DJI’s online store for American buyers no longer sells a single drone: on 8 November its pages for all 15 DJI drones FlightBrief looked up returned “page not found”. They ranged from the Mini 4 Pro to the Matrice 400.
The store now runs as a separate shop, with no drone category. It offers cameras, microphones, gimbals, power stations and accessories. A search of it for “drone” turned up 75 products, none of them an aircraft.
Nine days earlier
On 30 October, DJI’s US store still had drone pages, FlightBrief’s checks show. The Air 3S was listed at $1,099, the Mini 4 Pro at $759 and the Mavic 3 Pro at $2,199. All three were marked out of stock. Enterprise models such as the Matrice 400 were marked discontinued.
DJI has not announced the change. FlightBrief found no statement from the company on 8 November. On DJI’s US website, the product page of the Avata 360, launched in March, now leads to “page not found” as well.
Still legal to sell
The Federal Communications Commission added DJI to its Covered List on 22 December 2025. That blocks new equipment authorisations, so DJI cannot bring new drones to the US market. Models authorised before that date, such as the Mini 4 Pro and the Air 3S, may still be sold.
Selling them has become harder. Since 3 September an imported drone has paid a 25% tariff, or 100% if it weighs more than 25 kg or carries a thermal imager.
Dealers were still selling in October. On 17 October DJIUSA, which DJI lists as an authorised dealer, had the Mini 5 Pro at $759 and the Mavic 4 Pro at $2,199, two models DJI’s own US store did not list even then.
What DJI still sells
The store’s range is now DJI’s handheld cameras and audio gear. It lists the Osmo 360, Osmo Action 6, Osmo Pocket 3 and Osmo Nano cameras, the DJI Mic 3, the RS 5 gimbal and DJI Power stations.
FlightBrief’s drone archive has kept a dated copy of the store’s catalogue since 8 November and checks it every day.
