DJI is preparing to unveil its new Air 3S drone, and as this announcement approaches, new leaks have emerged regarding its pricing, providing further clarity for interested consumers.
Previously, a teaser video of the drone was leaked online, and now, according to a recent report from Winfuture, the expected price of the DJI Air 3S is around 1099 euros, which is approximately 1198 US dollars for the basic package in Germany, which includes the new RC-N3 controller, currently available for $129 on Amazon.
Additionally, two premium options will be available as previously speculated: a package priced at 1399 euros, or about 1525 US dollars, including the RC-N3 controller, and another option priced at 1599 euros, equivalent to around 1744 US dollars, which includes the upgraded RC2 controller. These packages are expected to include a variety of accessories, including extra batteries.
This latest pricing leak aligns with previous reports suggesting a price range of around 1359 euros, about 1492 US dollars, for the Fly More Combo, which includes the RC2 controller.
The DJI Air 3S drone features a wide-angle camera with a resolution of 50 megapixels, and a telephoto camera with a resolution of 48 megapixels, adding great value to the shooting experience. Rumors also indicate that the device will support video recording in 4K/60 frames per second, as well as slow motion capabilities in 4K/120 frames per second, with a flight time of up to 45 minutes.
Furthermore, safety features will see significant improvements, with support for a LiDAR-based obstacle detection system, making the Air 3S a strong choice for both amateurs and professionals alike.
