DJI Mavic 4 Pro Review: 6K HDR Camera, 43 Min Flight Time

DJI Mavic 4 Pro Review: 6K HDR Camera, 43 Min Flight Time

by Bharat Kumar — 1 month ago in Review 4 min. read
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Let’s start with pros and cons!

Pros

    • Excellent price
    • Feature-packed functions
    • One of a kind triple-camera drone

Cons

  • Subject tracking is not as varied as the DJI Flip or Neo
  • Heavy, weight just exceeds 2.2lbs
  • Accessories add to the overall cost

The DJI Mavic 4 Pro is finally here, and it’s making waves across the drone community. While I haven’t ordered it yet, but will soon, I have been closely following every details from official sources, user feedback, and early reviewer insights.

In this DJI Mavic 4 Pro review, I’ll break down what you can expect, what’s new, and how it compares to its predecessors and rivals.

DJI Mavic 4 Pro And Its Significance In The Drone Market

The mavic 4 pro is the latest iteration in the DJI’s drone family. From the details what I’ve collected so far, it’s packing a stronger imaging system, better autonomy, and increased battery efficiency.

For creators in the 25–30 age range looking for a compact, pro-grade drone, this model seems tailored to hit that mark. It blends creative flexibility with high-end features in a portable frame.

DJI Mavic 4 Pro Review: Specifications

Basis Description
Camera 28mm 100MP 4/3 sensor / 70mm 48MP 1/1.3-inch sensor / 168mm 50MP 1/1.5-inch sensor
Video resolution Confirmed, Up to 6K HDR technology
Frame rates 6K up to 60fps / 4K up to 120fps / FHD up to 60fps / Vertical 4/3 up to 4K 60fps, Tele 2.7K up to 60fps
Video transmission range 18.6 miles (FCC) / 9.32 miles (CE, SRRC, MIC)
Flight modes Sport, Normal, Cine
Battery 6654mAh / up to 51 minutes flight time
Charger type USB-C / charging hub
Weight 2.34lbs / 1063g
Dimensions 10.14 x 4.91 x 4.07 inches / 257.6 x 124.8 x 103.4mm (folded)
12.94 x 15.37 x 5.32 inches / 328.7 x 390.5 x 135.2mm (unfolded)

Discussing Materials, Portability, & Durability

The upgraded version has matte composite materials over glossy finishes which benefits in improved grip and durability. For this, I give hats off to the DJI team.

Also, it’s portable because it folds smaller than the Mavic 3 and includes reinforced propeller locks for safer transport.

Based on packaging and official footage, it’s still very much backpack-friendly. Those who frequently shoot in outdoor or rugged environments should find it easy to carry without extra bulk.

Speaking of rugged environments, it withstand in any condition like harsh wind, stormy air including haze and rain.

Detailed Analysis Of The Triple-Camera System (Including Sample Images And Videos)

One thing I have noticed that its dynamic triple-camera set up which is one of the most talked-about upgrades in the DJI Mavic 4 Pro first look review.

Ironically, it includes a 1-inch wide-angle sensor, a medium focal length lens, and a new zoom lens with better optical clarity.

Early testers have shown footage with exceptional dynamic range and true-to-life colors. DJI’s D-Log M support continues to allow flexibility for color grading, and the system’s improved detail capture has been highlighted in several sample video comparisons with the Mavic 3.

Sample images of DJI mavic 4 pro review
Source: DJI Global | Sample images of DJI mavic 4 pro review

The ability to switch seamlessly between focal lengths mid-flight is a feature professionals and hobbyists alike will appreciate.

Flight Time, Speed, Stability, And Obstacle Avoidance Features

According to DJI, the Mavic 4 Pro offers up to 43 minutes of flight time under optimal conditions. That’s one of the longest durations available in its class right now. Again, hats off to the team!

It reportedly flies faster and handles wind better, thanks to aerodynamic tweaks and upgraded motors. Not only this, the obstacle avoidance system (or advanced pilot assistance system) is smarter too—utilizing omnidirectional sensors and AI for smoother real-time tracking and object avoidance.

I think these features are likely to be very valuable for creators shooting dynamic subjects or in tighter environments.

Compared With Mavic 3 Pro & Autel Evo Lite+

In comparison with mavic 3 pro, the new upgrade camera setup is more versatile, the tracking systems are smarter, and the battery life slightly improved.

Against the Autel Evo Lite+, DJI still leads in image fidelity and software polish. Reviewers have pointed out that the Mavic 4 Pro handles autofocus and color accuracy better in varying light conditions.

Overall, the mavic 4 pro is the winner compared with its rivalry.

DJI Mavic 4 Pro Review Of Pricing Across Different Regions

The DJI Mavic 4 Pro is priced around $2,200 but not available to purchase in the United States at launch and DJI did not give a timeline for when that might change.

It is available in Canada, the UK, Europe, and later in Asia at $2,049, £1,879, and €2,099, respectively.

Also Read: DJI Action 2 Review – Unleashing the Power of UHD 4K Streaming

Wrapping Up

Based on everything we’ve seen so far, the DJI Mavic 4 Pro is a next-generation drone innovation. It combines performance, portability, and professional camera quality into a tight package.

If you are thinking to upgrade, this drone definitely deserves a closer look. And for those tracking Mavic 4 Pro rumors I would say that many of them have now been confirmed in full detail.

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That’s all in this blog. Thanks for reading 🙂

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the DJI Mavic 4 Pro beginner-friendly?

Yes. DJI Fly app includes guided tutorials, and the drone’s AI features assist with safe navigation.

What accessories are essential?

A spare battery, ND filters for light control, and a carry case. The charging hub is also a handy extra.

How does it handle wind?

According to reviewers, it performs well in moderate wind, holding position with minimal drift.

Can I use my Mavic 3 controller with it?

If it is the DJI RC Pro, compatibility is expected but check DJI official compatibility list.

Is it worth upgrading from Mavic 3 Pro?

Not necessary but if you need more advanced camera features, better tracking, and slightly longer flight time. Get more information by reading dji mavic 4 pro review.

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Bharat Kumar

Bharat is an editor and staff writer for The Next Tech. A recent addition to the news team, he is involved in generating stories for topics that spread across The Next Tech's categories. His interest in Consumer Tech and AI Tools help bring the latest update to our readers. He is always up to learn new things and is a die-hard fan of Valorant and Call of Duty Saga(s).

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