We have already shared deals on quadcopters from both DJI and Xiaomi - the two leading companies offering flying wonders. But since those deals were applicable only on a limited number of units, many readers couldn't avail them. As the sales weekend has ended, today is the last day to avail these massive discounts. These Cyber Monday deals are now only valid on DJI's most latest, its most powerful and portable Mavic Pro.
The Mavic Pro box brings you the aircraft, remote controller, intelligent flight battery, charger, power cable, propellers, microSD card, and other bits and pieces. If you go with the Combo model (which gets you the most discounts), you get extra batteries, propellers, chargers, and a shoulder bag. Here are the coupon codes to help you make some last minute savings on DJI Mavic Pro. Remember, the codes will expire in a day and are limited to first 30 units only.
DJI Mavic Pro now for $859.99
- Head over to this link.
- Click on Add to Cart.
- Go to the cart and enter coupon code OctAllezmavicsimp to get the price down to the sale price.
- Hit Apply.
- Proceed to Checkout.
Save over $300 on DJI Mavic Pro Fly More (Combo) - Now for its lowest price ever!
- Head over to this link.
- Click on Add to Cart to get the original price of $1349.36 down to $1,039.
- Enter coupon code HKMavicC to get the price down to the sale price.
- Hit Apply and Proceed to Checkout.
As noted earlier, Mavic Pro Fly More Combo includes additional batteries, propellers, shoulder bag, car charger, and other such accessories.
Bonus: DJI Intelligent Flight Battery for $76.99
If you are opting for the DJI Mavic Pro only, you might want to get your hands on an additional Intelligent Flight Battery that is now available for just $76.99 (for first 20 units only).
- Head over to this link.
- Click on Add to Cart.
- Enter coupon code cybermonday08 to get the price down to the sale price.
- Hit Apply and Proceed to Checkout.
Note: These coupons expire on November 30 and are limited to first few units only.
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