DJI Mavic 4 Pro: Price, Specs & UK Availability (2025)

The DJI Mavic 4 Pro has been a hot topic for drone enthusiasts since rumors first surfaced. With a 100MP Hasselblad camera and a claimed 51-minute flight time, it promises to be a powerhouse. But is it actually available to buy, and what do the official specs really say? Here’s a fact-checked look at the DJI Mavic 4 Pro’s price, specs, and availability.

Camera: 100MP, 6K/60fps HDR, 4/3 CMOS Hasselblad · Flight Time: 51 minutes (max) · Gimbal: Infinity gimbal for unlimited rotation · Storage: 64GB onboard (standard version) · Zoom: 2.5x mid-range telephoto camera

Six specs stand out, one pattern: the Mavic 4 Pro is built for serious aerial imaging with no compromises on flight endurance.

Is the DJI Mavic 4 Pro an official product?

Official DJI listings and availability

• DJI lists the Mavic 4 Pro on its DJI Ireland (official manufacturer site) with full specs and a 51-minute flight time.
• The DJI Global specs page (official product listing) confirms the 100MP Hasselblad main camera and dual telephoto cameras.
• Authorized retailers such as Wex Photo Video (UK imaging retailer) stock the drone and offer the RC 2 bundle.

Absence from some regional websites

• The DJI US website does not currently list the Mavic 4 Pro, causing confusion about official release in North America.
• However, DJI’s global and Irish pages are live, indicating a staged rollout rather than an unannounced product.

Bottom line: The Mavic 4 Pro is an official DJI product, confirmed by first-party listings in multiple regions. US buyers may need to wait for a separate launch or import from Europe.

How much will the Mavic 4 Pro cost?

Mavic 4 Pro price in the UK

• TechRadar (drones specialist publication) reports the UK launch price for the DJI Mavic 4 Pro with the RC 2 controller at £1,879.
• DJI Retail UK (authorized reseller) advertises the same RC 2 bundle for UK customers.

Fly More Combo pricing

• The DJI Mavic 4 Pro Fly More Combo (RC 2) is available from Camera.ie (Irish retailer) at a price of around €2,199, according to Camera.ie (authorized DJI retailer).
• No official MSRP from DJI for all regions is universally confirmed; pricing varies by retailer and region.

The implication: UK buyers can expect to pay around £1,879 for the standard bundle, while the Fly More Combo adds roughly £300–£400 extra depending on the retailer.

Is the DJI Mavic 4 Pro good?

Long-term review summary

• In a 3-month review, drone photographer jvn.photo (aerial imaging specialist) praised the camera’s 6K HDR and 100MP capability, noting “the dynamic range is exceptional for a drone this size.”
• The Infinity gimbal provides unique filming angles with unlimited rotation, a first for DJI consumer drones.

Camera performance and gimbal quality

• The main camera uses a 4/3 CMOS Hasselblad sensor, delivering 6K/60fps HDR video with 16 stops of dynamic range (per DJI Global specs page).
• The 2.5x telephoto camera (70mm equivalent) captures up to 4K/120fps, while the 168mm telephoto reaches 4K/100fps (TechRadar review).
• Some reviewers note the 2.5x zoom is a step down from the Mavic 3 Pro’s 3x, but the image quality and low-light performance are markedly better.

The pattern: the Mavic 4 Pro prioritizes base camera quality over telephoto reach, targeting filmmakers who shoot primarily with the main sensor.

How far can the Mavic 4 Pro fly?

Maximum flight time

• The DJI Mavic 4 Pro’s maximum flight time is 51 minutes under ideal conditions, as stated on DJI United Kingdom (official manufacturer site) and confirmed by TechRadar (drones specialist publication) and Wex Photo Video (authorized retailer).
• This is a 15-minute improvement over the Mavic 3 Pro’s 36-minute claim.

Range capabilities

• The drone uses DJI O4+ video transmission with a range of up to 30 km under ideal conditions, according to Wex Photo Video (authorized retailer).
• TechRadar specifies the range as 18.6 miles (30 km) under FCC conditions and 9.32 miles (15 km) under CE, SRRC, and MIC conditions.
• Actual range depends on local regulations, controller model (RC 2), and environmental factors.

What this means: For UK flyers operating under CE regulations, expect a practical range of around 15 km — still industry-leading for a consumer drone.

Is the DJI Mavic 4 Pro really waterproof?

Official specifications on water resistance

• DJI does not list an IP rating or waterproof certification in any official specs for the Mavic 4 Pro (per DJI Global specs).
• The DJI UK product page makes no mention of water or dust resistance.

Practical implications for flying

• Unlike some ruggedized drones, the Mavic 4 Pro is not designed for rain or water landing. Users should avoid flying in precipitation or near bodies of water without a protective shell.
• This lack of waterproofing is consistent with DJI’s consumer line; even the Mini 4 Pro lacks an IP rating.

The official DJI specs reveal a drone that matches and exceeds its predecessor in nearly every metric.

“The dynamic range is exceptional for a drone this size. I’ve been flying it for three months and the image quality is on par with professional cameras.”

— jvn.photo, aerial imaging specialist in a long-term review

“The Mavic 4 Pro Fly More Combo is the complete package for serious filmmakers, with a powerful RC 2 controller and generous storage.”

— Camera.ie, official DJI retailer product page

For UK drone buyers, the choice is clear: the Mavic 4 Pro is available now from authorized retailers, but only if you’re willing to take the plunge without a US launch confirmation. The camera and flight performance justify the premium, but the lack of waterproofing and uncertain global rollout mean it’s not for everyone. For serious aerial photographers in the UK, the Mavic 4 Pro is a compelling upgrade that delivers on its headline specs.

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