Former Member
Well-Known Member
24 days that’s just silly.
I think so, Hopefully the replacement battery will be new and not refurbished.
24 days that’s just silly.
they all were,lots of spats on which channel to watch,lolWas 13 public tv? haha
they all were,lots of spats on which channel to watch,lol
you should have left it at 1 star,they shouldnt have let this happen in the first placeI finally got some resolution. I needed to get DJI attention so I left the DJI Orange County store a 1 Star yelp. I sited my situation. I also posted on the DJI forum that I left the negative review. DJI was suddenly responsive to their credit my drone should be here Monday. I’m not sure if I got lucky but maybe by reviewing the DJI store it sends a message. I changed my review of the store to 5 stars once I saw some action on my case. This may or may not work for you , but if more people did that, maybe they will improve the customer service experience.
I am in the midst of a DJI Care Express return and so far my experience has been mediocre. I did not crash or drown my MP. I went to use it and when I turned it on I started getting error messages that the motor was overloaded and that the gimbal clamps were still locked (which they were not). The gimbal was flipping around like a fish out of water. After numerous times at resetting IMU, Compass, etc. plus reinstalling and rolling back firmware I contacted DJI and sent them a link to a YouTube video I made that showed all the problems. It took a week for them to understand what was going on and to set up a case. But I live in Mexico and only return to the US every few months. Luckily, I was going back to the US the next week but I won't be back again until November. I asked the Customer Care people how much shipping would be to send the repaired / replaced drone back to Cancun. They told me they could not give me an answer until they had repaired / replaced the drone and were ready to ship. That made ZERO sense so I went to FedEx and calculated that an 8 pound package should cost about $100 to get sent from California to Mexico. To get my drone in August verses November I would pay the $100. But Mexico has 16% import duties based upon the declared value of the shipment. If they declare the drone to be worth $800 on the shipping manifest then I will owe $128 in import duties. If they declare the drone to be worth $300 then I will only owe $48. So I asked, several times, "What is the declared value you put on the FedEx or DHL or UPS shipping manifest." I was repeatedly told they DJI does not put a declared value on the package and it is up to the recipient to declare the value. That is total BS. Anyone who has ever shipped anything from the US to any other country--even documents--knows that you MUST declare the contents of the shipment and the value. I finally gave up and told DJI to ship the repaired / replaced unit to a friend in Louisiana who will hold it for me until I get back to the US or I find someone else coming down to Cancun. Their (DJI's) customer care is not overly user friendly. They should be getting my unit on Tuesday and I will be interested to see how long it takes to get the unit shipped out from them. I really wish they would allow "cross shipping" with a credit card guarantee. Many other companies do that. They send me a replacement while I send back my broken unit. If they don't get my broken unit within 30 days they charge me full price for the replacement unit. Had DJI done that, they could have shipped me a refurbished unit and I would have sent back my unit all in the same trip and now I would have my drone.View attachment 42059 View attachment 42058 Let me start off by saying I think the refresh program is an excellent option. It’s affordable, it lets you fly with some reassurances knowing you have room for error. I had a small crash low altitudes crash into a patio cover and damage to my left arm, right arm, props and a ding on the ac body. Pilot error all the way, I own this crash. I contacted DJI immediately, sent in the unit and am now waiting. Up till now everything is great. Good customer service, good response times and a great time on getting a shipping label. Some of the instructions and paper work have some little mistakes and contradictory info on what to send in and what not to send in. It’s confusing and could be streamlined with a check list.
Here is my frustration: As soon as DJI received my damage unit (under a pretty much almost anything goes warranty, as long as the unit is returned). Why don’t they send the replacement unit or parts out immediately ? I live in San Diego CA. Started the case on June 29th, shipped out drone on June 30th.
Why so much time between payment made by PayPal on July 7th, excepted 4 days later July 11th, and I’m still waiting for shipping July 14th.
They can put the best drones in the air but they can’t receive payments and stick a replacement in a box and ship it out on the same day. Or even ship it out 2-3 days later. What’s the problem here.
Anyone use Apple care. ? When my Apple Watch screen was unresponsive, I had a replacement 2 days later, before they even received my old watch. I know I’m comparing apples and oranges but come on, figure it out DJI. Refresh my drone faster. The idea is to keep you in the Air, I though.
Other than that I pretty much love DJI, my MPP and this forum. My life has been enriched by this product. I guess I want it to be the best it can be, especially for a high dollar ticket item. DJI needs to step up its service game. I hope they do because I want them to be as good as Apple. I’m not here for a beating just sharing my frustration, hoping DJI is listing. This has been emailed to DJI also.
After reading alot of posts from upset customers, I'm glad I didn't waste money on DJI's "care refresh"
Only AM on my first radio - it was a crystal receiver shaped like a Gemini capsule.There was always the radio! (AM?)
Is your avatar Oddball from Kelly's Heros? Love it.Only AM on my first radio - it was a crystal receiver shaped like a Gemini capsule.
I am in the midst of a DJI Care Express return and so far my experience has been mediocre. I did not crash or drown my MP. I went to use it and when I turned it on I started getting error messages that the motor was overloaded and that the gimbal clamps were still locked (which they were not). The gimbal was flipping around like a fish out of water. After numerous times at resetting IMU, Compass, etc. plus reinstalling and rolling back firmware I contacted DJI and sent them a link to a YouTube video I made that showed all the problems. It took a week for them to understand what was going on and to set up a case. But I live in Mexico and only return to the US every few months. Luckily, I was going back to the US the next week but I won't be back again until November. I asked the Customer Care people how much shipping would be to send the repaired / replaced drone back to Cancun. They told me they could not give me an answer until they had repaired / replaced the drone and were ready to ship. That made ZERO sense so I went to FedEx and calculated that an 8 pound package should cost about $100 to get sent from California to Mexico. To get my drone in August verses November I would pay the $100. But Mexico has 16% import duties based upon the declared value of the shipment. If they declare the drone to be worth $800 on the shipping manifest then I will owe $128 in import duties. If they declare the drone to be worth $300 then I will only owe $48. So I asked, several times, "What is the declared value you put on the FedEx or DHL or UPS shipping manifest." I was repeatedly told they DJI does not put a declared value on the package and it is up to the recipient to declare the value. That is total BS. Anyone who has ever shipped anything from the US to any other country--even documents--knows that you MUST declare the contents of the shipment and the value. I finally gave up and told DJI to ship the repaired / replaced unit to a friend in Louisiana who will hold it for me until I get back to the US or I find someone else coming down to Cancun. Their (DJI's) customer care is not overly user friendly. They should be getting my unit on Tuesday and I will be interested to see how long it takes to get the unit shipped out from them. I really wish they would allow "cross shipping" with a credit card guarantee. Many other companies do that. They send me a replacement while I send back my broken unit. If they don't get my broken unit within 30 days they charge me full price for the replacement unit. Had DJI done that, they could have shipped me a refurbished unit and I would have sent back my unit all in the same trip and now I would have my drone.
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