Version 2 of the DJI Phantom 4 Pro includes all the same great features as the original Phantom 4 Pro and boasts several enhancements including improved resolution for oncontroller liveview streaming enhanced connectivity and more. Like the original the Phantom 4 Pro Version 2 features a 3axisstabilized gimbal camera with a 20MP 1 CMOS sensor capable of shooting up to 4K60fpsvideo and photo bursts at up to 14 fps. It also utilizes the Flight Autonomy system which includes dual rearvision sensors and infrared sensing for a total of five directions of obstacle sensing and four directions of obstacle avoidance. Instead of Lightbridge the Phantom 4 Pro Version 2 now uses Ocusync which enables improved live video stream performance. Other notable enhancements include lighter props and reduced overall takeoff weight wireless integration with DJI Goggles and bolstered transmission power.
Version 2 of the DJI Phantom 4 Pro includes all the same great features as the original Phantom 4 Pro and boasts several enhancements including improved resolution for oncontroller liveview streaming enhanced connectivity and more. Like the original the Phantom 4 Pro Version 2 features a 3axisstabilized gimbal camera with a 20MP 1 CMOS sensor capable of shooting up to 4K60fpsvideo and photo bursts at up to 14 fps. It also utilizes the Flight Autonomy system which includes dual rearvision sensors and infrared sensing for a total of five directions of obstacle sensing and four directions of obstacle avoidance. Instead of Lightbridge the Phantom 4 Pro Version 2 now uses Ocusync which enables improved live video stream performance. Other notable enhancements include lighter props and reduced overall takeoff weight wireless integration with DJI Goggles and bolstered transmission power.
Version 2 of the DJI Phantom 4 Pro includes all the same great features as the original Phantom 4 Pro and boasts several enhancements including improved resolution for oncontroller liveview streaming enhanced connectivity and more. Like the original the Phantom 4 Pro Version 2 features a 3axisstabilized gimbal camera with a 20MP 1 CMOS sensor capable of shooting up to 4K60fpsvideo and photo bursts at up to 14 fps. It also utilizes the Flight Autonomy system which includes dual rearvision sensors and infrared sensing for a total of five directions of obstacle sensing and four directions of obstacle avoidance. Instead of Lightbridge the Phantom 4 Pro Version 2 now uses Ocusync which enables improved live video stream performance. Other notable enhancements include lighter props and reduced overall takeoff weight wireless integration with DJI Goggles and bolstered transmission power.
Version 2 of the DJI Phantom 4 Pro includes all the same great features as the original Phantom 4 Pro and boasts several enhancements including improved resolution for oncontroller liveview streaming enhanced connectivity and more. Like the original the Phantom 4 Pro Version 2 features a 3axisstabilized gimbal camera with a 20MP 1 CMOS sensor capable of shooting up to 4K60fpsvideo and photo bursts at up to 14 fps. It also utilizes the Flight Autonomy system which includes dual rearvision sensors and infrared sensing for a total of five directions of obstacle sensing and four directions of obstacle avoidance. Instead of Lightbridge the Phantom 4 Pro Version 2 now uses Ocusync which enables improved live video stream performance. Other notable enhancements include lighter props and reduced overall takeoff weight wireless integration with DJI Goggles and bolstered transmission power.
Last updated at 08/05/2026 09:56:25
Dji Phantom Pro 4 V2 White Drone
Delivery $42.70
originally posted on ebay.com
I am a novice at drone flight and this is my first drone. I'm an older guy. I flew the real thing in my Air Force years. Interestingly the aircraft I flew was the RF-4 "Phantom" which was also a "camera" aircraft. So owning DJI's Phantom 4 Pro is somewhat iconic for me. So far, I have only flown it in the "P" mode which is nearly fully automatic. It's electronics function flawlessly so far. The auto takeoff and "ILS" work great and it lands softly at exactly the spot from which it took off. The obstacle avoidance system works great and will audibly warn when it is not functioning due to GPS limitations, advising the pilot to pay attention! I look forward to flights in the "A" and "S" modes where it's performance and control responses are significantly enhanced. I ... MoreI am a novice at drone flight and this is my first drone. I'm an older guy. I flew the real thing in my Air Force years. Interestingly the aircraft I flew was the RF-4 "Phantom" which was also a "camera" aircraft. So owning DJI's Phantom 4 Pro is somewhat iconic for me. So far, I have only flown it in the "P" mode which is nearly fully automatic. It's electronics function flawlessly so far. The auto takeoff and "ILS" work great and it lands softly at exactly the spot from which it took off. The obstacle avoidance system works great and will audibly warn when it is not functioning due to GPS limitations, advising the pilot to pay attention! I look forward to flights in the "A" and "S" modes where it's performance and control responses are significantly enhanced. I had to print the manual, because the device only came with a "Quick-start" guide. I probably could have written it much more succinctly or user friendly, and may do just that if I decide to trust this aircraft to my teen grandsons. Several areas in the manual are brushed over and unclear, leaving the user confused and/or having to guess or experiment in flight. This aircraft is too expensive to have to experiment with in flight and a novice user should not have to guess with its functionality. I suppose most purchasers have "graduated' from far less expensive aircraft, but I did not. Perhaps I haven't found all the blogs, etc. that would help clarify areas of the controllers functionality because I've seen screens that aren't covered at all in the manual! It would be nice if the cradle on the controller would have expanded just a bit further to accommodate a standard size I-pad, but I purchased a mini and it works fine. It's maiden flight was with my I-phone 6+ and it worked fine, but the small screen is a detriment. I'm looking forward to a great experience as I learn this aircraft's full capabilities!
originally posted on adorama.com
Can't say much about it since I've only had it for two days.Bought it for eventual commercial work.Biggest selling point for me is the camera's mechanical shutter.This is not your modern DJI drone fare, recent models have better features and technology but they lack the mechanical shutter.You buy this drone because you want to get your foot in the door for commercial work that requires a camera with mechanical shutter.BONUS, if you have laying around a pair of DJI Goggles, the white version, not FPV, they will connect wirelessly to this drone.
originally posted on bestbuy.com
This is my THIRD Phantom 4 model. The 1st being the regular Phantom. 2nd the Pro. 3rd the Pro v2 (this). The new blades make it much quieter, and now it doesnt sound too much like an obnoxious flying weedwacker. Haven't flown it much, but it operates as smooth as the rest of them, but the upgraded (from the 1st model) 20MP camera is way better than the original 12MP. The DJIGO app seems to be some stable than what it first use to be, so the connection to the craft seems more solid, no cutting out or the unexpected camera loss. The one gripe I have is the software limiting how high you can go. Some of us that use these for photography gigs and have been flying for a couple of years know how to fly safely and shouldn't be limited based on a blanketed rule. One size ... MoreThis is my THIRD Phantom 4 model. The 1st being the regular Phantom. 2nd the Pro. 3rd the Pro v2 (this). The new blades make it much quieter, and now it doesnt sound too much like an obnoxious flying weedwacker. Haven't flown it much, but it operates as smooth as the rest of them, but the upgraded (from the 1st model) 20MP camera is way better than the original 12MP. The DJIGO app seems to be some stable than what it first use to be, so the connection to the craft seems more solid, no cutting out or the unexpected camera loss. The one gripe I have is the software limiting how high you can go. Some of us that use these for photography gigs and have been flying for a couple of years know how to fly safely and shouldn't be limited based on a blanketed rule. One size does not fit all. But DJI is the best in the business (as of writing) and make a decent drone. A1 quality all the way!
Dji Phantom Pro 4 V2 White Drone
Delivery $42.70
I am a novice at drone flight and this is my first drone. I'm an older guy. I flew the real thing in my Air Force years. Interestingly the aircraft I flew was the RF-4 "Phantom" which was also a "camera" aircraft. So owning DJI's Phantom 4 Pro is somewhat iconic for me. So far, I have only flown it in the "P" mode which is nearly fully automatic. It's electronics function flawlessly so far. The auto takeoff and "ILS" work great and it lands softly at exactly the spot from which it took off. The obstacle avoidance system works great and will audibly warn when it is not functioning due to GPS limitations, advising the pilot to pay attention! I look forward to flights in the "A" and "S" modes where it's performance and control responses are significantly enhanced. I ... MoreI am a novice at drone flight and this is my first drone. I'm an older guy. I flew the real thing in my Air Force years. Interestingly the aircraft I flew was the RF-4 "Phantom" which was also a "camera" aircraft. So owning DJI's Phantom 4 Pro is somewhat iconic for me. So far, I have only flown it in the "P" mode which is nearly fully automatic. It's electronics function flawlessly so far. The auto takeoff and "ILS" work great and it lands softly at exactly the spot from which it took off. The obstacle avoidance system works great and will audibly warn when it is not functioning due to GPS limitations, advising the pilot to pay attention! I look forward to flights in the "A" and "S" modes where it's performance and control responses are significantly enhanced. I had to print the manual, because the device only came with a "Quick-start" guide. I probably could have written it much more succinctly or user friendly, and may do just that if I decide to trust this aircraft to my teen grandsons. Several areas in the manual are brushed over and unclear, leaving the user confused and/or having to guess or experiment in flight. This aircraft is too expensive to have to experiment with in flight and a novice user should not have to guess with its functionality. I suppose most purchasers have "graduated' from far less expensive aircraft, but I did not. Perhaps I haven't found all the blogs, etc. that would help clarify areas of the controllers functionality because I've seen screens that aren't covered at all in the manual! It would be nice if the cradle on the controller would have expanded just a bit further to accommodate a standard size I-pad, but I purchased a mini and it works fine. It's maiden flight was with my I-phone 6+ and it worked fine, but the small screen is a detriment. I'm looking forward to a great experience as I learn this aircraft's full capabilities!
Can't say much about it since I've only had it for two days.Bought it for eventual commercial work.Biggest selling point for me is the camera's mechanical shutter.This is not your modern DJI drone fare, recent models have better features and technology but they lack the mechanical shutter.You buy this drone because you want to get your foot in the door for commercial work that requires a camera with mechanical shutter.BONUS, if you have laying around a pair of DJI Goggles, the white version, not FPV, they will connect wirelessly to this drone.
This is my THIRD Phantom 4 model. The 1st being the regular Phantom. 2nd the Pro. 3rd the Pro v2 (this). The new blades make it much quieter, and now it doesnt sound too much like an obnoxious flying weedwacker. Haven't flown it much, but it operates as smooth as the rest of them, but the upgraded (from the 1st model) 20MP camera is way better than the original 12MP. The DJIGO app seems to be some stable than what it first use to be, so the connection to the craft seems more solid, no cutting out or the unexpected camera loss. The one gripe I have is the software limiting how high you can go. Some of us that use these for photography gigs and have been flying for a couple of years know how to fly safely and shouldn't be limited based on a blanketed rule. One size ... MoreThis is my THIRD Phantom 4 model. The 1st being the regular Phantom. 2nd the Pro. 3rd the Pro v2 (this). The new blades make it much quieter, and now it doesnt sound too much like an obnoxious flying weedwacker. Haven't flown it much, but it operates as smooth as the rest of them, but the upgraded (from the 1st model) 20MP camera is way better than the original 12MP. The DJIGO app seems to be some stable than what it first use to be, so the connection to the craft seems more solid, no cutting out or the unexpected camera loss. The one gripe I have is the software limiting how high you can go. Some of us that use these for photography gigs and have been flying for a couple of years know how to fly safely and shouldn't be limited based on a blanketed rule. One size does not fit all. But DJI is the best in the business (as of writing) and make a decent drone. A1 quality all the way!
Prior to buying the very good condition drone from Lensrentals, I purchased from another site and it turned out to be a fake P4v2. It took me almost 3 weeks to get it rectified after countless emails and calls, but finally I got my money back. When I ordered the drone from lens rentals I was a little bit nervous being that it was my first order, but to my delight they were fabulous I ordered late on a Friday and had my order bright and early the next day on a Saturday. The drone was in great shape the packaging was perfect is I will definitely buy from these guys again. I had never heard of them before, but now I know who they are and I will continue to do business with them if this is a kind of great service they provide every time. And I think it is. The whole ... MorePrior to buying the very good condition drone from Lensrentals, I purchased from another site and it turned out to be a fake P4v2. It took me almost 3 weeks to get it rectified after countless emails and calls, but finally I got my money back. When I ordered the drone from lens rentals I was a little bit nervous being that it was my first order, but to my delight they were fabulous I ordered late on a Friday and had my order bright and early the next day on a Saturday. The drone was in great shape the packaging was perfect is I will definitely buy from these guys again. I had never heard of them before, but now I know who they are and I will continue to do business with them if this is a kind of great service they provide every time. And I think it is. The whole process from order to delivery to response with perfect. Great company. Keep up the good work!PS. The white marks were put there by me on the photo to hide my FAA number and cell phone.
Gimbal was not functioning due to improper packing, it seems. When package arrived, the plastic gimbal securing piece was not secured and the drone gimbal was loose inside the case. Upon powering on and testing the drone, the gimbal was making a much louder sound than usual, sluggish and bumpy responsiveness and then it locked up at a bizarre angle. Lensrentals customer service dispatched a replacement immediately, were easy to get in touch with and to speak with, which I appreciated.When I ship our company Phantom 4 Pro V2 I have the plastic arm clipped in place, bubble wrap around the gimbal/plastic arm, and I put foam around the hard case within the box to cushion impacts. Not sure how you could make that kind of packaging user-friendly and reproducible ... MoreGimbal was not functioning due to improper packing, it seems. When package arrived, the plastic gimbal securing piece was not secured and the drone gimbal was loose inside the case. Upon powering on and testing the drone, the gimbal was making a much louder sound than usual, sluggish and bumpy responsiveness and then it locked up at a bizarre angle. Lensrentals customer service dispatched a replacement immediately, were easy to get in touch with and to speak with, which I appreciated.When I ship our company Phantom 4 Pro V2 I have the plastic arm clipped in place, bubble wrap around the gimbal/plastic arm, and I put foam around the hard case within the box to cushion impacts. Not sure how you could make that kind of packaging user-friendly and reproducible though...Thanks for getting a replacement out to me so fast and for being so easy to reach via phone.
I originally had a Phantom 4 standard, and it suffered a crash in which it was destroyed. So, I was looking at the Mavic 2, but ultimately decided to go with this version of the Phantom because I already had 3 batteries, and being that they have very similar cameras, I preferred the more flat profile of the Phantom 4 Pro 2.0. Also, I already have a Mavic Pro, and the Occusync flight range helped sealed the deal. I fly this drone 4 miles out over the ocean, chasing freight ships, and by the time I hit the “time to turn around” signal, I still have full signal on my controller. So, the only limititation I see on the Occusync 1.0 is the battery life. And 4 miles is plenty. I shoot photos in CinaLog, usually into the sun (piers and boats) and pull the colors in ... MoreI originally had a Phantom 4 standard, and it suffered a crash in which it was destroyed. So, I was looking at the Mavic 2, but ultimately decided to go with this version of the Phantom because I already had 3 batteries, and being that they have very similar cameras, I preferred the more flat profile of the Phantom 4 Pro 2.0. Also, I already have a Mavic Pro, and the Occusync flight range helped sealed the deal. I fly this drone 4 miles out over the ocean, chasing freight ships, and by the time I hit the “time to turn around” signal, I still have full signal on my controller. So, the only limititation I see on the Occusync 1.0 is the battery life. And 4 miles is plenty. I shoot photos in CinaLog, usually into the sun (piers and boats) and pull the colors in LightRoom. Combined with the Poloar Pro 128 ND filter, these photos look amazing. It provides me a low F-Stop, along with a low shutter speed and keeps the Histogram right in the middle. I get a full range of highs and lows. And the colors pop. I absolutely recommend this drone.
I was working at a very important job. The 1st DJI you sent had a broken gimbal and the 2nd unit you sent was also broken and crashed into the ground after flying for 5 to 8 minutes. I also rented a wide angle lens and that didn't work either. SO all in all none of the equipment worked and I ended up paying like $600 out of my pocket for broken equipment, which totally distracted from my job while I dealt with malfunctioning equipment.
I purchased this drone after getting The Mavic 2 pro and being unimpressed with the camera. After returning The Mavic which I have to say I did like because of portability, I got the phantom pro v2 I was super excited because I saw really almost no differed between the 2. Anyways so after getting home and updating the drone charging the batteries I went out to fly it. Immediately I knew something was wrong, the drone started to wobble and drift away in its own. After getting it back to land I took it back inside and reset it to factory settings and reinstalled the software using DJI Assiant 2 for phantom. Took it back out to fly and the wobble seemed to have gone which I was happy about but the drifting was still happing. I had great connection nothing was wrong but ... MoreI purchased this drone after getting The Mavic 2 pro and being unimpressed with the camera. After returning The Mavic which I have to say I did like because of portability, I got the phantom pro v2 I was super excited because I saw really almost no differed between the 2. Anyways so after getting home and updating the drone charging the batteries I went out to fly it. Immediately I knew something was wrong, the drone started to wobble and drift away in its own. After getting it back to land I took it back inside and reset it to factory settings and reinstalled the software using DJI Assiant 2 for phantom. Took it back out to fly and the wobble seemed to have gone which I was happy about but the drifting was still happing. I had great connection nothing was wrong but it kept drifting I was worried about this. Next thing I get is a compass error and so I go to try to calibrate and then it bakes everything is good which was strange, I kept getting compass error issues and the drifting, after looking around I found others with the same issue. Later on after landing it I took it back out and decided to fly it and sadly the wobble came back :(. I decided to go back to Best Buy and exchange it I was worried it might fall out of the sky didn’t want to take any chances. So I get to the store and tell them what’s going on and I get another unit. I was worried it would still happen so I got home updated it flew it. Luckily this one has no issue I’m happy so far with the purchase. So far guess I just got a bad unit. So I caution everyone if your getting one always check before you fly make sure everything is good and if you see the slightest issue I suggest switching it out don’t risk it these are expensive devices.
I went against the normal and originally bought a Yuneec Typhoon 4K Pro. Technically I bought (2) of them within a 3 week period. Both failed, one suffered a motor failure mid flight and the second went dead stick on the initial flight and impaled itself into a tree, many pieces covered the ground.I decided to try again, but this time with the Phantom 4 pro V2. I have to be honest, while it doesn't have some of the nicer features of the Typhoon (independent gimbal control, retractable landing gear, etc) it is superior in almost every other area. It is significantly easier to operate, it has way longer range, the upgraded camera is superb and the SW is light years ahead.The only nitpicking issue we have the Active Tracking often gets lost if the subject goes ... MoreI went against the normal and originally bought a Yuneec Typhoon 4K Pro. Technically I bought (2) of them within a 3 week period. Both failed, one suffered a motor failure mid flight and the second went dead stick on the initial flight and impaled itself into a tree, many pieces covered the ground.I decided to try again, but this time with the Phantom 4 pro V2. I have to be honest, while it doesn't have some of the nicer features of the Typhoon (independent gimbal control, retractable landing gear, etc) it is superior in almost every other area. It is significantly easier to operate, it has way longer range, the upgraded camera is superb and the SW is light years ahead.The only nitpicking issue we have the Active Tracking often gets lost if the subject goes behind a tree or any type of coverage even for a second. Otherwise it is absolutely superb in every aspect.While it is large, if you are interested in having the best image in photos/video possible (with the correct neutral density filters which are not included) this is the unit to go with.
I love my DJI Phantom 4 Pro, it’s very easy to fly and takes amazing video in 4K. When I purchased it, I learned that DJI has a program called “DJI Care” that will provide repair or replacement of a damaged drone. Today I’m thankful I purchased it, because after 2 weeks of flying the drone with easy and perfect control, on this day immediately after take off the drone went out of control. The flight lasted about 15 seconds, the drone went up 25’, then shot backwards and down into Lake Michigan. DJI is going to take care of the drone since it was retrieved by some very kind paddleboarders. I’m writing this so future new pilots can learn from my experience, don’t place great trust in your drone, and for goodness sake never fly near people. In my case there were a few ... MoreI love my DJI Phantom 4 Pro, it’s very easy to fly and takes amazing video in 4K. When I purchased it, I learned that DJI has a program called “DJI Care” that will provide repair or replacement of a damaged drone. Today I’m thankful I purchased it, because after 2 weeks of flying the drone with easy and perfect control, on this day immediately after take off the drone went out of control. The flight lasted about 15 seconds, the drone went up 25’, then shot backwards and down into Lake Michigan. DJI is going to take care of the drone since it was retrieved by some very kind paddleboarders. I’m writing this so future new pilots can learn from my experience, don’t place great trust in your drone, and for goodness sake never fly near people. In my case there were a few people in the area, and I’m extremely thankful it was only the drone that got hurt. If that thing had careened into a person, injures could be severe and permanent. This has me wondering about both safety and liabilities involved when flying a drone. It’s going to take a lot to build my trust again. I’m not saying this is a bad product, I really like mine, but don’t be lulled into too much trust in your drone because you have a dozen flawless flights. In my case I’m thinking something went wrong with a sensor, or possibly the GPS was not given enough time to warm up. Any future flights will allow 2 minutes of warmup and verification of all sensor data as a pre-flight.
