DJI Air 3 Specs Compared to Mini 3 Pro, Air 2S, and Mavic 3 Pro drones

Yesterday, NGDrone shared this screenshot of what seems to be a sales guide or marketing material to promote the yet-to-be-released DJI Air 3 drone. In the material, the DJI Air 3 specs are compared to the Pro, the , and the Pro. Let’s dive in and see what Air 3 specifications stand out when compared to these other DJI drones.

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Hat tip to Igor Bogdanov, aka Quadro_News, for translating all the Chinese to English.

DJI Air 3 Sales Guide

Apparently, the Chinese DJI Air 3 Sales Guide is part of the Retail Training Group marketing and sales materials. In the sales guide, all the prominent specifications of the DJI Air 3 drone are explained and compared to other popular DJI drones, such as the DJI Mini 3 Pro, the still popular DJI Air 2S, and the very capable, albeit nose-heavy DJI Mavic 3 Pro.

The main selling point of the DJI Air 3 drone is its dual camera setup with one wide-angle lens (24mm) with an aperture of f/1.7 and one 3x or 70mm telelens with a max aperture of f/2.8. Both cameras enjoy a 1/1.3 CMOS sensor that can shoot still aerial images at either 12 or 48 Megapixels.

The drone can record video footage in 4K at a maximum of 100 frames per second with the wide angle lens and 4K, 60 fps with the telelens. Footage can be recorded in HLG/D-Log M color mode. The DJI Air 3 also supports a 3x digital zoom.

The DJI Air 3 marketing material points out that there is no difference between the footage from the wide-angle and telelens, requiring no color grading or adjustments to the footage in post-production. This should make it easier and faster to take aerial photos or videos and post them to social media.

DJI Air 3 Specs Compared

As the table below shows us, the DJI Air 3 promises to be a very capable drone when compared to its direct DJI competitors, such as the DJI Mini 3 Pro, Air 2S, and Mavic 3 Pro. If you are looking for one DJI drone that can do it all without breaking the bank, the sure seems that the yet-to-be-released Air 3 will be the king of the hill.

FunctionDJI Mini 3 ProDJI Air 2SDJI Air 3DJI Mavic 3 Pro
CMOS1/1.31-inch1./1.34/3
Video4K/60 fps5.4K/30 fps4K/100 fps5.1K/50 fps
Effective pixels48 MP20 MP48 MP20 MP
Color ModeD-CinelikeD-Log M/ HLGD-Log M / HLGD-Log / D-Log M / HLG
SourceFront, Rear, BottomFront, Rear, Bottom, TopAll DirectionsAll Directions
Transmission Range7.5 miles7.5 miles12.5 miles10 miles
Battery Life47 min31 min46 min43 min
Charge Time78 min95 min60 min70 min
Max take-off4,000 meters5,000 meters6,000 meters6,000 meters
Max take-off, landing speed5 m/s, 3 m/s6 m/s10 m/s8 m/s, 6 m/s
Max speed16 m/s19 m/s21 m/s21 m/s
Dji Air 3 Specs Compared To Mini 3 Pro, Air 2S And Mavic 3 Pro Drones
Dji Air 3 Specs Compared To Mini 3 Pro, Air 2S And Mavic 3 Pro Drones
Dji Air 3 Specs Compared To Mini 3 Pro, Air 2S And Mavic 3 Pro Drones
Dji Air 3 Specs Compared To Mini 3 Pro, Air 2S And Mavic 3 Pro Drones
Dji Air 3 Specs Compared To Mini 3 Pro, Air 2S And Mavic 3 Pro Drones
Dji Air 3 Specs Compared To Mini 3 Pro, Air 2S And Mavic 3 Pro Drones

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One comment

  1. That 10 m/s ascend speed 👌🏻 it’s not a Quadcopter. It’s a rocket! With 04 transmission!

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