DJI RC Plus 2 Controller Revealed with Major Design Overhaul and O4 Transmission
DJI’s professional controller lineup is getting a significant upgrade with the new DJI RC Plus 2, featuring enhanced transmission capabilities and comprehensive design improvements, as reported by dronenr on X.
The DJI RC Plus 2 was launch together with the D-RTK3 and O4 Image Transmission Relay. So far, the launch of these new DJI products appears to have been restricted to China only.
DJI RC Plus 2 Physical Design Changes
The DJI RC Plus 2 is expected to support DJI O4 Enterprise image transmission, as revealed in a translated excerpt from DJI China’s agricultural website. This website was unveiled alongside the Agras T100 and T70.
The RC Plus 2 introduces several noteworthy hardware improvements:
- Redesigned antenna system that appears to be non-removable
- Refined and reshaped shoulder buttons for improved ergonomics
- Enhanced durability with larger rubber bumpers on the top corners
- Updated speaker vent configuration
- Relocated ports with improved protection
- Retained 7-inch display and familiar button layout
DJI D-RTK3 and DJI O4 Image Transmission Relay
If the O4 image transmission signal is disrupted, and the mobile network is functioning properly, the device will automatically switch to the mobile network to effortlessly handle challenging situations like mountain obstructions. However, if the O4 image transmission signal is interfered with, and there’s no mobile network signal, a relay module can be installed to ensure seamless operation.
DroneXL’s Take
This comprehensive update to DJI’s professional controller lineup represents a significant step forward in drone technology. The integration of O4 transmission technology, coupled with the thoughtful physical redesign, shows DJI’s deep understanding of professional users’ needs. These improvements particularly benefit commercial drone operations in challenging environments, where reliable control and extended range are essential. The addition of 4G backup capabilities and relay module support further demonstrates DJI’s commitment to providing robust solutions for professional drone pilots.
What’s your take on these comprehensive updates to the DJI RC Plus 2 controller? We’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments section below.
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When are they going to allow us to use the RC Plus with the Mavic 3E?
I would like to see the 7″ RC Plus or Plus 2 support the Air3S and Mini 4 Pro, which both use O4. I don’t need the 4G support. I just want the 7″ high bright display for under $1000. I think DJI would sell a boatload of them, instead of restricting it to enterprise craft. Maybe someday.