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DJI is the dominant market leader in the consumer drone industry. Its camera drone technology is widely used by hobbyists as well as by professionals (music videos, television, and film industries). They have five main product lines (Inspire, Phantom (discontinued), Mavic, MINI, and AVATA).

The company was founded in 2006 by Wang Tao. After 7 years of research and development, they released the first generation of Phantom, an entry-level GPS-enabled quadcopter that was more user-friendly than any other drones on the market at the time. Read more on Wikipedia.

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DJI drones roadmap

Inspire series	Phantom series	Mavic Series	MINI Series	Other DJI drones
Inspire 1	Phantom 1	Mavic Pro	Mavic Mini	Spark
Inspire 1 Pro/Raw	Phantom 2	Mavic Pro Alpine	Mavic Mini 2	Tello
Inspire 2	Phantom 3 Profesional	Mavic Pro Platinum	MINI SE	DJI FPV drone
Inspire 3	Phantom 3 Advanced	Mavic 2 Pro	MINI 3 Classic	Matrice 30 and 30T
	Phantom 3 4K	Mavic 2 Zoom	Mini 3 Pro	Avata
	Phantom 3 Standard	Mavic Air	MINI 2 SE	Matri 350 RTK
	Phantom 3 SE	Mavic Air 2	Mini 4 Pro	FlyCart 30
	Phantom 4 Pro	Air 2S		Avata 2
	Phantom 4 Pro V2.0	Mavic 3		NEO
	Phantom 4 Pro+ V2.0	Mavic 3 Classic		Flip
	Phantom 4 Advanced	Mavic 3 Pro
		Air 3
		Air 3S
		Mavic 4 Pro

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Robert Neil - October 28, 2021

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Coming soon: DJI FPV drone with FPV Goggles V2

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DJI Phantom 4 hysteria

Quadcopter Novice - February 11, 2016

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Mavic Air 2 combo vs standard: Is It Worth It?

Robert Neil - April 28, 2020

Mavic Air 2 fly more combo vs standard pack

Like most DJI drones, the new Mavic Air 2 was also announced in two variants, “Standard” and “Fly More Combo”. Let’s find out what...

DJI Air 2S versus Mavic Air 2: Worth to upgrade?

Robert Neil - April 15, 2021

Since the first Air 2S rumors, many DJI fans decided to cancel their Mavic Air 2 order and wait for the new upgraded model....

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