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In late December, DJI may no longer be allowed to import new products into the US — it seems someone woke up and smelled a business opportunity in that! Products DJI decided not to bring to the US are suddenly on Amazon’s shelves, including the Mavic 4 Pro and Mini 5 Pro. [Link: DJI Whiplash: from empty shelves to next-day delivery in the U.S. | https://dronexl.co/2025/10/26/dji-drones-inventory-whiplash-back-in-sto…
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