[11:27 Wed,30.April 2025 by Thomas Richter] |
DJI has officially announced that it will discontinue support for the last two supported drone models in the legendary Phantom series of quadcopters. The Phantom 4 Pro, introduced in 2016, set new standards for prosumer drones: with its 1" EXMOR R CMOS sensor with 20 megapixels and a video resolution of true DCI-4K (4,096 x 2,160) at 50 fps, as well as features such as a mechanical shutter to avoid rolling shutter effects, many intelligent shooting modes, obstacle detection in five directions and a flight time of 30 minutes.
;) DJI Phantom 4 Pro According to the  support page, DJI produced the last Phantom 4 Pro in May 2018 and will discontinue service on June 1, 2025 - DJI has supported it for 7 years - a respectable amount of time. In its official statement, DJI thanks users for their "long-term support" and explains that this step is part of the regular realignment to current technologies and customer needs. "From the time service is discontinued, we will no longer offer services such as product inquiries, technical support or maintenance for these models," says DJI. At the same time, the company recommends upgrading to newer models to benefit from improved technologies and continued support. Conveniently, the launch of the new Mavic 4 Pro is coming soon. However, owners of the Phantom 4 Pro and Advanced do not need to worry: their drones will remain flyable - only official support from DJI will no longer be available from summer 2025.  more infos at bei support.dji.comdeutsche Version dieser Seite: DJI beendet Support für Phantom 4 Pro und Advanced |
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