Calling all test pilots! It seems to me that it takes about a year to work all if not most of the bugs out of the hardware and software before the aircraft is suitable for regular missions. While I like the full coverage obstacle avoidance, the 1-inch camera sensor is not enough for me to test drive a new drone for DJI. Like I've said before the original Mavic and platinum is a reliable platform that's easy to transport.
Of course I would not expect them to confirm unreleased specs. I would expect them to be silent about it, but now they are very vocal in implying that the rumors are false. They have not done this in the past on previous models.
Here's hoping the Mavic II has significant upgrades overall. DJI needs to up their game now with these drones. I seen enough middle of the road wifi drones that may be cool and small, but do not raise the bar when shooting or flying. I don't need a Mavic II in multiple colors or follows me in the dark. I looking for a Mavic that flies farther and longer, better camera with a zoom lens, can challenge any wind, yet is still small enough to pack away and carry easily. DJI talks about innovation...the time is now.
