Autel might be shoving dji out of the us market

Asmokely · Jun 19, 2020

The DJI Autel Lawsuit: Will DJI Really Have to Stop Selling Drones in the U.S.?

The most recent ruling in the long running DJI Autel lawsuit call for DJI to stop selling its popular Mavic and Spark drones.

dronelife.com

Well considering the fact that dji at least makes their parts available, let them stay... i love the evo but ive had an easier time repairing my phantoms, my evo is looking more and more like a paperweight. Over a $2 flex cable.

Barney · Jun 19, 2020

so correct Autel have a long way to go before they can even come close to the dji product

Nightbat2 · Jun 19, 2020

Asmokely said:
The DJI Autel Lawsuit: Will DJI Really Have to Stop Selling Drones in the U.S.?

The most recent ruling in the long running DJI Autel lawsuit call for DJI to stop selling its popular Mavic and Spark drones.

dronelife.com

Well considering the fact that dji at least makes their parts available, let them stay... i love the evo but ive had an easier time repairing my phantoms, my evo is looking more and more like a paperweight. Over a $2 flex cable.

I’d hate to.see any maker locked out. Competition is good. But DJI has been known to play hardball, so I guess someone had to hit back. Interesting to hear tha Parrot is building a model for the US military in the US, and may do a civilian version as well.

Barney · Jun 19, 2020

yes competition must go on between the main players here
and i have the anafi which is a great machine cheaper than most very quite, light, doesn't have all the bells and whistles of the big boys but still takes great footage
my stealth drone

Nightbat2 · Jun 19, 2020

Barney said:
yes competition must go on between the main players here
and i have the anafi which is a great machine cheaper than most very quite, light, doesn't have all the bells and whistles of the big boys but still takes great footage
my stealth drone

Once again, basically failed here because of availability of spares and batteries. I was very close to buying one.

Jagerbomb52 · Jun 19, 2020

Well considering that article is out of date and DJI had the ruling over turned on appeal DJI will be selling drones in the US market for some time. The U.S. International Trade Commission, the agency will review the trade judge’s findings from March but even then DJI will come out on top or come up with a work around.