Mav4 Ordered

[akdrone]

Wish me luck. Ordered from Korea via Ebay. Standard RC2. If it actually arrives I'll see if I can get the pro controller. I know...I know...quite a gamble and no DJI coverage for warranty. I don't normally take this kind of a gamble but if it all goes tits up I'll live.

 

[BaldyBoyBilly]

Curious…why Korea vs, say, Canada?

 

[Starz]

Opened my little bottle of luck. Two drops left. They are heading north.

 

[akdrone]

Curious…why Korea vs, say, Canada?

tried to order from Canada but couldn't get them to send it.

 

[BaldyBoyBilly]

Can you share what you ordered and total price?

 

[Jim Martin]

Here's to a smooth and successful purchase.
Sincerely hope it works out.

 

[jaja6009]

Good luck!
Keep us informed as if you're successful other may take a shot.

I'm a bit jealous as the Mav 4 looks to be a great drone.

 

[akdrone]

Can you share what you ordered and total price?

 

[akdrone]

Curious…why Korea vs, say, Canada?

Also... I lived in Korea for a short while. Hoping they remember me. I was about 50 years ago but I usually make a good impression so....

 

[GadgetGuy]

tried to order from Canada but couldn't get them to send it.

You need to use a Canadian address for shipping, and use a shipping forwarding service like Reship which will provide you with a unique suite number at the address of their Canadian forwarding facility. Upon receipt, Reship in Canada then ships the package to you in the U.S. at your address.

Not yet sure about tariffs and customs from Canada to the U.S., but the delivered Canadian price for the Creator Combo is just under $4,000 U.S. dollars, with the actual merchandise price at $3500 U.S. dollars upon which any tariffs would be computed. B&H price, delivered, if they ever get any, is $5,000 to CA, leaving plenty of room for tariffs (up to 43%) on top of the $4,000, should they need to be paid. Warranty would be through DJI Canada.

 

[akdrone]

You need to use a Canadian address for shipping, and use a shipping forwarding service like Reship which will provide you with a unique suite number at the address of their Canadian forwarding facility. Upon receipt, Reship in Canada then ships the package to you in the U.S. at your address.

Not yet sure about tariffs and customs from Canada to the U.S., but the delivered Canadian price for the Creator Combo is just under $4,000 U.S. dollars, with the actual merchandise price at $3500 U.S. dollars upon which any tariffs would be computed. B&H price, delivered, if they ever get any, is $5,000 to CA, leaving plenty of room for tariffs (up to 43%) on top of the $4,000, should they need to be paid. Warranty would be through DJI Canada.

good information for the next person that wants to order

 

[GadgetGuy]

good information for the next person that wants to order

The Mavic 4 Pro Combo with RC 2 is currently in stock and available from Amazon.CA for $3,286, which includes all Canadian Chinese tariffs and local sales tax.

 

[BaldyBoyBilly]

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The Mavic 4 Pro Combo with RC 2 is currently in stock and available from Amazon.CA for $3,286, which includes all Canadian Chinese tariffs and local sales tax



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[Mavy3-CJW]

Wish me luck. Ordered from Korea via Ebay. Standard RC2. If it actually arrives I'll see if I can get the pro controller. I know...I know...quite a gamble and no DJI coverage for warranty. I don't normally take this kind of a gamble but if it all goes tits up I'll live.

Best of luck! Keep us posted on this forum as your adventure progresses.

 

[tstr14]

Just ran across this: Amazon Mavic 4 Pro

 

[akdrone]

The Mavic 4 Pro Combo with RC 2 is currently in stock and available from Amazon.CA for $3,286, which includes all Canadian Chinese tariffs and local sales tax.

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not when I search...perhaps if I used a VPN to make them think I lived in Canada...no...tried that...still doesn't come up.

 

[Mavy3-CJW]

Just ran across this: Amazon Mavic 4 Pro

Interesting. I've found that these bundled sets are usually the tell-tale signs of third-party resellers pawning off a bunch of overpriced stuff along with the one item (e.g., Mavic4) you want. The seller is DJI Store, so it may be legitimate, or perhaps not. Amazon is becoming increasingly similar to eBay by the day, featuring both reputable and unscrupulous sellers. Caveat emptor!

 

[nevadariver]

Wish me luck. Ordered from Korea via Ebay. Standard RC2. If it actually arrives I'll see if I can get the pro controller. I know...I know...quite a gamble and no DJI coverage for warranty. I don't normally take this kind of a gamble but if it all goes tits up I'll live.

Best of luck i just cancelled and ebay order when seller would not respond and specify that it was only with the old RC2 controller and not the new RC2 Pro which always come with the Creator Combo Edition. time to be careful on Ebay

 

[wco81]

Can't imagine Customs won't intercept it and require payment of tariffs.

Best of luck though to the OP.

 

[1gratedulflyingdawg]

Also... I lived in Korea for a short while. Hoping they remember me. I was about 50 years ago but I usually make a good impression so....

Like Frank Costanza…George Costanza’s father?