DJI’s line of “prosumer” drones is particularly popular because they offer professional-grade quality and features in a price tag that is still accessible to casual drone fans. For a long time, the golden standard was the DJI Phantom 4 Pro that became iconic instantly with its white body and features that blew away most of the competition. Well, the original version is no longer in production and has been replaced by the DJI Phantom 4 Pro V2.0 that comes with improved propulsion system and OcuSync transmission technology.

The Phantom 4 Pro was released at a time when ultra-portable drones dominated the market. Coming with features that could rival professional-grade drones, it challenged technology to create a miracle that could fit in your pocket yet being able to deliver professional results.

And then came V2.0 of the Phantom 4 Pro with unique features like the Cinematic 4K resolution, also known as 4K DCI. This is a wider aspect ratio which may not be relevant to some drone pilots but is highly valued in the professional filmmaking industry. The 2.0 version has also been upgraded with a variable aperture that allows you to make on-the-fly adjustments for a variety of lighting conditions.

After the release, mystery was spread over its production as it was out of stock many times. But that’s all in the past now as it is back on the company’s online store and is in stock. So, if you’ve been waiting to grab one during the holiday season in December but didn’t, now is your chance. You can get it here.

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