The Mavic 2 Pro / Zoom definitely has an advantage here. The other main handling difference came in the responsiveness of the controls. The control sticks unscrew and stow in the controller making it easier to fit into a smaller space without worrying about breaking anything. The first main difference I noted was the improved packability of the newer controller.
I did notice improvements in the design of the controller from the Mavic Pro to the Mavic 2 Pro / Zoom. A functionally designed controller can make or break the flying experience. The ergonomics and handling of a drone are incredibly important, specifically the controller. The original Mavic had a 2-piece design that is slightly more complicated to attach but almost feels a little more secure once in place. One example is having a small amount of built in memory (8gb on the Mavic 2 Pro and Zoom) in case you forget to put in a micro SD card.Īnother thing I noticed that was slightly improved was the one-piece design of the gimbal/camera cover on the Mavic 2 Pro and Zoom. The differences come down to a few minor details that are handy but not essential. The changes are minor and you wouldn’t notice unless you handled both generations. The design feels a little more refined and the ergonomics are slightly improved. With almost all cameras, the latest generation just feels a little better than the last one. First off, it is evident in the DJI Mavic Pro and the Mavic 2 Pro / Zoom are a generation apart. When it comes to the build and appearance, there are some characteristics worth pointing out.
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