For its size, we're impressed by its video performance and long battery life. We've also put its subject tracking feature to the test, and it manages to keep subjects in frame even when there's some obstacles. Meanwhile, it flies all on its own with preset flying modes to choose from. What makes the HoverAir X1 unique is that it's incredibly compact, so much so that it can fit in a pocket. Looking for a versatile drone that's super lightweight and can be controlled without any prior piloting experience? The HoverAir X1 is the best drone for the job, offering a great selection of features for the flier who wants more without having a lot of flying experience. This model lacks the 28x digital zoom of the Mavic 3, the optional SSD and ProRes video support, but is otherwise the same. However, DJI has also released the DJI Mavic 3 Classic, which costs $500 less. All of this comes at a cost: The Mavic 3 starts at $2,199, which is significantly more than the Mavic 2 Pro, which it replaces. It also has excellent object-tracking and 360-degree obstacle avoidance, so you can really record what you want without worrying about crashing into things. We also love that the Mavic 3 can fly for up to 41 minutes - a near-eternity for drones. Outfitted with a micro 4/3 Hasselblad sensor and a 1/2 inch CMOS camera, the Mavic 3 can record video at resolutions of up to 5.1K/50 fps, and it has a 28x digital zoom that's also pretty impressive. The DJI Mavic 3 is the best drone for prosumers and videographers who want the best camera drone without having to purchase a camera and drone separately.

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