The M350 arrived in May 2023 , as the next step up from the existing M300 which was and is still a well-regarded and market proven platform that’s really the ‘Swiss army knife’ of drones thanks to its dependability and ability to have different cameras/sensors/ payloads attached. The biggest changes for the M350 are a larger controller (RC) with a bigger brighter screen, up to 20km range, Night vision FPV cameras, and IP55 weather rating. And The new TB65 battery supports as many as 400 cycles (the M300 batteries (TB60) are 200 cycles). Like the M300, the M350 will continue to support up to three payloads, two below and one above, during flight as long as the total weight is below the 2.7 kg payload capacity. The M350 will also keep backward compatibility with M300 payloads (H20T, P1, L1 etc). All up the M350 presents some thoughtful and meaningful upgrades from DJI who has clearly listened to their client base applied that feedback to their M350 engineering team.
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Differences between the M300 and M350
Upgraded IP Rating: M350 has an IP55 rating for enhanced dust protection, while M300 has an IP45 rating with limited dust resistance.
Remote Controller: M350 comes with the RC Plus, featuring a large 7.02-inch screen, extended battery life, dual operator functionality, and an improved design. M300 uses the DJI Smart Controller Enterprise as its standard remote controller but can be made compatible with RC Plus through a firmware update.
Enhanced FPV Camera: M350 has an improved night-vision FPV camera with 1080p resolution, surpassing the 960p resolution of M300.
Batteries: M350 uses TB65 Intelligent Flight Batteries rated for 400 power cycles, while M300 uses TB60 batteries rated for 200 charge cycles. M350 also introduces the TB65 Battery Station for efficient battery management.
Improved Transmission System: M350 incorporates the DJI O3 Enterprise transmission system, offering a range of up to 20km, surpassing M300's 15km range. It includes improved anti-interference algorithms, 5.2GHz transmission (CE region), and a 4-antenna design for faster media download.
Integrated Arm Lock Indicator: M350 has an arm lock indicator to enhance flight safety, which is absent in the M300.
New GNSS/GPS Chip: M350 features an improved GNSS chip, allowing better reception, tracking of additional satellite signals (GPS L5 and BeiDou B3), and increased positioning accuracy.
New Aircraft and Battery Cases: M350 introduces a smaller hard case (31% smaller) with four universal wheels and the BS65 battery station for improved portability.
Similarities of the DJI M350 and DJI M300
Support for DJI's Zenmuse payloads.
Use of RC Plus controller (M300 with firmware update).
Both can share batteries and battery stations through firmware updates.
M350 compatible with M300's propellers and third-party payloads.
The M350 offers various upgrades compared to the M300 but is not necessarily a replacement for existing M300 owners. It provides an appealing option for those seeking a new enterprise-grade drone, with more power and capacity.
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What is the ingress protection (IP) rating of M350 RTK? Can I fly the drone in the rain?