Mavic 3 Pro

If you shoot video or stills from the air and want one drone that replaces a bag of lenses, the Mavic 3 Pro Fly More Combo solves that problem by putting three distinct focal lengths onto a single foldable platform. It targets independent filmmakers, travel cinematographers and prosumers who need versatile framing, long-range transmission and longer flight windows in a compact package. ## What makes it worth it The headline is the triple-camera system: a 4/3 Hasselblad main sensor (20MP) for low-noise wide shots, a 70mm 1/1.3" 48MP medium-tele for tighter framing and a 166mm 7x optical tele for long-reach shots — that combination gives you real on-flight focal flexibility without changing aircraft. DJI’s O3+ video transmission keeps a stable live view up to the advertised 15 km for reliable long-range framing, and the Fly More Combo includes three batteries plus a charging hub so you actually get multiple full flights before you need to stop for charging. ## Where it falls short The Mavic 3 Pro is expensive and heavier than sub-250g alternatives, which means more regulatory overhead and a significant upfront cost; flight time is very good at up to 43 minutes but slightly shorter than the longest‑endurance Mavic 3 variants. Buy this if you want one drone that covers wide-to-tele cine work in a single flight; skip it if you need a lightweight, travel-first drone or are on a tight budget.

£2,299