‘DJI Mavic Pro’ Shipment Update: ETA Changed To Five Days; Not Applicable For Amazon, Apple

DJI Mavic Pro fans have been left disappointed for so long. There are a few people who are confused whether they should take a decision to buy the popular drone or not, and there are other who are not sure when they would finally receive their shipment.

DJI Mavic Pro has been popularly discussed about since quite some time now, primarily because of the shipment issues. The company allowed used to pre-order the order the drone, however, failed to ship all requested orders on time and has been under fire since then.

The company even apologized for not hitting the shipment schedule target and set the ETA to about eight weeks. Now the company has reduced the DJI Mavic Pro shipment ETA to three to five days, which is evident from the company website.

However, this shipment is only applicable for people who are planning to order the drone in the near future. It is unclear whether all of the people who ordered the drone previously have received their shipment yet or not.

People have been complaining since a long time that they pre-ordered DJI Mavic Pro when the company provided an option to. However, months have passed and they still have not received the shipment.

The complaint has been coming from all categories of people - those who ordered the drone from the official website, Amazon and other sellers within the UK and the US. Now that the company has decided to drastically reduce the DJI Mavic Pro shipment ETA, they are hopeful that their orders will be fulfilled soon too.

Meanwhile the DJI Mavic Pro shipment ETA on Amazon and Apple seems to be unchanged. According to iTech Post, Amazon clearly states that the Mavic Pro release date to be around March 20 and Apple will still take around seven to eight weeks to ship the drone.

This clearly indicates that DJI may have resolved the supply issues, but have not yet decided to supply the stock to its third-part retailers as well. Meanwhile, the retailers are continuing to face problems in processing the outstanding orders.