I see Amazon has it in stock currently and it is a Prime item, meaning an order today will be at your door in 2 days if you are a prime member.
Also, tracking the shipment was an unintelligible mess. There seemed to be a disconnect between activity in China and Japan, and the activity in the US. According to the dates and times on the updates, the shipment seemed to be jumping all over the globe. Back and forth between Dongguan and Guangzhou in China, Narita-shi and Sennan-shi in Japan, and Memphis, TN. After a while, I just gave up on trying to interpret that gobbledy-gook.
By default, all the tracking dates and times are in local time, which causes the shipment to appear to be going all over the place. If you pick origin, destination, or GMT, everything shows up in order. I find it odd that they don't default to a common time zone, especially for international shipments. At any rate, glad you got your MA2 and are enjoying it. I'm doing the same!
Mine arrived last week from Dji China. Took 9 days.
Still waiting on mine as well. Check out the shipment history.Has anyone else ordered theirs directly from DJI? Mine has so far taken 12 days and all it’s done is sit in dongguan and gets scanned for clearance 24 times. Was just wondering how long others took and if they had this problem.
Still waiting on mine as well. Check out the shipment history.
Still waiting on mine as well. Check out the shipment history.
Certainly does. A little nerve wracking when it’s such an expensive item and you think it’s going all over the world. Finally did get mine today and flew it around a bit. Can’t wait for the weekend!Yup! That's exactly what mine looked like. After enough of that gobbledy-gook piled up, I just gave up trying to interpret it. I am pretty sure that the intervening Memphis tracking points are just transmittals of shipping manifests to the international FedEx hub, and in many cases what you see here doesn't translate directly to the physical item being present in that location at that time. International FedEx tracking leaves a lot to be desired.