Happy to be first to respond, and don't care if I incur the wrath of other
I2 users who have a different view. Got an I1 early, had a P1, P2, and P4 which I sold or passed onto friends/relatives, and have had my 12 for about 3.5 months. I have the X4S camera and gimbal, which I may update. I have watched the numerous threads about "noisy" red props with interest. My
I2 will make the same noise when I rotate or spin the red props by hand with the craft on the ground. My view is that I do not give a toss about this noise. The mechanism that holds the props, I feel is DJI's best effort compared to all the various prop options that came out for the I1 (I ended up with the T Carbon Motor Props and the LP adapters). My view is that the noise is irrelevant to the flying of the craft. Once the motors are spinning and the craft is airborne, the props (red or white) are not going anywhere they shouldn't. I am not aware of any prop losses in flight for the
I2 and I have had zero problems with my rig, despite considerable time flying aggressively. Once I have flown a mission and return with some battery power left, I run the batteries down to 10 to 15% by going into sports mode and flying around where I am, mostly flat out. I feel this is good practice to get use to flying with the craft in different orientations and it is great fun.



My advice is, don't wait any longer, get the
I2 and enjoy what is really a great quad-copter.