Care Refresh for Drones, Mavic 2 / 1-Year Plan
DJI Care Refresh is a comprehensive and reliable protection plan that provides DJI products with coverage for a range of accidental damages and natural wear.
DJI Care Refresh is available for purchase for US customers only.
Our Review
DJI Care Refresh (Mavic 2) — Fly Without Fear on a High-Value Drone
The gist: A 1-year plan for the DJI Mavic 2 (Pro or Zoom) that covers accidental damage and includes one flyaway replacement — practical protection for a drone that originally retailed above $1,000.
- Two replacements + flyaway coverage: Up to two accidental damage replacements and one flyaway incident covered within the year — unique to drone plans where GPS or signal loss can send a drone beyond retrieval.
- Collisions and water damage: Accidental impact and water exposure covered — the realistic failure modes in outdoor coastal, mountain, or urban shooting environments.
- Free 2-way shipping: DJI manages return and replacement logistics at no added shipping cost, which matters when you’re in a destination without a nearby service center.
- Replacement is new or equivalent: Each replacement unit meets original performance standards, so image quality and flight performance are not compromised.
DJI’s official Care Refresh support guide confirms the Mavic 2 plan includes two replacements and one flyaway coverage event within the 1-year term, with collisions and water damage among covered incidents.
Best for: Mavic 2 owners who fly in unpredictable or remote locations where a crash or flyaway would mean a total loss on a premium drone investment. Skip it if: The drone has already been activated for more than 48 hours — DJI requires purchase within 48 hours of first activation. Runs ~$149 — check the current price before buying.
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