DJIMavic 2 Fly More Kit for Mavic 2 PRO & Mavic 2 Zoom Accessories Combo Bundle

I bought this fly more kit at a great price. Was looking for replacement batteries and found this deal. It was cheaper to buy the kit then 2 batteries. So bonus.

Disagree with negative reviews on fitting Mavic 2 drone in. I can easily fit my Mavic 2 Pro with propellers on into the case (putting it in with front (camera gimbal) facing down and battery not on drone(not tried yet with battery on). My Smart Controller easily goes in the other pouch. Spare propellers in the outer front pouch. There doesn't appear to be any room left for batteries, though, inside the case (maybe the two outer side net pouches?-Yes! The "How to Safely Store Smart Controller" video on DJI website shows SC in case, batteries in each of two outer netted side pouches plus 1 on drone gives 3 batteries that can be carried with case). I have a very nice RLSOCO case, though, for all my other drone accoutrements that can basically hold all the Fly More charging accessories and also the stuff that came with the drone itself, including some extra batteries (be sure to get the RLSOCO case that holds the Smart Controller, not the Remote Controller only, as I did, if you want to carry every together with fewer spare batteries in a hard case-the RLSOCO case made for the Remote Controller + drone will hold more spare batteries but not the Smart Controller without endangering the storage space for spare propellers).I'm happy with the DJI Fly More Deal for value for the money. The Fly More case is beautifully made. It offers much more protection for the drone than my Sony video camera case does for my Sony camera! - although certainly not as crush-resistant and water-protective as the RLSOCO case that I got. Plastic bags if needed in a pinch will provide protection for the drone and SC inside the case in a sudden rain. The Fly More case, two spare batteries, extra propellers, car charger, multi-charging battery hub, power pack battery adapter make the cost worthwhile for me

Love this kit! Main thing for me was the two batteries, the case and the car charger. The charging hub is nice b/c I can plug all three of my batteries in and walk away. Yes, it's a serial charge process, but like I said, it's plug and forget until they are charged. This kit kept me flying when I was up in the mountains at 9000+ ft and doing some aerial shots of land with no power available. Got all the shots I needed and still had some battery juice left. Also, I can fit the drone, controller, 2 spare batteries, the USB adapter, car charger and several sets of props in the bag. I have no problem getting the drone into the bag as I've read some others complain about.

My opinion relative to other reviews.The bag is functional, a little cramped, and well made. I will use it some, but chose to also buy an aftermarket case to fit all three batteries. Between both cases, all the stuff fits, including both AC and 12VDC chargers.Kit includes option to charge 4 batteries and the controller from either AC or 12VDC.Propeller Guards are bulky and don't fit in either case.The kit price doesn't save any money particularly, but does provide all the charging options plus all the special cables needed, so is a good choice to just get it over with and not have to figure out the cables especially.

This is worth the purchase for the batteries and accessories alone. Separately you would pay more for these parts, so no complaints on that front.It would be nice, however, if the carry bag that comes with it were a little better thought out.1) It does not work with the Pro Controller, so if you bought the Mavic 2 with the pro controller there is nowhere to place this in this carry case.2) The battery compartment is a tight fit and has this awkward, sewn-in flap cover which I suppose is to provide some protection to the batteries, but it is a super tight fit and getting the batteries in the compartment is a trial, even when the drone is not stored in the adjacent compartment. Good luck getting your batteries in there when the drone is stored.3) The overall bag is small. The side pockets are small, the internal lid pocket can accommodate more in it, however not too much or you can't close the bag. The elastic side pockets are right at the same level as the shoulder strap clips which are constantly in the way when you're trying to stash things in them, it basically requires a two-hand operation which is difficult when you're on the move.4) The main zipper is difficult to operate. Trying to close up the bag to keep your drown secure isn't a smooth operation. The mouth of the bag bends instead of allowing the zipper to run, getting the zipper started takes some finesse, and a bit of time that starts adding up to you wishing you were on the move instead of fiddling with this stupidly designed bag.Overall: The kit is good, the bag might be passible as a backup/emergency bag (but in all honesty, how often do you ever need an emergency bag?) but you are WAY better off buying a different equipment bag for your drone. Best option (IMHO) is to buy an appropriate-sized Pelican case and some pick-n-pull foam for quick, effortless equipment builds and tear downs.

I notice some people gripe about the bag, I don’t know why. Everything fits snug yet theoretically you could even fit a fourth battery if you leave one in the drone. Everything else is on point. The four battery charging bank prioritizes the battery with the most charge which is nice. The car adapter functions well. I’ve noticed a few people scoffing at the adaptor that allows you to charge up to two usb devices from one of the batteries, but the feature already saved me once when I didn’t have my phone charger plugged in correctly in the car. Even if you don’t want the bag this is a good economic choice considering everything you get.