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No.

302 mm

Users should first unfold the front arms, and then unfold the rear arms.

Sport mode: 35°.
Normal mode: 20° (The max tilt angle can reach 35° when the aircraft is flying against the wind)

One.

GPS and GLONASS

Yes. There is an 8GB internal memory for the aircraft.

Press and hold down on the image transmission screen on the app, then drag to the left or right to make the gimbal move in that direction.

The camera uses a 1/2.0'' CMOS sensor, and the effective pixels are 48 MP.

Single shot, burst, auto exposure bracketing (AEB), interval, HDR photography, hyperlight, HDR pano (vertical 180°, wide pano, horizontal 180° pano, and sphere), and SmartPhoto (refer to User Manual for the final English name).

Photo: Only JPG photos can be downloaded to the mobile device. RAW is not supported. The resolution is not limited.
Video: 4K or lower resolution videos can be downloaded to the mobile device. Whether the video can be played on the mobile device depends on the mobile device's hardware.

No.

No.

Yes.

DJI has not released this accessory yet.

No.

Press the customizable button on the top left, the photo/video toggle on the top right, and the shoot/record button on the top of the remote controller together simultaneously for about two seconds. Then, the remote controller will make beeping sounds and the battery level indicators on the remote controller will light up consecutively, indicating that the linking has been triggered.

The max width of a mobile device that the remote controller mobile device holder can hold is 85.4 mm. (LxWxH: 180.0mm*85.4mm*10.0mm)

149.95 x 103.48 x 65.47 (L x W x H) (the control sticks are mounted)

3.5 hours

Not charging a mobile device: 6 hours.
Charging a mobile device: 4 hours.

Yes, users can connect the remote controller to an iPad by using the Mavic Air 2 remote controller tablet holder.

Yes, the remote controller can charge iOS and Android devices.

Lightning, Micro USB (Type-B), USB-C

Unlike the Mavic Air, users cannot connect the mobile device via Wi-Fi to control the Mavic Air 2 aircraft. The Mavic Air 2 can only be controlled by the remote controller.

No, the Mavic Air 2 can only be used with one remote controller.

29 to 38 kph

5000 m

Sport mode:
Max speed: 19 m/s
Max ascent speed: 4 m/s
Max descent speed: 3 m/s
Normal mode:
Max speed: 12 m/s
Max ascent speed: 3 m/s
Max descent speed: 3 m/s
Tripod mode:
Max speed: 5 m/s
Max ascent speed: 1 m/s
Max descent speed: 1 m/s

It is recommended that the propellers be removed from the aircraft and stored safely during transportation.

The max speed of the Mavic Air 2 is 12 m/s when propeller guards are mounted.

a. In Beginner mode, the maximum flight altitude and flight distance are 30 m and 30 m, respectively.
b. The maximum flight altitude and flight distance are set in the app.
c. When taking off the aircraft in an environment with poor GPS (the number of GPS satellites does not reach the minimum hovering requirement), the flight altitude will be limited.
d. When the aircraft flies in a no-fly zone, the flight may be limited.
For more details, contact DJI Support.

720p 30fps; 1080p 30fps

120 to 130 ms

Yes

Yes. The auto and manual mode are available on the DJI Fly image transmission settings page. After choosing the manual mode, the channel can be chosen. The channel can only be chosen before the aircraft takes off.

a. It is recommended that users fly the aircraft in an open environment where wireless interference is minimal.
b. Close any apps that are running in the background on the mobile device.
c. Pay attention to the direction that the antennas point. Ensure the antennas point to the aircraft.

a. Flying over a monochrome surface (e.g., pure black, pure white, pure red, pure green).
b. Flying over a highly reflective surface.
c. Flying over water or transparent surfaces.
d. Flying over moving surfaces or objects (e.g., people that are moving, brushes or grass blown by high wind)
e. Flying in an area where the lighting changes frequently or drastically.
f. Flying over extremely dark (<10 lux) or bright (> 10,000 lux) surfaces.
g. Flying over surfaces that strongly reflect or absorb infrared waves (e.g., mirrors).
h. Flying over surfaces without clear patterns or textures.
i. Flying over surfaces with repeating identical patterns or textures (e.g., tiles with similar colors).

It is not recommended that users fly the aircraft too close above water surfaces. When the aircraft is flying over a water surface, the vision positioning function will be disabled automatically, and the flight altitude information will be determined by the GPS position information and barometer. As the accuracy of the position information is relatively low in the situation, the aircraft may fall into the water.

Do not fly the aircraft in a foggy environment. Otherwise, the aircraft vision systems may malfunction, and the aircraft may even fail to land.

Forward:
Precision measurement range: 0.35 to 22 m
Detectable range: 0.35 to 44 m
Effective sensing speed: ≤12 m/s
Backward:
Precision measurement range: 0.37 to 23.6 m
Detectable range: 0.37 to 47.2 m
Effective sensing speed: ≤12m/s

Forward:
Horizontal: 71°; Vertical: 56°
Backward:
Horizontal: 57°; Vertical: 44°

After the downward vision system is enabled, if the height between the aircraft and takeoff point is 0.5 to 60 m, the aircraft can hover; if the height between the aircraft and takeoff point is 0.5 to 30 m, the aircraft can hover at the accurate altitude that has been set.

38 W

LiPo 3S

No.

To ensure the battery safety in transportation, the batteries will be put into the hibernation state in advance. Users need to use the charger to charge the battery so that it can be awakened.

Users can connect the battery to the charger to charge it, or insert the battery into the battery charging hub to charge three batteries. The battery cannot be charged if users connect the aircraft to the charger.

Yes, the battery should be powered off before charging. The power port may be damaged if the battery is not powered off before charging.

If the battery is to be kept idle for a long time, then ensure the battery level is about 60%. It is also recommended that users charge and discharge the battery every month so the battery can be kept in a better way.

The battery charging hub will charge the batteries one by one according to battery levels. The battery with the highest battery level (charge remaining) will be charged first.

100 Minutes

Press and hold: Power on the battery.
Press once: Check the current battery level.
Press and hold for four seconds: Link the aircraft to the remote controller.

Users first need to purchase the matching car charger.

No.

Yes.

If more than 25 photos have been taken, then the video that can be generated is longer than one second. In this case, no matter whether the hyperlapse video shooting is finished normally or exited abnormally (for example, if it is interrupted by low battery RTH), the aircraft will still stitch the video by default.

Yes, the precision landing range is 0.5 to 30 m.

When the obstacle avoidance requirements are met, the aircraft can avoid obstacles when it is shooting a QuickShots video.

Currently not, but it may be available in the near future.

No.

In Normal and Slow Motion Video mode, only D-Cinelike mode is supported.

No.

Photo mode:
Auto and Manual modes are supported.
For Auto mode, EV and AE (automatic metering) can be adjusted.
For Manual mode, shutter and ISO can be adjusted.
Video mode:
Auto and Manual modes are supported.
For Auto mode, EV and AE (automatic metering) can be adjusted.
For Manual mode, shutter and ISO can be adjusted.

No, and DJI Fly will indicate that the update has failed. In this case, users should download the firmware again for the update.

a.The battery level should be at least 40% before the update; otherwise, the update cannot be performed.
b.If the aircraft or remote controller is powered off during the update, the update will fail. In this case, users should power on the device and update the firmware again.
c. The update will fail if the network is disconnected while the firmware package is being downloaded.
d.If the aircraft update fails several times or the remote controller cannot link to the aircraft, then it is possible that the remote controller firmware version and aircraft firmware version are not matched. In this case, it is recommended that users use DJI Assistant 2 for Mavic on the computer to update the remote controller and aircraft separately to the latest version.

Yes.