The forum has gone back and fourth as to who to buy from. At first the direct DJI purchasers were first to receive but now it seems like demand has exceeded supply so it is no longer the case. DJI is notorious for not mentioning a stock problem. They will process your payment and just not ship (happened to me). They are good about cancelling your order and crediting your card, as long as they do not show it shipped. Personally, I would purchase from a DJI authorized dealer with a good return policy. There are some online sellers that will not charge sales tax. If from Amazon, make sure it is backed by Amazon in case you need to return it. I noticed the second Amazon listing shows a "DJI Mavic 2 Pro Zoom Drone Quadcopter with 24-48mm Optical Zoom Camera", which is wrong. It is either a M2 Pro or a M2 Zoom but not both. The picture shows a M2P but the specs listed are for a M2Z. Paying by credit card should get you some more leverage if you need to return it.
A lot of owners in the states have insurance through State Farm. At around $65 per year it covers replacement even if lost (sunk) where with Refresh you need to provide a wreck to repair/replace plus extra cash if you use it. It would be worth it to see if you can get it in your area. If not, Refresh is a good alternative.
