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That would put it just $60 ahead of the Spark's full kit, the only significant difference being just one Mavic battery and being refurbed. Still, it would be a no-brainer decision for me to go Mavic if I didn't already have one.These are also available on Amazon. I bought one a couple of days ago and it is supposed to be delivered Wednesday. With the Amazon credit card's 5% cash back the effective price is just $760.
Do we get to name our mavic?his refurbished drone was registered under someone elses name
The problem with these refurbs is that you are flying someone elses drone that was refurbished. One member here was also saying that his refurbished drone was registered under someone elses name.
To me, there is a difference between a refurbished Mavic and a used Mavic. DJI and Newegg are selling used Mavics and calling them refurbished.
In my mind, a refurbished drone has been gone over, broken parts replaced, new serial number assigned, and registration and serial number brand new as well as the drones name. DJI and Newegg are not doing that. Typical DJI, and Newegg since DJI is supplying them with the refurbs, they are just pushing them out the door without any QC.
I don't think DJI is supplying Newegg with refurbs. The Newegg site says that they are "Sold and Shipped by DJI Official Store." Newegg is just putting the listing on their site and possibly handling the payment. Amazon will likely be the same.The problem with these refurbs is that you are flying someone elses drone that was refurbished. One member here was also saying that his refurbished drone was registered under someone elses name.
To me, there is a difference between a refurbished Mavic and a used Mavic. DJI and Newegg are selling used Mavics and calling them refurbished.
In my mind, a refurbished drone has been gone over, broken parts replaced, new serial number assigned, and registration and serial number brand new as well as the drones name. DJI and Newegg are not doing that. Typical DJI, and Newegg since DJI is supplying them with the refurbs, they are just pushing them out the door without any QC.
Yes, you can name the Mavic. I don't have it in front of me, but you can see the current name in the settings. Maybe under "About" where you get the firmware and serial number info (?).Do we get to name our mavic?
How do i check it?
I bought a fly more combo on may 2017
And the controller is not paired to the mavic, am i a litte over thinking things?
On the DJI store site, it states that the DJI Care Refresh is still $99 for the refurbs.The refurb I got from Drone Nerds has a new serial number. Suffix R = refurb
All sent instructions for care service but up price on refurbs by $50 to $149.
I don't think DJI is supplying Newegg with refurbs. The Newegg site says that they are "Sold and Shipped by DJI Official Store." Newegg is just putting the listing on their site and possibly handling the payment. Amazon will likely be the same.
Any refurbished product could be called "used." Someone owned it before you, so it is used.Maybe so, but if someone elses name is on the refurbished Mavic you just bought, then it's not refurbished. It's used.
Any refurbished product could be called "used."
I didn't say that any used product could be called refurbished, which is what you're implying with your second paragraph. Also, if you read the DJI page that I linked to in my original post above, it states that they do exactly what you say in your first paragraph, including the full manufacturer's warranty (same warranty as a new unit).Sorry but I disagree. There is a reason why manufacturers and resellers use the term "refurbished." It means that the bird has been gone through, all the settings reset, and a full MFG warranty applies, sometimes as long as the original warranty.
A private individual cannot "refurbish" a unit, he can not reset the name, serial number or many other setting of a factory refurbed bird. He can only sell it as used if it has not been through DJI's process of refurbishment. Now, with DJI and Newegg selling "used" birds claiming them to be refurbished, that's another story.
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