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Back in August, DJI introduced its new Mavic 2 line of drones, which at the time of the Mavic 2 Pro and the Mavic 2 Zoom. Both of the drones are marketed towards end users of all types, but today, DJI is expanding the Mavic 2 line with a drone that is made with commercial applications in mind. That drone is the Mavic 2 Enterprise, and it's somewhat uninspired, it sounds like a pretty capable machine.
On the surface, the Mavic 2 Enterprise does not look a whole lot different from the Mavic 2 Pro. In fact, the Mavic 2 Enterprise and Pro look at the difference.
That camera on the Mavic 2 Enterprise is a 12MP one that's capable of 2x optical zoom and 3x digital zoom and is stabilized by a three-axis gimbal. It can be used as a tool for the Mavic 2 Pro, but it is more likely to be used as a tool for business and emergency services.
Where the Mavic 2 Enterprise becomes a drone is in its modular design. At the moment, DJI has three accessories that can be attached to the drone's body and controlled through the accompanying app. First is the M2E Spotlight, which provides 2,400 lumens to assist with low-light tasks like search and rescue. The M2E Speaker is the second on the list, and it allows you to play back to the top. Finally, we've got the M2E Beacon, which produces a light strobe that's visible up to three miles away.
Aside from the accessories, another major selling point of the Mavic 2 Enterprise will be its data security features. The drone comes with 24GB of onboard storage that can be protected. The Mavic 2 Enterprise also has a view of the data that can not be connected to the Internet.
Like the Mavic 2 Pro, the Mavic 2 Enterprise has a top speed of 72kph and a flight time of 31 minutes. The drone is available today through DJI's Enterpise retailers in a bundle that contains the drone, one battery, a remote controller, and all three of the accessories detailed above for $ 1,999 – $ 500 more than the Mavic 2 Pro, a difference we can likely chalk up security features.
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