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Mavic 2 Pro vs Mavic 2 Zoom: Which One Should You Opt for?
Mavic 2 Pro vs Mavic 2 Zoom

Mavic 2 Pro vs Mavic 2 Zoom: Which One Should You Opt for?

DJI’s Mavic series is the most reputed brand in the drone camera market, and it has four models – Mavic Air 2 and Mavic Mini, and two other versions of the Mavic 2: Mavic 2 Zoom and Mavic 2 Pro. If you need the best features you will gravitate to the Mavic 2 of the first two models, but then you need to decide between these two.

If you are getting started in drone cameras, it would be easire to learn with the Mavic 2, but you might get enough of what you need with the much afforable rates in Mavic Mini. If you are especially want to get into fast action, the mid-tier but latest Mavic Air 2 can output 4K at 60fps but it does not offer the same featureof automated collision sensors or flight modes.

The Mavic 2 quadcopter series also facing strong competition from the Autel EVO II which, like the Mavic 2, is available in Pro configurations but is even bigger and some features are missing.

Mavic 2 Pro vs Zoom: Design & Build

 

Take-Off Weight 907g 905g
Size 322 x 242 x 84mm 322 x 242 x 84mm
Folded size 214 x 91 x 84mm 214 x 91 x 84mm
Diagonal span 354mm 354mm
Sensors Forward: Binocular, Rear: Binocular, Landing: Multiple, Side: Monocular Forward: Binocular, Rear: Binocular, Landing: Multiple, Side: Monocular

There is not a lot of comparsion between the two as both drones use the same airframe, but this is important to point out how good it is. The Mavic 2 is a reinforced version of the original Mavic Pro 

Mavic 2 Pro vs Zoom: Maneuverability and Speed

 

Horizontal Speed 72kph / 44.74mph 72kph / 44.74mph
Ascent Speed 5 m/s 5 m/s
Descent Speed 3 m/s 3 m/s

It is not surprising that two near-identical drones have matching performance; the 2 gms weight differential do not have any much effect on the key features of performance. Both, can fly at upto 6,000m altitude.

Mavic 2 Pro vs Zoom: Battery

DJI Mavic 2 Pro:   3,850mAh – 31 minutes

DJI Mavic 2 Zoom 3,850mAh – 31 minutes

We are observing at the same battery timings and the same airframe, and only 2 more gms on the Pro. They have good batteries, with built-in circuits to calculate remaining power and reduce the fire risk. Depending on whether you can have your Mavic 2 alone or with the Fly More kit, you will get one or 3 of these batteries, and with the kit a ‘Charging Hub’ which allows you to sequentially charge batteries with them without you having to be there to swap the batteries again. If you are traveling, then this is a must to have accessory as you will likely needt to do all your charging while you yourself recharge!

Mavic 2 Pro vs Zoom: Controller

The Mavic 2 controller – same for both, of course, takes advantage of the DJI Go 4 App and your smart phone to give live feedback, with video visiblility at up to 10 km. This radio technology is found in the latest Mavic Air 2, and is a distinguished improvements over may other drones we had, but the implementation and execution on the Mavic 2 series works even further than the Mavic Air 2, being compatible with DJI’s goggles to give an on-site client a real first person view.

Mavic 2 Pro vs Zoom: Camera and lens

Sensor size 1-inch CMOS 1/2.3-inch CMOS
Resolution 5472×3648 pixels 4000×3000 pixels
Megapixels 20 12
Effective focal length (EFL) 28mm 24-48mm
Maximum aperture f/2.8 f/2.8-3.8

This is where things are marked differently; these does not have the same cameras at all (Although they do both seem to handle same data – the 12 megapixels Zoom’s burst mode can handle 7 shots while the 20 megapixels Pro caps out at 5). Where the components matter, though, the Pro has the upper hand: 100 – 12,800 ISO beats 100 – 3,200 on the Zoom.

Mavic 2 Pro vs Zoom: Video

Max resolution 4K 4K
HDR Yes No
10-bit DLog-M Yes No
Codecs H.264 / H.265 H.264 / H.265

It is difficult hard to argue Mavic 2 Zoom has the better camera drone, but for moviemakers the ability to operate a real telephoto lens might bring some great benefits. You can achieve some different alternatives if your drone is tracking from different distances, so a zoom is very appealing for filmmakers also

WRAP UP:

Splitting the DJI Mavic 2 into different models makes the choice difficult, so the foremost point is that you would not really be going wrong with either. They  both are well-equipped drones aircraft with excellent range and good battery life.

For those peoplewho think most about photographs – the Mavic 2 Pro seems worth the extra penny for them. Similarly, if you are shooting for high-end distribution content, and you find that editors insist on a file of 10-bit video, then you will have no choice but to opt the Pro and work in either 28mm or 40mm equivalent focal length when capturing video. 

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