Mavic Pro Shipping Update – DJI Admits to “Issue” with Part

The Latest Mavic Pro Shipping Update

We’ve been following the continued delay of DJI’s new Mavic Pro very closely. We speculated that there was more going behind the scenes than the company was letting on, and it looks like we were right. We’ve been contacted by many Mavic Pro pre-orderers, and the general consensus has been not anger at the delay itself, but at the way in which target=”_blank”> target=”_blank”> target=”_blank”> target=”_blank”>DJI has handled it. Having paid the full price of a Mavic Pro upfront, many customers have been confused at the delay and the lack of informative communication from DJI, and plenty have struggled to get any shipping information or even arrange a refund for their order.

Now, almost three weeks after the original shipping date, DJI has decided it’s time to front up. For the first time, the company has admitted that there was a problem in production – ” an issue integrating a part into the Mavic Pro” – and has set an estimated timeframe for pilots who have ordered their drone before November 3rd. And bad news: It might make grim reading for customers hoping to have their drones wrapped under the tree this Christmas.

Mavic Pro shipping update: Pre-orders (finally) have a timeframe

In a statement, DJI admitted that it can’t give out specific delivery estimates for individual orders. However, the statement does say that “For Mavic Pro orders received before November 3, 2016, we will do our best to clear them all within the next seven to eight weeks.”

That puts a delivery date somewhere between the 22nd and the 29th of December.

The Chinese manufacturer also responded to criticism of the pre-order process, in which customers had to pay 100% of the cost before their Mavic Pro had even been shipped (or constructed, probably). The statement reads: “Some of you waiting for your Mavic Pro also expressed concern about our immediate billing of pre-orders. We’ve heard you and are examining potential alternatives with our payment provider.”

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The full Mavic Pro shipping update can be found in the DJI statement below:

We owe you an apology for our delays in delivering the new Mavic Pro. We want to thank you for your patience and also advise that we are looking into improving our order process and systems, based largely on your feedback. 

When we announced Mavic Pro and began accepting pre-orders, we expected to deliver the first units in mid-October. However, ramping up production to full speed at top quality took longer than planned. Prior to our scheduled shipping target, we encountered an issue integrating a part into the Mavic Pro. We resolved that within a week. On top of that, the excitement for the Mavic Pro beat our expectations. As a result, we are working diligently to ramp up production to meet the higher-than-anticipated demand for the Mavic Pro.

We have been shipping for nearly two weeks, but even with round-the-clock production, we unfortunately cannot give specific delivery estimates for many orders moving through various global sales channels because of this demand. For Mavic Pro orders received before November 3, 2016, we will do our best to clear them all within the next seven to eight weeks.

Some of you waiting for your Mavic Pro also expressed concern about our immediate billing of pre-orders. We’ve heard you and are examining potential alternatives with our payment provider.

DJI exists to put amazing technology and innovation into your hands, and we’re sorry it’s taking so long with Mavic Pro. Our internal systems haven’t kept up with the enormous demand for our products, and your enthusiasm for our newest offering is spurring us to improve. We appreciate your understanding and are doing everything we can to get Mavic Pro to you as quickly as possible.

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