We have been sharing some blockbuster deals on the latest versions of DJI Mavic. You can still get up to $300 discount on DJI Mavic 2 Pro and DJI Mavic 2 Zoom. But it's not just the latest DJI birds that are getting limited time discounts. DJI Mavic Pro Platinum and several other toys from the company are also currently on Black Friday 2018 promotions.
DJI might take months or even over a year to offer discounts on its most-coveted drones, but that doesn't stop ecommerce giants like Gearbest to offer some massive discounts. Here are all the details to make sure you get your favorite drone without missing out on any of these limited time discount codes.
DJI Mavic 2 Pro, 2 Zoom, Pro Platinum, Air, & more on discount!
- Mavic 2 Pro goes for $1,199 down from $1,499 with code GB1111M2 (limited units; price will go up to $1,249 afterwards)
- MASSIVE offer on Mavic 2 Zoom available for $979 with code GB1125M2Z (original price: $1,249)
- DJI Mavic Pro Platinum FLY MORE COMBO available for $1,069.99 with code GB-TH02MD. (original price: $1,299)
- Mavic Pro Platinum (standalone) now available for $939 with code GB$THBODJM (original price: $1,099)
- Mavic Air (Black) goes for $689 (original price: $799). Use code GB$THRCDJA.
DJI accessories on discount
- DJI Accessory Kit available for $319.99 - Includes: 2 intelligent flight batteries | Built-in DJI intelligent battery management system | Car charger maximum output power: 80 W | Noise-resistant propeller offering higher aerodynamic efficiency and better endurance | Battery-charging treasure converter has two USB-A interfaces | Shoulder bag tailored for Mavic 2
- DJI Ryze Tello RC Drone HD 5MP WiFi FPV down to $82.99 with code GBTello (better offer on this one from DJI, though)
- Osmo Mobile 2 for $122.99 with code GB-THOSMO
Also on Black Friday 2018 promo:
- Blockbuster offers bring OnePlus 6 64GB down to $375 and 128GB to $399!
- The very latest OnePlus 6T gets $50 off!
- Top 12 Bestsellers Hit Rock Bottom Prices
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