Lots of photos and specs leak ahead of DJI Mavic 3 Classic announcement

It’s getting close to an official announcement now, just a couple of days left to go. As expected, though, pretty much all of the important details of DJI’s upcoming Mavic 3 Classic drone have leaked. We’re also seeing a whole bunch more leaked photos, too. The leaks come via Roland Quandt of Winfuture, and there’s a lot!

As expected, it’s pretty much the same as the regular DJI Mavic 3, except with a single camera on the gimbal rather than two. Like the main camera on the Mavic 3, the Mavic 3 Classic’s camera contains a 20-megapixel 4/3 CMOS sensor and shoots video at up to 5.1K resolution. It has a 24mm equivalent focal length lens for an 84° field of view with a variable aperture of f/2.8 to f/11 and a minimum focus distance of 1 metre.

According to the leaked specs, it features the same 77 Watt-hour battery as the two other Mavic 3 models, with an impressive maximum flight time of 46 minutes. It has a maximum range of up to 8 kilometres, of course legal requirements in different parts of the world may disallow you from going anywhere near close to that. And as usual, there’s going to be a standard version and a Fly More Bundle, with possibly other packages.

Flight Details	Ascent and descent speed 8/6 m/s, wind resistance: 12 m/s, altitude above sea level 6000 m, return home function, max. temperature 40 °C, range 8 km, radio frequencies 2.4 and 5.8 GHz
Camera	20 MP sensor, 4/3 CMOS, video resolution 5.1k, light sensitivity 100-6400, focal length 24 mm, digital zoom 3x, shutter speed 8-1/8000 s, field of view 84°, equivalent focal length 24 mm, aperture f/2.8 to f/11, focus 1 m to ∞
Storage	8 GB, expandable via MicroSD card
Links	Micro USB, GPS
Special	Night Mode, Omnidirectional Dual Vision System, Infrared Sensor, Motorized 3-Axis Stabilization, DJI RC-N1 Remote Controller
Battery	Drone: LiPo 4S (15.4 V / 77 Wh), 5000 mAh, 46 minutes runtime
Dimensions	283 x 347.5 x 107.7mm
Weight	895g

It is a shame that it still apparently uses a micro USB socket when the rest of the world is on USB-C, but I suppose they have circuit boards sitting around already waiting to be used up and the Mavic 3 Classic gives them an excuse. Here are the leaked images, courtesy of Roland at Winfuture.