Inspire 1 for phantom 4

Tannerharvey · Aug 29, 2016

I'm looking to sell or trade a very low used inspire 1 v2.0 for a phantom 4.

11 months of paid Dji care included with full bundle. (2 remotes, 2 batteries, extra propellers, charging hub etc )

Retired2Fly · Aug 29, 2016

Are You looking for an even trade? Details?

Bigdz · Aug 30, 2016

Tannerharvey said:
View attachment 9672 I'm looking to sell or trade a very low used inspire 1 v2.0 for a phantom 4.

11 months of paid Dji care included with full bundle. (2 remotes, 2 batteries, extra propellers, charging hub etc )

Even across I may be interested. Pm me

Highrpm955 · Aug 30, 2016

Yeah.. me too. I'll ship you a new P4 in the box for that setup you got there.

Tannerharvey · Aug 30, 2016

I will give a good deal but I'm looking to trade my inspire for a p4 bundle that is close to equal in value with accessories, batteries etc or cash on top of a p4 bundle that is lesser in value

jb. · Sep 1, 2016

Any chance you want to sell me one of those controllers?

JonnyK · Sep 2, 2016

Sorry to go off topic, but I'm currently debating either a P4 or inspire 1 v2.0. I love the inspire, but the portability of the p4 is a bonus (I'm going to the canaries in December and would love to fly there but the inspire would have to go as checked luggage and not hand luggage). I am leaning towards the inspire but for the same price I can get a P4 with 3 batteries and backpack.

jb. · Sep 2, 2016

P4 hands down.

Especially for travel.

Ftolino · Sep 2, 2016

If you're traveling a lot don't buy the inspire unless you have somebody to carry it around 4 you my setup is probably 60 pounds in the case it's ridiculous and takes up the whole back seat

WilsonFlyer · Sep 2, 2016

Highrpm955 said:
Yeah.. me too. I'll ship you a new P4 in the box for that setup you got there.

Second behind him.

JonnyK · Sep 2, 2016

Thanks for the replies folks, and sorry for hijacking the thread!I think the inspire has a pull just for the looks and speed, I won't be travelling frequently on a plane but one of the biggest pulls for the p4 is flight time. Still can't shake the idea of having an inspire.

Tannerharvey · Sep 2, 2016

You can't go wrong with either. If you're traveling a lot, p4 is the way but if you want a more professional set up, inspire is the way for sure. I still have mine for sale or trade for p4 plus cash

Ftolino · Sep 2, 2016

They do both work well.

Paul Carrin · Sep 4, 2016

After a couple of exspensive repairs and with the recommendation of my repairman I switched from the Inspire to the P4 and am surprisingly happy with my decision. I loved my inspire. It definitely looked more professional and intimidating. My P4 looks like a toy. Still, I am able to get some shots that I never would've dared with my Inspire.
Pros:
Batt life (that extra few min makes all the difference)
Obstacles avoidance (confidence while FPVing at distance)
Compact case ( I take it with me EVERYWHERE now)
Reap air costs should be cheaper

Cons:
Little less stable in high winds or altitudes.
Looks like a toy
Can't rotate camera 360 ( not as big of an issue as I thought it would be. I realized I fly sideways most of the time anyway)

I'm sure there are other pros and cons. Theses are just the ones that are most important to me. I think if you can fly well it would be hard to tell which craft was being used to film your project.
Example: It wasn't perfect. This is my first real job using the Phantom 4 instead of the Inspire.

JonnyK · Sep 8, 2016

I am genuinely at a loss, I know the P4 is probably more practical for my needs but would love the inspire (wish I had the cash for both)

Ftolino · Sep 8, 2016

Paul Carrin said:
After a couple of exspensive repairs and with the recommendation of my repairman I switched from the Inspire to the P4 and am surprisingly happy with my decision. I loved my inspire. It definitely looked more professional and intimidating. My P4 looks like a toy. Still, I am able to get some shots that I never would've dared with my Inspire.
Pros:
Batt life (that extra few min makes all the difference)
Obstacles avoidance (confidence while FPVing at distance)
Compact case ( I take it with me EVERYWHERE now)
Reap air costs should be cheaper

Cons:
Little less stable in high winds or altitudes.
Looks like a toy
Can't rotate camera 360 ( not as big of an issue as I thought it would be. I realized I fly sideways most of the time anyway)

I'm sure there are other pros and cons. Theses are just the ones that are most important to me. I think if you can fly well it would be hard to tell which craft was being used to film your project.
Example:

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It wasn't perfect. This is my first real job using the Phantom 4 instead of the Inspire.

Camera is a big pro for the inspire x3 even does a great job but as far as portability p4 all the way

Paul Carrin · Sep 9, 2016

It was hard for me to believe but the camera specs are the same! Apparently the P4 camera sensor is a generic brand and the Inspire 1 is name brand. In fact the P4 may have better color. On the other hand you cannot upgrade the P4 camera later.

Ftolino · Sep 9, 2016

I have both and the X3 just seems to work a little better my personal opinion my buddy has a phantom 3 Pro and that thing takes really good pictures I don't know if it's just his iPad that it looks so much clearer than my iPad he has a pro and I have a Air 2

Seadragon59 · Jan 1, 2017

Are you still looking for P4 trade? I realize your post is months old but it did not appear closed. I have a like new P4 but need an inspire for a upcoming project.