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The DJI Mavic Air is an incredible fold-able 4K drone with a 21-minute flight time.
Capture a whole new and different perspective with the foldable and compact Mavic Air — Fly More Combo. With it's incredible 4K camera, 21 minute flight time and a 4 km range, there is no better drone to take travelling with. It was built to go wherever adventure takes you and give you the best of the Mavic series.
With 4K capabilities, 4 times slow-motion video at Full HD, the Mavic Air will never leave your side, capturing all your adventures from the sky. Take impressive 360 degree sphere panoramas and explore the vast range of intelligent flight modes such as Active-Track and Quick-Shot modes where you become a Hollywood director!
Get your own DJI Mavic Air with D1 today where you can take advantage of our Free Shipping, DJI GO 4 drone workshops, Full Australian Warranty and up to 3 months of Interest Free payments. Furthermore, visit one of our stores today to get hands on experience with one of our specially trained product specialists! We are located in Brunswick, The Glen, and La Trobe St in Melbourne, Carindale in Brisbane, World Square in Sydney and in Carousel in Perth.
3-Axis Gimbal Camera
The Mavic Air's Camera integrates a 1/2.3" 12-megapixel CMOS sensor and an f/2.8 lens with a 35 mm — equivalent focal length of 24 mm to shoot high-quality photos and videos. What sets this drone apart form the other drones at this price point is the Mavic Air's flexibility of shooting DNG RAW. Creators and professionals can edit the photo files to really bring out the details, highlights and shadows.
The Mavic Air is the most portable DJI Drone to house a 3-axis mechanical gimbal that can shoot up to 4K video. With it's triangular formation design and gimbal dampeners help create even steadier shots, perfect for windier situations.
32 MP Sphere Panoramas
In addition to Horizontal, Vertical and 180 degree panoramas, the Mavic Air stitches 25 photos together to create a crystal clear panorama that mimics the likes of a "little world". The DJI GO 4 application will stitch this in under 8 seconds. You can also save each photo individually and process through Lightroom and Photoshop.
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4K 100 Mbps Video
The Mavic Air shoots video at an incredible 4K 30 fps, recording at 100 Mbps to capture every second with UHD quality.
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Slow Motion Video
With support for recording 1080p 120 fps slow-motion video, the Mavic Air captures all your epic high-speed adventures.
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HDR Photos
New HDR algorithms help you obtain the right exposure settings intelligently, according to lighting conditions. Overexposed or dark areas are processed for more natural transitions between highlights and shadows, while DSP acceleration allows for more efficient shooting.
12 MP Stills
The Mavic Air’s onboard camera integrates a 1/2.3” 12-megapixel CMOS sensor and an f/2.8 lens with a 35-mm equivalent focal length of 24 mm to shoot high-quality photos and videos.
8 GB Internal Storage
In addition to a Micro SD card slot, 8 GB of internal storage let you save photos and videos directly to the aircraft and export files through its USB 3.0 Type-C port.
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Geometric Elegance
Expressing geometric precision, the Mavic Air's arms fold flush against its aerodynamic chassis. Magnesium alloy brackets reinforce the seven onboard cameras, rear vents dissipate heat efficiently, and the primary gimbal camera is recessed for better protection.
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3D Foldable Design
As tall and wide as a smartphone when folded, the Mavic Air is an ultra-portable drone that stretches the boundaries of what's possible for a device its size.
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Foldable Remote Controller
The dedicated remote controller uses a foldable, low-profile, ergonomic design to hold your smartphone for maximum convenience. Detachable control sticks store inside the remote controller to pack more comfortably on the go.
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ActiveTrack
ActiveTrack can sense up to 16 selectable subjects simultaneously,[2] letting you choose the right tracking subject. With higher tracking precision and broader scenario applications, ActiveTrack follows targets even when they're running, jumping, or cycling.
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QuickShots
Choose from six different QuickShots — Rocket, Dronie, Circle, Helix, Asteroid, and Boomerang. All are just a tap away and will get you those epic selfie drone videos without needing to think about composing your shot. Share your new creations to social media through the DJI GO 4 app instantly.
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SmartCapture
Fun, simple, and intuitive, SmartCapture offers a new and interactive way of controlling the Mavic Air by hand. Launch and control the drone with hand gestures, then take photos or videos however you like.
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TapFly
If you want to focus on just your shot, select TapFly in DJI GO 4, which lets you fly wherever you tap on your mobile device screen. TapFly works in Forward, Backward, Free, and Coordinate modes, and you can adjust flight speed to suit all your aerial needs.
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FlightAutonomy 2.0
Using advanced VIO technology, the powerful sensor system in FlightAutonomy 2.0 consists of a primary gimbal camera, forward, backward, and downward dual-vision sensors, downward infrared sensing system, IMU redundancies, and a group of computing cores. Together, they collect and transmit information from the surrounding environment to the high-performance processor for more precise hovering and better flight performance. Advanced Pilot Assistance Systems (APAS) allow the aircraft to bypass obstacles in front of and behind it actively. Your grand adventures of discovery have never been so safe and easy.
Visual Inertial Odometry (VIO)
A combination of VIO technology and the new positioning algorithm has doubled the Mavic Air's precision positioning. VIO technology calculates the speed and attitude of the aircraft in real-time and locates it, making dual-camera attitude measurements while hovering or flying at any speed. The working range of the vision positioning system is now 0.5 to 30 meters. With VIO technology, the Mavic Air hovers more precisely indoors and responds better to complex environments with finer control stick movement.
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3D Map Building
Equipped with an advanced sensing system, the Mavic Air locates itself with accuracy and precision. By processing data from the seven cameras at the front, bottom, and rear of the body, alongside the advanced infrared sensors and IMU, the Mavic Air will construct a 3D map by sensing the environment in real time, which significantly improves overall flight safety.
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Advanced Pilot Assistance Systems (APAS)
APAS is the result of DJI’s extensive research on flight path calculation. Users can keep flying forwards and backwards, and APAS will plan an appropriate flight path to bypass obstacles automatically.
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Multiple Redundancies
Besides dual IMUs, FlightAutonomy 2.0 has more redundant modules to increase the Mavic Air’s safety level. The Vision Compass will assist the navigation system to estimate flight direction when the compass experiences interference. When only one direction of the front, bottom, or rear vision systems is functioning normally, the aircraft will still position itself successfully. There are two sets of sensor fusion algorithms based on two independent hardware platforms. When an error occurs to one set of algorithms, the aircraft will switch to the other pair seamlessly to resume normal functionality.
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More Reliable Return to Home (RTH)
Expanding on existing RTH systems, the Mavic Air will ensure the safest flight path during RTH. It does this by recording its real-time flight path, and when the control signal gets lost, the aircraft will fly towards the Home Point, bypassing any signal obstruction and reconnect to the controller. When the Mavic Air detects an obstacle, it will choose a proper path to bypass it according to its altitude. The aircraft will match the images of the ground with those captured at takeoff for increased landing accuracy. When landing automatically, the Mavic Air will scan the terrain of the landing area in real-time, then warn the user and safely hover if it detects an obstacle or water in the landing area.
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Mavic Air Intelligent Flight Batteries are made with high-density lithium, offering a substantial flight time of up to 21 minutes for all your adventuring needs.
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| Accessories | Mavic Air | Fly More Combo | |
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Aircraft* | x 1 | x 1 |
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Remote Controller | x 1 | x 1 |
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Intelligent Flight Battery | x 1 | x 3 |
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Charger | x 1 | x 1 |
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Power Cable | x 1 | x 1 |
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Propeller Pair | x 4 | x 6 |
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Propeller Guards(Set) | x 1 | x 1 |
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RC Cable (Lightning Connector) | x 1 | x 1 |
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RC Cable (Standard Micro USB Connector) | x 1 | x 1 |
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RC Cable (USB Type-C Connector) | x 1 | x 1 |
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Gimbal Protector | x 1 | x 1 |
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Communication Cable (USB3.0 Type-C) | x 1 | x 1 |
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USB Adapter | x 1 | x 1 |
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RC Cable Slider (Large) | x 1 | x 1 |
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RC Cable Slider (Small) | x 2 | x 2 |
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Carrying Case | x 1 | x 1 |
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Spare Control Sticks (Pair)** | x 1 | x 1 |
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Battery Charging Hub | / | x 1 |
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Battery to Power Bank Adaptor | / | x 1 |
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Travel Bag | / | x 1 |
| * The color of the aircraft is the same as the color you choose at purchase. ** Accessories are not covered by the terms of any warranty. |
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There are three ways to fly the Mavic Air. You can use the dedicated remote controller, your smartphone, or both together.
For the other two options, the Mavic Air connects to your smartphone via DJI GO 4.
Connect the Mavic Air with your mobile device and follow the instructions in DJI GO 4 to complete activation.
No.
16 GB:
Sandisk Extreme
Kingston 16GB SDHC-I SDCAC/16GB
32 GB:
Sandisk Extreme V30
Sandisk Extreme V30 A1
Sandisk Extreme V30 Pro A1
64 GB:
Sandisk Extreme V30 A1
Sandisk Extreme Pro V30 A1
128 GB:
Sandisk Extreme V30 A1
Sandisk Extreme Plus V30 A1
Yes. You can use an ordinary USB cable to connect your smartphone to the remote controller via the USB port at the bottom of the controller, but this may result in more discomfort when handling. Different cables come with the aircraft to meet your needs.
For safety reasons, every Mavic Air has a unique Wi-Fi name and password. These are listed on the side of the aircraft body, in the battery compartment, and on the carrying case. (For iOS systems, iOS v9.0 or later is required.)
Connect your smartphone to the aircraft’s Wi-Fi by scanning the QR code with DJI GO 4 app for first-time use. Alternatively, you can manually type in the Wi-Fi name and password.
First, connect your smartphone to the aircraft via Wi-Fi. Next, enter the DJI GO 4 app and go to Wi-Fi Settings to change the Wi-Fi name and password. You can also change the Wi-Fi name and password with DJI Assistant 2 on a computer.
No. You can only scan the QR code to connect to the aircraft’s Wi-Fi using DJI GO 4.
Doing so isn’t necessary.
The non-foldable propellers are more streamlined, making the Mavic Air smaller and more portable when folded.
The Mavic Air can withstand wind speeds up to 10 m/s.
16,400 ft (5000 m).
The control range is 8.2–19.68 ft (2.5–6 m).
The Mavic Air supports the following panorama modes:
Vertical: The camera automatically takes three vertical photos, stitching them into one panorama.
Horizontal: The camera will take nine photos from different angles, stitching them into one panorama.
180°: The Mavic Air automatically rotates its body and gimbal shooting 21 pictures, stitching them together in DJI GO 4 for a breathtaking 180° panorama.
Sphere: The Mavic Air automatically rotates its body and gimbal to shoot 25 photos, stitching them together for an eye-catching spherical panorama.
SmartCapture only allows the Mavic Air to fly at eye level when it’s 9.8 feet (3 meters) or less away from you. This is to ensure better flight safety and control precision. You can gesture to fly higher or lower when it’s farther away from you.
Yes.
Turn on the Mavic Pro in Wi-Fi mode, press the linking button and hold for 5s.
The power button powers on and off the battery. To do this, press it once, and then press again, holding it for at least two seconds to power on or off the battery.
The power button also allows you to check the battery level. To do this, press the power button once and observe how many LEDs light up for the power level.
It takes 55 minutes to charge a battery fully when using a standard USB charger or a Charging Hub.
It is recommended to charge batteries at least once every three months fully.
No. If you do, the update will fail. You will then need to download the firmware and update again.
Before the update is complete, the aircraft will need to restart. Once it does, reconnect your mobile device to the Mavic Air’s Wi-Fi. DJI GO 4 is just reminding you that you will need to do this for a successful update.
Yes.
Connect the Mavic Air to DJI GO 4, and the app will inform you of appropriate updates to ensure consistency.
a. Low-battery level. Make sure the battery level is higher than 50%.
b. Powering off the Mavic Air or the remote controller during the update. If this happens, please restart the Mavic Air and the remote controller and begin the update again.
c. Internet disconnection when downloading firmware.
d. If update failure persists, or the remote controller does not link with the aircraft, there may be firmware inconsistencies between devices. In this case, use DJI Assistant 2 on your computer to update your aircraft and the remote controller to the latest versions separately.
When connected to the remote controller:
2.4GHz
FCC: 4000 m, CE: 2000 m, SRRC: 2000 m (unobstructed, free of interference, when FCC compliant).
5.8GHz
FCC: 4000 m, CE: 500 m, SRRC: 2500 m (unobstructed, free of interference, when FCC compliant).
When connected to a mobile device:
Max height: 50 m
Max distance: 80 m
720p at 30 fps.
The video transmission latency to your mobile device is 170 to 240 ms. However, this is subject to the performance of your mobile device and signal interference.
DJI GO 4 chooses a frequency band automatically by default, but users can manually select between 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz frequencies, according to actual needs.
