Power Ray Underwater Drone Review

I would highly recommend this camera. I am using it for underwater photography. I love the power this camera in a smaller package!

I use it for underwater photography.

I like to open/close and power buttons on the unit. looking forward to trying a 4K blue ray disc. easy setup and operation. did not need any help or instructions.

I bought this to use with an M2 MacBook Air. I wanted to be able to access CDs, DVDs, and Blu-rays. I was pleasantly surprised that it's a very solid enclosure, with outboard power supply so it doesn't have to draw all its power from a USB port. It seems quite well-built and it works great, but there are a few things to note: - First, it uses a strange older USB connector. You'll need an A to C cable of some kind. I tracked down one of the stacked connector cables but I think it will probably work with any USB A to C cable. - Second, while Macs come with a DVD player app, they don't come with a Blu-ray player app. You'll need to set the region if you use Apple's DVD player app. For Blu-rays, I was able to use the VLC open source player and it works great. It has a slightly complicated GUI. You might need to set the Blu-ray region, which is buried in preferences. Note that I had some trouble playing some Blu-ray audio discs like the discs that come with XTC's surround sound releases. The menus won't work correctly. I think this has something to do with Java support but I was not able to solve it by installing Java on my Mac. You should also note that it won't recognize 4K Blu-ray discs at all - it just spits them out. I wasn't really expecting it to work though. I haven't tried writing Blu-rays but so far I'm very happy with it.

Excellent for underwater videos.

Excellent power backup!! I used this to charge my drone batteries while doing aerial surveys in very rural areas. Not much access to power in the woods, but this provided all we needed. Great product and design!!

I wasn't going to purchase this drone. Nope. HOWEVER, after finding out that it has rear-stacked sensors & waypoints, I did. The two cameras are the very same size as the year-old Mini 3 Pro, and what a difference! They provide complementary camera performance, and post editing is simple as you are getting the very same pixels from both cameras. The amount of light that is available to the sensors is pretty impressive. Think of leaving the eye doctor after having your eyes dilated. It is easily drawn down in the settings and +/- 0 does work in a lot of circumstances. For this reason, ND filters are highly recommended to keep in your bag. Low-light, Night Mode, really good right out of both cameras. Speaking of bags, the carry-bag included in the Fly More Combo is excellent. Like the drone, it's compact, light and gets the job done well. This may be the first drone in my fleet that I DON'T keep in a GPC hardcase. Finally, battery-life is fantastic and the new charging hub is bulky but keeps the batteries safe, clean and will discharge over time to the appropriate levels if not used for a few days/week. It's also a powerbank and has a new feature called Power Accumulation. This will transfer the remaining power of batteries with low power to the battery with the highest remaining power. It's slick on the go. The new DJI RC 2 is what the DJI RC should have been, but with Occusync 4, I see why they didn't do it a year ago. Range? Penetration? Amazing! Don't be fooled by sensor sizes, as technology has pretty much made that stat a moot point. I have a Mavic 3 Cine and the Air 3 output is very very close regarding quality. I love my Air 3. Well done DJI!

Even with the included battery I feel like I run out of stuff to see before I run out of juice. This battery makes you forget that drone actually needs power to fly.

The charger works as described. You only receive what you see. To charge you use the cable that came with the drone. Now I won't need to be concerned that I won't have enough power before I go out for the day.

The transmitter is so small and lightweight that it can be installed directly on the gimbal with its two antennas. Power is supplied by the battery of the gimbal, so no cable connects the nacelle and the camera to the drone, allowing a total freedom of movement, with or without the drone.