Cameras
Mavic 4 Pro: Hasselblad 4/3 CMOS 100 MP, plus 48 MP medium tele and 50 MP tele. Air 3S: 1-inch 50 MP wide plus 48 MP 1/1.3-inch medium tele.
DJI comparison
By the NVX engineering team, New Delhi · 10 November 2026 · 5 min read
The Air 3S and the Mavic 4 Pro are DJI's two step-ups from the Mini series. The Mavic 4 Pro is the flagship with three cameras; the Air 3S gives two cameras for much less. Compared here from DJI's specifications and the prices sellers in India listed on 9 November 2026.
From DJI's specification pages.
Mavic 4 Pro: Hasselblad 4/3 CMOS 100 MP, plus 48 MP medium tele and 50 MP tele. Air 3S: 1-inch 50 MP wide plus 48 MP 1/1.3-inch medium tele.
Mavic 4 Pro: 6K up to 60fps on the Hasselblad camera, 4K up to 120fps. Air 3S: 4K up to 60fps, with high-frame-rate options listed by DJI.
Mavic 4 Pro: 51 minutes. Air 3S: 45 minutes.
Mavic 4 Pro: about 1,063 g. Air 3S: 724 g. Both need a UIN on Digital Sky.
Both: omnidirectional binocular vision with forward-facing LiDAR.
Mavic 4 Pro: FCC 30 km / CE 15 km. Air 3S: FCC 20 km / CE 10 km, in DJI's test conditions.
Sellers in India listed the Air 3S at about ₹1.6 to ₹1.85 lakh and the Mavic 4 Pro at about ₹2.44 to ₹3.97 lakh on 9 November 2026, depending on the kit.
Both are serious tools; the budget and the work decide.
You sell photos or video, need the largest sensor and 6K, or want the longest flight and range.
You want two strong cameras for travel and hobby work at well under half the top Mavic price.
FAQ
If you need a 4/3 Hasselblad sensor, 6K video and three focal lengths for paid work, yes. For travel and hobby use, the Air 3S gives most of the benefit for much less.
Yes. Both weigh more than 250 g, so they need a UIN on Digital Sky; commercial flying needs a Remote Pilot Certificate.
Sellers in India listed it at about ₹1.6 to ₹1.85 lakh on 9 November 2026, depending on the kit.
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