DJI Mavic 3 Classic – cheaper model on the way

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The DJI Mavic 3 (Cine Edition). Image: dji.com

According to the current rumor mill, we can expect a DJI Mavic 3 Classic in the near future. This is supposed to be a slimmed-down and cheaper version of the previous Mavic 3 models. What is behind it?

Rumors about new DJI drones accompany us regularly throughout the year. Surprisingly, these rumors usually turn out to be true, which is either due to well-informed leakers or clever marketing by DJI. Now there are new rumors about another Mavic 3 model. This is said to be the DJI Mavic 3 Classic, which is said to be the cheapest of all previous versions to launch. A photo that has now appeared probably reveals where DJI is cutting corners with the new model.

Mavic 3 Classic with only one camera

The image shared on Twitter shows a drone with the words “Mavic 3 Classic” and reveals the drone’s camera system. It can be clearly seen that this model only has one camera. Unlike the current Mavic 3 models, which consist of main and telephoto cameras, the Mavic 3 Classic probably has “only” the main camera. Judging from the photo, it seems to be identical to the drone’s previous main camera.

If that is indeed the case, the DJI Mavic 3 Classic would have a 24mm lens, an aperture of f/2.8 to f/11, a 4/3 CMOS sensor, and would shoot photos at 20 megapixels and video at up to 5.1K.

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According to the current rumor mill, we can expect a DJI Mavic 3 Classic in the near future. This is supposed to be a slimmed-down and cheaper version of the previous Mavic 3 models. What is behind it?

Whether there will be changes to the sensor or what other differences there are to the previous Mavic 3 models cannot be deduced from the pictures taken so far. These are still unconfirmed rumors. The authenticity of the pictures cannot be confirmed either, but they seem credible if you consider the past leaks of the Twitter account.

Why a Mavic 3 Classic?

The question now is why DJI should launch a Mavic 3 Classic. When the DJI Mavic 3 was released, many potential buyers were deterred by the high purchase price. Compared to the predecessor model, the Mavic 2, buyers had to pay a lot more. This probably led to many drone pilots preferring to switch to cheaper alternatives or keep their previous model. DJI could aim to win back some of these frightened buyers with a somewhat slimmed-down Mavic 3 Classic at a reduced price. The decisive factor here will be how much the missing telephoto camera can push down the price of the Mavic 3 Classic.

DJI Mavic 3

  • Dual-Kamera
  • 4/3 Zoll CMOS-Sensor Hasselblad Kamera
  • 1/2 Zoll CMOS-Sensor Tele Kamera
  • 5.1K-Videoauflösung
  • 46 Minuten Flugzeit
  • Sofort lieferbar

When will the DJI Mavic 3 Classic be released?

There is no official release date yet – after all, the Mavic 3 Classic itself has not been officially confirmed yet. However, based on the leak so far, we can assume that the Mavic 3 Classic could be released in November 2022 – one year after the release of the first Mavic 3 models.

In the coming weeks, we can expect more photos and details about the upcoming Mavic 3 Classic. We will of course keep you up to date on our blog.

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Dimitri is the founder of DeinDrohnenpilot.de and has been working at skyzr since 2021. He has been fascinated by the topic of drones since 2016. When he is not flying a drone, he is responsible for planning and developing new concepts for the platform as well as writing and creating content. He is also responsible for the technical implementation and maintenance. His training as an IT specialist for system integration and his bachelor's degree in media informatics help him with this.
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