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Mavic Drones

Mavic drones deliver clear aerial photos, smooth video and useful site data. The range covers high-end filming, thermal checks and crop surveys. Compare camera systems, flight time, safety sensors and mapping tools to find the right aircraft for your work.

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DJI Mavic 4 Pro

SKU: CP.MA.00000849.01

  • 0.1-Lux Nightscape Omnidirectional Obstacle Sensing
  • 100MP 4/3 CMOS Hasselblad Camera With 6K/60fps HDR Video
  • DJI O4+ 30km 10-bit HDR Video Transmission
  • Infinity Gimbal With 360 Rotation for Dynamic Camera Movement
  • 1/1.3 1/1.5 Large CMOS Dual Tele Cameras
£1809.97
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DJI Matrice 4TD Standalone RC2/Strap UK SP Plus without M4D Battery

SKU: CB.202510103634

  • Thermal Imaging: Spot issues and targets in total darkness
  • 54-Min Flight Time: Cover more ground on a single battery charge
  • IP55 Weatherproof: Fly safely through heavy rain and harsh dust
  • Multi-Camera System: Includes wide, telephoto and laser sensors
  • Obstacle Sensing: Safely avoid wires and complex structures
£7300.00
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DJI Mavic 3 Multispectral Universal Edition

SKU: CP.EN.00000445.04

  • RGB & Multispectral: Analyse crop health with ultimate clarity
  • RTK Positioning: Centimetre-level accuracy for precise mapping
  • Boost Your Yield: Create mapping data to save on fertiliser
  • Obstacle Sensing: Fly safely over steep and tricky landscapes
  • 15km Transmission: Enjoy a stable signal over vast farmlands
£4122.30
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Choose Mavic drones for your work

A Mavic drone can cover many types of filming and site work. Standard camera models suit property videos, events and outdoor content. Thermal cameras show changes in heat, which can help with roof checks and electrical work. Multispectral sensors collect plant and crop data for farming. Think about the result you need before choosing a camera.

Get clear shots from wide views to close details

The DJI Mavic 4 Pro drone uses three cameras for wide, medium and close views. Its main Hasselblad camera can take 100MP photos and record 6K HDR video. The rotating gimbal also allows more camera angles without turning the aircraft. It has a maximum flight time of 51 minutes under test conditions, though wind and flight speed can shorten real use.

Plan for safe flights and longer days on site

A Mavic Pro drone may include obstacle sensing, return-to-home tools and a stable video link. These features add support near buildings and other large objects, but the pilot still needs to watch the aircraft.

Check the weight, charging time and storage before you buy. Extra batteries and a charging hub can also reduce delays during longer jobs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Start with the task. A high-end camera model suits film, property and media work. A thermal model is more useful for heat checks, while a multispectral model supports crop and land surveys. You can compare more DJI drones before choosing.
It has smart flight tools and obstacle sensors, but it’s a large and costly aircraft. New pilots may prefer to learn with a smaller model first. This can make early practice less stressful and reduce the cost of a mistake. The Mavic 4 Pro weighs 1,063g, so UK pilots also need to understand the rules for heavier aircraft.
DJI lists a maximum flight time of 51 minutes. This figure comes from controlled tests. Wind, cold weather, faster flying and camera use may reduce the time you get outdoors. It’s wise to land with power left rather than run the battery down fully.
Its Infinity Gimbal can rotate through 360 degrees and tilt upwards. This gives you more freedom to create portrait and unusual angled shots. It can be useful for social media, property content and short-form video.
No. DJI states that the Mavic 4 Pro doesn’t work with its flight goggles or motion controllers.

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