DJI Air 2S Fly More Combo

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Nach nur knapp einem Jahr hat DJI eine überarbeitete Version der Mavic Air 2 veröffentlicht. Die neue Air 2S kommt mit verbesserter Hinderniserkennung, ADS-B und einem 1-Zoll-Kamerasensor. TechStage hat sie getestet.

The user-friendliness, compact size and image quality of the Air 2S make it one of the most appealing drones around, particularly to those who need a camera that can perform in lower light conditions. Offering good battery life, solid build quality, a comfortable controller and a range of clever tracking and auto-shot modes, this is a fantastic package for the price.

The Air 2S would be a terrific drone for a professional to take to a wedding, for example, particularly with its quieter props.

The Air 2S is just worth the price rise over the Mavic Air 2 if you'll use its new capabilities such as shooting 10-bit video.

Only a year after the launch of the Air 2, the new Air 2S doesn't just swap out the camera and make some tweaks to the software, which would have been enough to stay top of the pack in this size and weight category. Instead the combination of software improvement and new physical sensors make for a drone which can be trusted to follow its subject through obstacles, keep them in shot and avoid collision without the pilot's help if needed. The tech has been hailed before, but this time it seems to have reached the point where it's genuinely practical, making the Air 2S the perfect drone for outdoor enthusiasts with a photographic streak, and perhaps making it the best consumer drone on the market. Buy it now!