After flying toy drones which are essentially junk, I got frustrated and decided I was wasting my precious time with them. For example they have no image stablization, and the controls are alway max speed forward, left, right, and back. There is no gradual acceleration on toy drones, and that makes them difficult to control for precise landings. So I bought this unit assuming it would be much easier to control, and that turned out to be true.I bought the DJI Air 3 with Fly More RC 2 package. That comes with 3 batteries, a charger for three batteries, a remote control with a high quality video screen, a customized carrying case, extra blades, and USB-C charging cable. The RC 2 controller with video display is the bomb. I is high quality and I can read it in daylight. It's worth the extra price because it's ready to go and you don' t have to fuss around with your phone trying to figure out how to connect it to a controller.I read a lot of reviews from Drone owners on Reddit, and used AI search to find what the consensus is about DJI in general and the Air 3 drone in particular. That consensus is their products are excellent, their product support is excellent, and their instructional videos are awesome. They guide you every step of the way which makes getting up and flying a much easier and pleasant experience.I flew it for the first time today, 27-July-2024, and what a fantastic experience it was! First of all the controls are very reponsive, and the drone has absolutely no problem hovering even when the wind kicked up. I practiced multiple landings and precision flying on a soccer field. I could easily maneuver in, out, around, and above the goals. The unit can lift off and climb very fast, and the video transmission to the controller was detailed and flawless.Landings were made easy because the cameras are mounted on a gimbal is stabilized. You can tilt the camera straight down and see directly underneath the drone. When you descend to land a cross hairs appears showing where the drone would land. It was easy to manuever the cross hairs onto my makeshift cardboard landing pad and then descend for a landing. I made several manual precise landings. The unit does have a RTH or return to home feature which will automatically land it for you. It does a good job but you can easily do a more precise landing manually. RTH is handy for situations where the battery is low, or if you lose contact with the controller. Under these conditions RTH is automatically initiated.Drone motor noise is minimal thanks to the brushless motors. In fact once you get to a certain altitude like maybe 150 to 200 feet you cannot hear it at all, or maybe very faintly if there is no wind or background noise. Earlier generations of drones were very noisy which just made everyone hate them, but you don't have to worry about that with the DJI Air 3.There are two cameras: a wide angle lens camera and a telephoto lens camera. They take high quality images, and can save snapshots or video to a Micro SD card on the drone, or it can store it on a Micro SD Card controller.The video quality is breathtaking, and so far it has been very easy to learn to use them.All in all, I must say flying this drone is incredible fun. A whole new world has opened up to me now, and I am so hooked. It is an excellent drone for a beginners because it is packed with advanced features like obstacle avoidance and it is so easy to use! It cost me around 1,300.00 US dollars, and it is well worth every penny!