DJI Mavic 4 Pro: Talks of New Release Delay Emerge with Detailed Specs in Fresh Leaks

Rumors surrounding DJI’s highly anticipated Mavic 4 Pro have taken a dramatic turn this week, with multiple insiders hinting at a potential delay in its launch—even as new leaks reveal tantalizing details about its specs. The drone community is buzzing with mixed reactions, balancing excitement over upgraded features with frustration over the possible postponement.


Leaked Specs Hint at Groundbreaking Upgrades

According to prolific leakers like OsitaLV ¹ and JasperEllens ², the Mavic 4 Pro is poised to redefine consumer drones. Key upgrades reportedly include a 1-inch CMOS sensor capable of 8K/60fps video, a first for DJI’s Mavic lineup. The camera system may also feature a dual-lens setup with improved low-light performance and hybrid zoom functionality.

Battery life is another standout, with DaJiangFeiYing ³ claiming a 40-minute flight time—a 15% boost over the Mavic 3 Pro. Enhanced obstacle avoidance, powered by 360-degree LiDAR sensors, and a redesigned controller with built-in screen are also rumored.


Unboxing Footage Fuels Hype (and Confusion)

Adding credibility to the leaks, tech blog GSMGoTech  shared what appears to be the first unboxing video of the Mavic 4 Pro. The footage showcases a sleeker chassis, foldable arms with reinforced hinges, and a revamped battery design. However, the video’s authenticity remains unverified, with some speculating it could be an elaborate prototype.


Why the Delay?

While initial rumors pointed to a late 2024 launch, sources like OsitaLV  now suggest the release may slip to early 2025. Production bottlenecks, possibly linked to the new LiDAR system, and software optimization challenges are cited as culprits. Chaowanga51  claims DJI is prioritizing refining its AI-powered tracking modes to avoid the overheating issues that plagued earlier models.


What’s Next for Enthusiasts?

DJI has yet to comment officially, leaving enthusiasts to dissect leaks for clues. Retailers like Amazon  are already seeing spikes in interest for current-gen drones, as buyers weigh whether to wait or invest now.

For now, the Mavic 4 Pro remains a tantalizing enigma—a blend of cutting-edge innovation and logistical hurdles. Whether it soars into markets this year or next, one thing is clear: DJI’s ambition to dominate the skies is far from grounded.

Stay tuned for updates as this story develops.


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