DJI Mavic 3 Pro Price in 2026: Current US Cost

The short answer: DJI’s U.S. store lists the Mavic 3 Pro with DJI RC at $2,199, the Fly More Combo with DJI RC Pro at $3,889, and the Mavic 3 Pro Cine Premium Combo at $4,799. As of August 3, 2026, DJI marks all three configurations out of stock, so those figures are best treated as official reference prices rather than a promise that you can buy one from DJI today.

Retailer, refurbished, and used prices can differ substantially. The important comparison is not simply the lowest number: controller type, battery count, Cine features, warranty status, and battery condition can change the real value of a package.

DJI Mavic 3 Pro price by package

These prices come from the official DJI Mavic 3 Pro store listing. Because stock and promotions can change, check the seller’s live price and the exact contents of the box before ordering.

What does the $2,199 Mavic 3 Pro package include?

The $2,199 configuration pairs the standard Mavic 3 Pro aircraft with the DJI RC, a controller with its own display. It is the least expensive of the configurations currently shown on DJI’s product page and is the sensible reference point for comparing retailer offers.

The standard aircraft has 8GB of internal storage and a three-camera system: a 20MP 4/3 CMOS Hasselblad camera, a 48MP 1/1.3-inch medium tele camera, and a 12MP 1/2-inch tele camera. DJI specifies up to 43 minutes of flight time under its controlled test conditions—not 46 minutes, which applies to some other Mavic 3 models. Real flight time will be lower after accounting for wind, maneuvering, temperature, filming, and a safe landing reserve. Full dimensions, camera modes, and test conditions are available on DJI’s official specification page.

Is the $3,889 Fly More Combo worth it?

The Fly More configuration shown by DJI includes the DJI RC Pro, two additional flight batteries, a battery charging hub, an ND filter set, a carrying bag, and other small accessories. The value depends on whether you would have purchased those items anyway.

For occasional flights near home, the base configuration may be enough. For travel, event work, real estate, or location filming, three batteries and a charging hub can reduce downtime significantly. The DJI RC Pro is also a meaningful part of the price difference; do not compare this bundle with a retailer package using a less expensive controller as though they were identical.

If you are evaluating a bundle, use our separate breakdown of what comes with the Mavic 3 Pro Fly More Combo, then compare every line item against the seller’s listing.

Who should pay $4,799 for the Cine model?

The Cine Premium Combo is not merely a larger accessory kit. The Mavic 3 Pro Cine includes a 1TB internal SSD and supports Apple ProRes 422 HQ, 422, and 422 LT recording. DJI pairs it with the DJI RC Pro and the premium accessory bundle.

That premium makes sense when ProRes is a required part of a professional editing, delivery, or client workflow. It is difficult to justify for pilots who publish compressed web video, shoot mainly still photos, or do not already have the storage and computer performance needed for large ProRes files. The standard Mavic 3 Pro still records high-resolution H.264 and H.265 video and provides the same three focal-length options.

Budget for more than the drone

The checkout price is only part of the ownership cost. Depending on the package and how you fly, plan for some of the following:

• Additional batteries: DJI lists the compatible Mavic 3 Series Intelligent Flight Battery at $159, although it was also out of stock when checked.
• ND filters: DJI lists the Mavic 3 Pro ND8/16/32/64 set at $179. Fly More and Cine bundles may already include filters, so verify before buying another set.
• microSD storage: The standard model has limited internal storage. Choose a card from DJI’s supported-card list and allow enough capacity for your recording format.
• Protection and repairs: Compare any DJI Care plan, retailer protection plan, or insurance by coverage, deductibles, replacement limits, and eligibility deadlines—not just its headline price.
• FAA registration: At 958g for the standard model, the Mavic 3 Pro exceeds 250g. The FAA says drones at or above 250g must be registered for recreational use, and all drones flown under Part 107 must be registered. FAA online registration currently costs $5 and is valid for three years.

Registration and operating requirements are explained on the FAA registration page. Commercial pilots also need to follow Part 107 requirements; buying the aircraft does not by itself authorize commercial operations.

How to judge a used or refurbished Mavic 3 Pro price

When DJI stock is unavailable, the used market may be the practical option. A low price is not automatically a bargain. Ask for the exact aircraft and controller model, battery count, battery cycle information if available, proof that the aircraft has been removed from the seller’s DJI account, and confirmation that the gimbal, cameras, obstacle sensors, charging equipment, and Remote ID function correctly.

Also inspect for crash damage, arm or shell repairs, swollen batteries, scratched lenses, saltwater exposure, and missing accessories. Confirm whether any warranty or service plan transfers to a new owner. A complete, testable package from a seller with a return policy can be worth more than an unverified aircraft-only listing.

Which Mavic 3 Pro should you buy?

• Choose the standard DJI RC package if you primarily need the three-camera aircraft and expect to add accessories selectively.
• Choose the Fly More package if multiple batteries, a hub, and the RC Pro are already on your purchase list.
• Choose the Cine Premium Combo only if ProRes and the internal SSD solve a real production requirement.
• Consider used or refurbished if current new inventory is limited, but value the controller, batteries, warranty, and return rights separately.

For a closer look at the aircraft’s cameras and flight features, read our Mavic 3 Pro camera and flight guide. The pricing decision becomes much easier once you know whether the tele cameras, higher-end controller, extra batteries, or ProRes workflow will actually affect your work.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a DJI Mavic 3 Pro in the USA?

DJI’s U.S. reference price is $2,199 with the DJI RC. The Fly More Combo with DJI RC Pro is listed at $3,889, and the Cine Premium Combo is listed at $4,799. All three were marked out of stock by DJI when checked on August 3, 2026.

Why do some Mavic 3 Pro prices differ?

Listings may include different controllers, batteries, filters, chargers, storage, warranties, or aircraft variants. Some may be used, refurbished, open-box, or aircraft-only. Compare the full model name and box contents before comparing prices.

Does the Mavic 3 Pro have a 46-minute flight time?

No. DJI specifies a maximum of 43 minutes for the Mavic 3 Pro under controlled conditions. The frequently repeated 46-minute figure applies to other aircraft in the Mavic 3 family.

Is Mavic 3 Pro Cine image quality better?

The Cine version’s major purchasing advantages are its 1TB internal SSD and Apple ProRes recording. Those capabilities can improve a professional post-production workflow, but they do not make the Cine premium necessary for every photographer or web-video creator.