TangoDelta
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- Sep 24, 2017
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I'm on my third unit. As much as I b*****d and argued, DJI could not and would not tell me why my gimbal stopped working, twice (and what are the freaking odds)! What am I supposed to think about their attention to quality? Why am I, and others finding it acceptable that their products fail and they can't back them up? Why am I constantly wondering what malfunction is going to happen next? I was not happy when I returned my 6 month old MP that I paid full price for then on top of an additional $80 receive a scratched up refurbished unit in a f****d up box.... and I know I'm not the only one out there. Bad taste in my mouth left DJI with one less customer and I know with what I've been through, they could care less. And they don't care about you, either. Just your $$$ yuan.
Ah, okay. I see the frustration there. I didn’t know they sent out scratched-up refurbish. The three units I’ve had replaced were brand new and don’t have a scratch on them. Long story short, when I crashed my first and sent it in for repair, I bought a Mavic off a friend who claimed one flight. (Lesson learned - no more pre-owned purchases.) I found out later that initial flight of his was indoors and it hit the wall. The gimbal would flicker randomly and reset in flight. No warning, no obvious codes. I’d just be flying and the camera would start darting in each direction for about 30 seconds and then be back to normal. I sent it in and Dji charged me about $150 for the gimble control board and gimble and sent me a new/refurb Mavic.
I think where we differ is I just assume these aren’t repairable and a couple hundred bucks, regardless of who’s fault it is, is better than buying a new one.