Phantom 4 Pro V2.0 Unboxing and Review

The leg­endary drone, the first in its class capa­ble of shoot­ing 4K video, returns to the mar­ket with the updat­ed ver­sion of Phan­tom 4 Pro V 2.0! With a wide range of inno­v­a­tive solu­tions and spe­cial fea­tures, this quad­copter will be the best choice for con­tent cre­ators and oth­er pro­fes­sion­als and ama­teurs who have ded­i­cat­ed them­selves to film­ing.

In this arti­cle, we’ll unbox the new DJI Phan­tom 4 Pro V 2.0 and show you every­thing you’ll find in the box. We’ll also list a few rea­sons why the Phan­tom 4 Pro V 2.0 is the ulti­mate solu­tion for cre­at­ing pro­fes­sion­al aer­i­al pho­tog­ra­phy con­tent.

So let’s fin­ish the pref­ace and open the box!

What is included?

• • Quad­copter Phan­tom 4 Pro V 2.0v – 1 pc.
• • Radio con­trol equip­ment — 1 pc.
• • “Smart” bat­tery — 1 pc.
• • Charg­er — 1 pc.
• • Net­work cable — 1 pc.
• • Pro­pellers (in pairs) — 4 pcs.
• • Sus­pen­sion clamp — 1 pc.
• • MicroSD card 32 GB – 1 pc.*
• • Micro USB cable — 1 pc.
• • Case for trans­porta­tion — 1 pc.

*Some units, depend­ing on the place of pur­chase, may be equipped with a 16 GB microSD card.

Key features of the camera and drone

Camera Features

The Phan­tom 4 Pro V 2.0 comes with a 20 MP 1‑inch CMOS sen­sor mount­ed on a 3‑axis gim­bal with brush­less motors. The mechan­i­cal shut­ter helps to avoid the effect of “rolling shut­ter”, which gives unde­ni­able advan­tages when shoot­ing in fast motion.

The f/2.8 aper­ture cam­era with a wide-angle lens is high­ly detailed, bright and accu­rate in col­or.

Shoot in high def­i­n­i­tion 4K at 60 fps at 100 Mbps and cre­ate slow motion movies. D‑Log col­or pro­file and H.265 codec ensure pro­fes­sion­al-qual­i­ty images with high dynam­ic range.

Flight characteristics

Phan­tom 4 Pro V 2.0 is not only an excel­lent fly­ing cam­era, but also a quad­copter with high tech­ni­cal and oper­a­tional char­ac­ter­is­tics. Its top speed reach­es 72 km/h, and the Ocu­Sync 2.0 data trans­mis­sion sys­tem pro­vides unin­ter­rupt­ed video trans­mis­sion in Full­HD 1080p res­o­lu­tion up to 8 km with auto­mat­ic fre­quen­cy switch­ing to pro­tect against inter­fer­ence.

The drone can stay in the air for up to 30 min­utes, giv­ing you plen­ty of time to cap­ture great shots every time you fly! The DJI GO 4 app auto­mat­i­cal­ly cal­cu­lates the remain­ing flight time and alerts the pilot to return to the take­off point when the bat­tery is low.

To ensure the high­est lev­el of secu­ri­ty, the Phan­tom 4 Pro V 2.0 is equipped with five-way obsta­cle sen­sors and an intel­li­gent auto return func­tion. An advanced bat­tery mon­i­tor­ing sys­tem pre­vents deep dis­charge and over­charg­ing of the bat­tery.

Other Features

DJI offers Phan­tom 4 Pro V 2.0 pilots a num­ber of intel­li­gent auto­mat­ic fea­tures such as TapFly, Active­Track, Draw and Ges­ture modes, and many oth­er use­ful solu­tions. Draw mode allows you to cre­ate a flight path for the drone at a fixed alti­tude by sim­ply draw­ing it on the screen.

The image is per­fect­ly read­able even on a sun­ny day on the 5.5‑inch dis­play (avail­able in the Plus pack­age) placed on the con­trol pan­el. The DJI GO 4 app is inte­grat­ed into the quad­copter hard­ware soft­ware, which means you don’t need a mobile device to fly! Also avail­able with a stan­dard smart­phone hold­er.

Complete Solution for Professional Content Creation

Phan­tom 4 Pro V 2.0 has a set of fea­tures and solu­tions that make it the leader in its class. The cam­era is equipped with a mechan­i­cal shut­ter for shoot­ing fast mov­ing objects and a 1‑inch CMOS sen­sor that allows you to shoot 4K / 60fps video and 20 MP pho­tos. The quad­copter has five-way obsta­cle detec­tion sen­sors and Ocu­Sync 2.0 HD video trans­mis­sion sys­tem. These fea­tures make the Phan­tom 4 Pro V 2.0 a com­plete solu­tion for pro­fes­sion­al con­tent cre­ators!

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