I am sure there is a limited number of days before you can claim a refund. With Dji its 14 days not sure about Autel. I am lucky the dealer here is understanding, he will send the drone back for replacement but will not send me another until he gets an
Evo 2 Pro V2 which is what I want.
You can send back for refund after 30 days?
For refounds (you don't want the product anymore but the product is working well and doing what it's supposed to do) is about 15 to 30 days, but warranty is by law two years in Europe for any product bought before 2022 and three years for products bought past January 2022. If the product is faulty (and the
Lite+ is atm) you can return it either to where you bought it or to the manufacturer and you can choose between a repair, a change for a new unit or just put an end to the contract and get a full refund.
Gimbal wandering is a major issue that renders the drone useless and defeats its main purpose; it's not a little scratch in the paint or a minor problem is a big manufacturing failure. You paid 1700€ and received a drone that is not doing what it's supposed to do, it's half-baked and has a gimbal problem.
You always have to "fight" the sway whenever trying to take a smooth video, which always ends in a clunky video, Hyperlapse is not usable, long exposure (anything slower than 1/10 or 1/20 always ends in a blurry image) and even framing a photo becomes difficult sometimes as you have to wait a few seconds until the sway stops a bit (it goes to one side, stops, then to the other... but is quite random)... and as we all know it happens even when the drone is landed.
I "left" DJI and sold my previous Air2S mainly because any DJI drone violates your privacy with DJI Aeroscope, I'm trying to give an opportunity to Autel and my intention was to switch to the Evo 3 in the future, but if they don't fix the
Lite+ within 2022 I'll be switching to another manufacturer. DJI drones I had (Air2S and Mini 2) and DJI Fly app were full of bugs, but at least you saw regular updates on the first months to try to address the issues.
If you use the drone as a tool for your work, you can't have the drone coming back and forth to the factory, you need it to work on a daily basis. I'm just keeping the
Lite+ because I'm a photographer and I only use video as a hobbyst (and I'm quite patient), but if I were a videographer I'd had returned the
Lite+ a few months ago.