Like, say, the DJI Matrice 600. Unlike most drones you’ve heard of, the M600 does not work as a lazy dad-gift. At $4,600, only filmmakers, photographers and other professional need apply.

The DJI M600 features DJI’s A3 flight controller and Lightbridge 2 transmission system for live video broadcasting up to 1080p, with a carrying capacity of over 13 pounds.

A tale of two controllers… kind of While there’s no denying that DJI has built an extremely powerful FPV filmmaking kit with the Avata, the way the company sells the drone is a bit of a hustle. There ...

The DJI M600 features an A3 flight controller. This is a DJI developed, GPS enabled flight controller that calculates all the different parameters required for flying with different payloads.

The DJI M600 doesn't perform its mighty feats alone, however. Built into the drone is the company's totally new A3 flight controller, which also offers Lightbridge 2 video transmission.

DJI's new M600 launches with an improved, robust A3 flight controller that will change flight parameters depending on what it's carrying, and the amazing Lightbridge 2 camera link.

The M600 supports the DJI GO app as well as the DJI Assistant 2. Get a live HD view, battery status, redundancy status, transmission strength and much more, straight from the DJI GO app. DJI GO is ...

The DJI Smart Controller has a 5.5-in screen that can display Full HD video and has a brightness of 1,000 cd/m2, so it's easy to see in bright sunlight ...

But those features don't come cheap: The M600, including integrated A3 flight controller with Lightbridge 2 and a full set of batteries, costs $4,599. DJI Executive Creative Director Sheldon ...

Aside from the M600’s smart feature lineup, DJI’s inclusion of a wide range of compatible gimbals gives users unparalleled control over which camera they choose to use during a shoot.