Brace yourselves, drone enthusiasts! Despite official word that the cutting-edge DJI Mavic 4 Pro wouldn’t hit the US market, rumors have sparked excitement as several retailers appear to be defying the odds!

As of now, Adorama has reportedly listed the Mavic 4 Pro for sale, boasting around 70 units left in stock. This comes after DJI revealed it would forgo the US launch due to recent tariffs and other logistical challenges—leaving many stunned as they navigate the tech frenzy.

Not just any drone, the Mavic 4 Pro is DJI’s most sophisticated model to date, and its absence from US reviews raises even more questions. Yet, New York City camera giants Adorama and B&H are ringing the alarm as they unveil pricing for this beast: the drone itself for $2,699, the Fly More Kit for $3,549, and the extravagant Creator Combo at $4,649, featuring a next-gen controller equipped with a stunning 1600-nit screen.

B&H, while currently only offering preorders, confirmed with drone department staff that they still don’t have the drone in stock. Miguel Perez, a representative, emphasized the logistical uncertainty between the US and China, stating, “We don’t charge until it ships.” In contrast, Adorama seems ready to roll, with sales rep Steve Chill insisting their stock is flying off the shelves fast!

Intrigued? Chill mentioned they initially had a considerable stock but are now down to merely 70 units. As the enthusiasm for the Mavic 4 Pro surges, potential buyers are rushing to secure their orders. He noted the Fly More Combo is available now, while the base model may only be a memory soon.

So what gives? Did DJI send a limited batch to the US before official sales? The mystery deepens, as a spokesperson has yet to clarify what’s really happening.

If you're feeling adventurous and want to get your hands on this must-have gadget, better act fast. Who knows how long these elusive stocks will last!