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- What's up guys. Saf here.
On SuperSaf TV,
and DJI have just announced their two latest drones,
there's the Mavic 2 Pro,
and the Mavic 2 Zoom,
which we have here.
One of the first unboxings here on YouTube.
Let's go ahead and see what we've got inside.
We've also got the Mavic 2 Fly More Kit,
which we'll be checking out.
So as the name suggests the Mavic 2 Zoom is the first
consumer drone that's mounted with an optical zoom camera.
We've got 24 to 48mm, 4K video, 12 megapixel photos,
omnidirectional obstacle sensing, this basically means
that you've got forwards, backwards,
upwards, downwards, left, and right.
Now that's quite an improvement compared
to the original Mavic Pro,
which only had forward and downwards.
Eight kilometers of video transmission at 1080p.
Previously we had around seven kilometers at 720p,
and we've go up to 31 minutes
of flight time here as well as a
72 kilometers per hour max speed.
Right.
Let's get this open.
From the picture it looks very similar in terms
of the design to the Mavic Pro.
I do have the Mavic Pro here as well.
We'll do a bit of a comparison here in a bit.
Alright let's do this,
and here it is.
Look at that.
Right, and that is everything
that we get inside the box laid out here,
so as well as the Mavic 2 Zoom we get the power adaptor,
and the power lead.
There's of course all of the paperwork.
We've got the remote controller,
which does have an LCD display,
and this also has the joysticks,
which kind of tuck away.
This is something that we initially saw with the Mavic Air.
Absolutely love this,
because previously if you had these on,
and you try to put them in the bag they kind
of come in the way,
so this is nice that you can tuck these away.
You also get two spare joysticks,
because you might actually lose those of course.
There's all of the different cables that will allow you
to connect the controller to your smartphone,
so there is the lightening, this USB Type-C,
as well as Micro USB,
there's USB Type-A to USB Type-C cable,
and finally we've got the propellers,
so we've got four propellers,
which we can put on right away.
They kind of curve in slightly.
This is something that is quite different
to what we had on the Mavic Pro,
which just had flat propellers,
and then you also get two spares
in case you damage these here.
Right, not let's go ahead and put these propellers on.
So this folds out to very similarly
to what we had on the Mavic Pro,
and there we go those are on pretty easy,
and they also fold away,
which is something that I love about the Mavic Pro
that it does get so compact.
We've got the battery,
which is a little bit different from what I can tell
to the Mavic Pro,
so I don't think your going to be able
to use your previous battery on this,
and here is that zoom camera,
so you do have this dome here
that's going to protect the camera.
Look at that.
You can see the additional sensors,
and things that we've got this time around.
Now let's bring in the Mavic Pro original for a comparison.
So a very, very similar design overall,
however there's so many more sensors on the Mavic 2 Zoom,
and those are for the omnidirectional obstacle sensing,
and as we turn them around,
and have a look at the cameras here,
the camera just looks so much more secure on the 2 Zoom.
Just definitely a much better refined design,
and if we do fold them up you can see
that they get roughly to the same size.
I think the 2 Zoom is maybe just slightly taller,
but generally speaking a very similar footprint.
Now let's go ahead,
and see what we get in the Mavic 2 Fly More Kit,
and then we'll go ahead,
and take the Mavic 2 Zoom out for a spin.
Alright, so everything actually comes inside the case,
and we do get some paperwork,
and that is everything in the Fly More Kit
laid out here on the table.
Of course we get this shoulder bag,
we get two intelligent flight batteries,
so considering that each of these has up to 31 minutes
of flight time with three
of these fully charged you're going to get up
to one and a half hours,
which will be really useful.
There's also a battery charging hub,
and on this you can connect up multiple batteries
to one power source,
and it will charge them up one by one.
I don't believe it charges them all together
from what I've tried previously.
There's a shoulder strap.
There is a car charger,
which is very, very useful if you're going to be out and about,
and most likely if you're flying this thing you're going to
probably be in a remote location without any power source,
so having this car charger is going to be really useful,
and you also get two pairs of low noise propellers,
and finally there's a battery to power bank adaptor,
so I'm assuming if you want to use the USBs on here
to maybe charge at a power bank,
or charge the remote control,
you can do that here using this adaptor.
So that's everything that you get inside the boxes,
but of course I know you guys what
to see actual footage from the drone,
so let's go ahead and test it out.
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