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John Conrad here with DroneOneMedia really excited to unbox the Phantom 4 Pro today,
came in the mail yesterday and going to be a lot more content coming on the Phantom 4
Pro so stay tuned for that.
But let's jump right into it.
So this is the box that it comes in.
And let's go ahead and cut the top of the box.
Cut the tape on the sides.
And let's see what's inside.
Piece of plastic, we can put that to the side.
And we'll pull out the Phantom 4 Pro box.
As you can see, it looks very similar, it's actually the same box as the Phantom 4.
The only difference being the "Pro" moniker on the front.
Let's go ahead and cut this tape holding the box together and open up the lid.
So as you can see, the exact same styrofoam case that the Phantom 4 came in they have
included once again with the Phantom 4 Pro.
Go ahead and pull this out.
And there is the Phantom 4 Pro, the latest in the Phantom Series from DJI.
So let's take a look at what's inside the case.
You get two sets of props, some documentation, instructions, Phantom 4 Pro.
There is the power brick, and the AC adaptor.
There are some micro USB to USB adaptors and a micro USB cable.
Go ahead and pull the Phantom 4 Pro out and as you can see sensors on the side, on the
front and the back.
So five way obstacle sensing now with the new Phantom 4 Pro.
Just keeps helps make the flight that much safer when you're in the air.
You're not worried about obstacles to the rear when doing the reverse tracking shots.
And this is the new Phantom 4 [Pro] controller.
Looks the same, but it actually runs on 2.4 and 5.8 Ghz spectrums, which helps reduce
interference you might come into contact with from WiFi routers as most WiFi routers run
on 2.4Ghz so now that it runs on 5.8Ghz you can avoid a lot of the interference you would
get with the old Phantom 4.
And the range has been increased up to 4.3 miles (7 kilometers).
So here's the Phantom 4 Pro next to the Phantom 4.
You can see a couple slight changes, the gimbal guard is a little different to accommodate
the larger gimbal and the new larger 1" sensor.
The battery that comes with the Phantom 4 Pro is now a higher capacity battery.
5870mAh vs. 5350mAh in the Phantom 4.
Now both batteries are compatible with both models, so you could use a higher capacity
battery in a Phantom 4 if you like for the longer flight time.
So now let's go over some of the features that sets the Phantom 4 Pro apart from the
Phantom 4.
First and probably the most important feature is that it now features a 1" CMOS sensor,
so nearly four times larger than the Phantom 4 sesor.
It is capable to taking 20 megapixel raw photos and up to 4K video at 60 frames per second.
The sensor also features a mechanical shutter, which eliminates rolling shutter.
The sensor no longer features a fixed aperture, in fact you can adjust it from F2.8 to F11.
Longer range control is possible with the Phantom 4 Pro thanks to the dual band support.
Not only 2.4Ghz but 5.8Ghz as well, unlocking a maximum range of 4.3 miles (7 kilometers).
The bitrate has also increased when video recording to 100 megabits per second.
And it features dual coding, H.264 and H.265 giving you better quality footage.
As I mentioned, the Phantom 4 Pro features 5 direction obstacle sensing.
So you have the front, the rear, the sides and the bottom.
There's also an option for a remote controller with a built-in screen.
That controller features a 5.5" 1080P display with up to 1000 nits of brightness, which
is more than twice as bright as most tablets and smart devices.
And there you have it, that's everything that comes in the box of the new DJI Phantom 4
Pro, really excited to get this bird up in the air so stay tuned for great content on
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