Here are my favorite must-have accessories for the Mavic:
- Extra Batteries (get them from DJI or Amazon)
- Lens Pen (to easily clean the camera or ND filters)
- Case (check out the Go Professional hard case or others here)
- Extra Memory Card (find commonly used memory cards here)
- Memory Card Reader (to easily transfer photos/videos from memory card to a computer)
- ND Camera Filters (find a list of good brands to use here)
- Toolkit (in case you need to disassemble anything)
- Combined Gimbal Lock & Cover (the OEM cover has weak tabs that eventually break off)
- Compatible Phone/Tablet to Fly (see a list of commonly used phones/tablets here)
- Extended Landing Gear (in case you need more clearance between the camera & ground)
Are landing gear a must have
Usually, I'll hand launch/catch my Mavic if the ground is not level enough
(or too dirty/sandy) to launch from. I keep
this set of silicon landing gear in my Mavic case/bag for times when hand launching/catching is not possible. I like that set because it's easy to install and has a rubbery surface to grip the ground. You can find some other landing gear options
here.
After market Charging hubs
If you're going to have more than one battery
(definitely recommended), you're going to want an easier way to charge multiple batteries at the same time. I use the
DJI charging hub whenever charging more than one battery. The DJI hub is only able to charge one battery at a time -- which is fine if you're not in a hurry to charge your batteries. If you want to charge your batteries faster, then the
blue charger is definitely the way to go since it's able to charge multiple batteries simultaneously.
A landing pad is a great item to have if you're going to be launching from surfaces that have tall grass
(tall enough to touch the camera), dew, or dirt/sand. They come in sizes between about 2 to 8 feet
(the larger ones offer more protection from dirt/sand kicked up by the props spinning & are easier to land on). You can find some good options
here.
Things to cover the screen and hold the sticks of the remote
I use
this stick guard when storing my Mavic remote controller in a bag. If you're going to store your Mavic remote controller in a place where the screen could potentially be scratched, then
this stick guard would be a better option
(since it also covers the screen).