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[dritchy]

Du machst wirklich die besten Videos was Drohnen angeht, man hört dir gern zu und es ist alles drin ohne überflüssige Infos 👍🏻 mach so weiter..

[IvanSnz]

It's like the Mavic Pro and the Spark had a baby!

[jrosedds]

Super comprehensive and professionally done review. This must have taken ages to put together. Well done.

[AaronsLyfe]

That was the most comprehensive and thorough video I have seen yet of the Air. Awesome job man

[readysetdrone]

Great video Tom. Missed you in New York!

[shingeko]

I could you get so much less views that Casey or iJustine ?
Your review is a really good and precise one and you speak about settings and options that no one talks about yet.
You deserve a lot more gratitude for your work.

[PhilipChristian]

This content is so professional it is like from a world class organisation

[michaeljemery]

None of the early reviewers have properly compared the Intelligent Flight modes with the Mavic Pro. The Mavic Air does not have Course Lock, POI, Home Lock, or Fixed Wing mode. Course Lock and POI are absolute essentials for many of the Cinematic shots I like to use. I also haven't seen any evidence that the Active Track feature on Mavic Air includes the Profile and Spotlight modes of the Mavic Pro (we've only seen Trace mode). Profile is the most important tracking mode for most movie scenes using Active Track.

I guess keeping quite on certain details was a condition of being an early reviewer. To ensure we remain in the dark until after the initial launch sales, DJI still haven't released the manual download for Mavic Air.

[jeffreyjackman]

Great drone, great video but i still love my Mavic Pro!!

[JamesStevens]

Hey Tom, great videos. I have just found your channel after buying a mavic air. Not my first camera drone but its an awesome package. Keep on bringing thte awesome content

[Chippathingy]

Great review video Tom!  I've placed my order for the Flame Red on DJI's presentation day in New York.  Can't wait to get it!

[thebone]

Hi Tom, same question here, maybe it is also interesting for your English audience: What about noise? Platinum is making less noise vs. the Pro. What about the Air? Do you get full attention while starting somewhere just based on the noise that it will make?

[itaco]

Amazing that you got it so fast. thank you for that!

[LEXPIX]

Great job Tom. Your channel is where I first go for drone related stuff. Keep up the good work man.

[LaurieandBillRetired]

As a potential first drone purchaser I found your video very informative. Well done! I also enjoyed seeing some of the beautiful places captured with the Mavic Air. Bravo!

[miquaelmiquael]

Tom, I really enjoy your posts. I try to view them whenever possible. I believe It was you who mentioned in one of your segments about the Course-Lock feature no longer being available on the Mavic Air - I would really like to know your view of the new Tap-Fly suit of options on the Mavic Air. I personally think that they more than make up for the the absence of the Course Lock feature! You do such a great job going into detail with your reviews, I think your subscribers might appreciate it as well, since few (if any, to date) have covered this powerful new addition to the Air.

Keep up the great work!

[DavidOliver_Skier]

Good review Tom. I'm sold on how well this drone flies in literally all conditions and the image processing package on-board is doing an amazing job with that tiny 1/2.3" sensor.

[glennaleonhart]

Absolutely amazing review! I’m sold on this drone!

[drodone]

Great Video Tom! Very thorough and informative. Thanks!

[Mitokafander_Production]

To give you a quick tip towards your Switzerland incident where the card was full. You should get one of those USB dongles that convert your phones charging socket into a USB port. Then you can carry around an SD card reader and hook it up to your phone to empty the drone card.