DJI has announced the Mini 2 drone, featuring a 4K camera, OcuSync 2 for more flight range, and much more for $449. Here are all the details.

DJI Mavic Air 2 is finally here with a better camera, obstacle avoidance, an improved flight time, and more. Here are the details.

DJI Mavic Mini ultra-light drone has just been announced. Here are all the details about the newest compact drone in the market.

DJI Mavic Mini photos, specs, price have leaked into the wild. Here are the details on this upcoming drone from DJI.

DJI might be developing a mirrorless camera of its own according to a recent patent application. Here’s everything you need to know about this.

DJI has just launched the RoboMaster S1 robot which is designed for teaching kids how to code. Here’s what you need to know, including the price.

While some people enjoy using their phones as the method of flying their drone, others want something altogether more standalone. So far, that hasn’t been possible with the Mavic 2, but DJI has now finally taken the wraps off the Smart Controller, an Android-powered controller that incorporates its own display.

After what seems like months of speculation we now know what the DJI Mavic 2 Pro and DJI Mavic 2 Zoom are going to bring to the party and most of the headline features are just what has been leaked recently. Both of the new drones are now available to order and ship, and neither of them is what we would call inexpensive.

Massive DJI Mavic 2 leaks show us pictures of the drone up close, along with features and specs. Here are the details.

DJI has announced a pocketable and foldable drone called Mavic Air, retailing for $799. It can shoot video at 4K resolution, and can do much more.

DJI is set to announce the Mavic Air Drone in a matter of hours, but you do not have to wait for the big unveiling to get a feel for what is in store. The reveal event will take place in New York City at 9 AM ET, but if you don’t want to wait until then, here’s the lowdown.

With CES 2018 now in full swing, we are being treated to all manner of weird, wonderful, and downright bad examples of what happens when you give designers and engineers too much time to work on whatever they like.