This little drone is simply awesome. It flies alot better than my old Phantom 3 and some of that is probably thanks to the better and smaller controller.
I have this really small Nanuk 910 hard case that is often used by DJI Osmo mobile users because it houses the dense foam box that the Osmo came with just about perfectly. I bought one a while back for my Osmo mobile and it's great.
But could such a small hardcase possibly accomodate my new Mavic Pro and also all the extra batteries and accessories that came with the Flymore combo? The case did originally come with a custom pluck-to-fit foam block which I removed and wasn't using for the Osmo, so why not give it a try...
I'm glad I did not throw out this foam because everything fits!! It's a tight tetris squeeze in there and the case is so thin that I had to orient the batteries on their sides for it to fit. But I'm glad to report that this works and it might possibly be the smallest water-tight pelican-style hardcase you can get for the Mavic and its accessories, which is only appropriate considering the whole point of having a Mavic was to facilitate travelling small and light with a drone.
Mavic, controller, 3 batteries, charging hub, charger brick, car charger brick, powerbank adapter, several cables, extra props. It's all in there. The only thing I won't have room for is the PolarPro filter kit that is coming my way, but I figured I can probably take out the car charger to make room for it since I doubt I'll use the car charger much.
The case dimensions are 14.3" x 11.1" x 4.7" and for scale, it has a smaller footprint than a MacBook Pro 15" as shown below. It can easily be tossed inside a backpack with room to spare or inside a carry-on luggage with plenty of room to spare so that the Mavic doesn't have to be your only airline carry-on aside from making it your personal item in addition to a carry-on. Protection and versatility is what it is.
