You accuse Temu of false advertising and using a misleading image. Your video title says you bought a DJI Mavic 3 for $14 when you clearly did not. You are both guilty of false advertising.
@@JaysTechVault Dude, the ad illustrates the functions of the actual toy. The ad did not say it was a Mavic 3. You are the only person equating the functions of a drone to a Mavic 3. So any drone with camera, optical flow, and avoidance functions is a Mavic 3?? How about GPS? How about battery life. Calling you out false advertising cannot be more appropriate here.
I don't understand why you keep saying they claim it's a Mavic. Even the screenshots you share in your video don't call it a Mavic. As for the price difference, the prices in their ads are for first time users.
He bait and switched websites of a place that actually sells them and put it on the video , correct me if im wrong. But I wouldnt let this guy give CPR to my dog if thst was a thing. Lol He fits the description of that guy who played the fake terrorist in the movie true lies but was just a car salesman lol😅 @SKYGUY1
I bought a drone off there that was pretty similar. It was £19. You have to be an idiot to think it's going to be comparable to that drone in the video. I was honestly surprised it flew. It was actually much better then I expected, most fun I've had for that price in a while 🤷🏻♂️
totally agree about having to be stupid to believe the ads, but this company based in China is ripping people off left right and centre with their false advertising; even low value products are substituted for a different colour than requested for example, but nobody is going to return something that is worth a couple of quid, this company is playing a very dirty game.
OF course it can't be like the real deal but i like to see and read about people being surprised by how much better it was than expected. I just bought a Holy Stone drone because it's my first one and i didn't want to spend top dollar on a DJI or other premium brand because i know I'm going to wreck it at some point, but i also didn't want to go for a Temu or Wish drone because the holy stone at least offers a reaonable flight time and camera quality for the price. I might just buy some of these dirt cheap temu ones because they're under 250 grams and anyone can fly them basically. If these crash i won't be bummed about the price
That is the thing. If they were just honest, and not claim it somehow is in any way like a Mavic 3, and has obstacle avoidance and all those lies. It is just an amazing drone for a price point where it doesn't matter if you fly it into a tree. For that money it is just amazing fun, you can take risks and do things you probably never would with your Mavic 3
Total click bait video, thumbs down. Clearly says X6 Pro on Temu, shocked when box is open and it doesn't say Mavic? All the specs including the dimensions are listed on the page, not sure why you expected more?
I bought 2 cheap drones from temu and i find they do just whats expected from a 25 dollar drone..very good for beginners and if you do lose or crash it( not yet) your not losing a fortune so no biggie...Good for beginners or kids.
Got a cheap one yesterday, £3 new user offer, best £3 I've ever spent to be honest.. Even at its usual 20 I'd be happy with it, great fun especially as a beginner wanting to get a feel for them and f about with it.
I am confused... you mention the name Mavic 3 about 120 times in the video, and claim multiple times they are advertising said drone, but not once in ANY of the ad that you showed us before ordering did it say ANYTHING about being related to DJI or a Mavic model at all. It very CLEARLY says X6 Pro. So what am I missing here? Are you just saying that the features advertised are similar to the Mavic 3 and THAT is your reason for thinking it's what they are selling? If so, you're using the Mavic 3 name to falsely advertise content in your video, and generating revenue based on that false claim. In essence... you're doing just what you're slamming Temu for doing.
imma keep it a buck bro, u have some great videos but some faster paced editing would be nice. I find myself skipping forward a lot during areas where certain portions could just as easily have been cut out of the video.
@@JaysTechVault timestamp? You really didn't do a good job of explaining how they advertised it as a Mavic 3, I can see that in the video advertisement they used a Mavic 3, but no one knows what they look like unless you own one. So its just a generic drone in most peoples eyes. but as many times as i've watched it now I can't see "“Mavic 3 cine” anywhere. I never thought i'd defend temu but once you're on the page, it's hard to say you don't know what you're buying.
Ive bought this same drone on a different site, it does actually have the avoidance feature but you have to manually turn it on during flight. Maybe you haven’t tried this? If so fair enough.
be real no one is expecting real mavic quality from a $30 drone from temu doesnt matter what they advertise it as. temu saved my life. i will die behind temu
I didn't see the words "Mavic 3 Drone" anywhere on the Temu ad. I even rewound the video multiple times and I never saw it. I really don't understand how this is fraud, when Temu never once said it was a Mavic 3...
I bought the drone and it does have obstacle avoidance you have to activate it on the controller witch I'm sure he never read the instructions to know that but everything the box says it does and yea camera isn't the best but for the price it's pretty awesome and no temp does not advertise it as anything except exactly what it is so yes it does have obstacle avoidance you just have to turn it on with the remote you know the two little buttons at the top left of the controller the right one turns the obstacle avoidance on ding dong
Is the obstacle avoidance any good? some claim it's a pretty reasonable distance while others say it just stops barely in time. I might get a few of these cheap ones just for flight practice.
It's okay, but really bad in even little wind i already lost mine the the second day or something LoL,and camera is horrible not even close to ok, it's a 2 mp old Nokia phone camera. Will say though even though the drone feels really cheap and light it definitely can take a beating. Was my first time flying a drone and if you didn't calibrate it will go wild on you and just fly into a wall full speed ahead
the amount of times i have seen temu show me you can get a Nintendo switch for $7 dollars when i for sure saw another tech channel buy stuff off there and they payed $300 for theirs and it was a special region in china made one witch raises more red flags for me so another one to check for false advertisement
Where did the ad ever say it was a Mavic 3?? Like you never showed the ad actually saying "Mavic 3", how are we supposed to share your anger lol? I wanna be mad _with_ you, together, but I can't, bro
He's advertising on this video that he brought a DJI mavic 3 when it's not a mavic 3 and then he lies about temu advertising it😂😂😂😂😂😂 he he needs to get a mental health check!
If the mavic 3 was comparable with this drone the FAA wouldn't bother with remote ID. Further, judging by the noise it made when it hit the ground I'd be willing to bet that it didn't fly anymore. The gear reduction on these types of drones shear the teeth off very easily.
I was all excited to get a drone, bought a DJI Mavic 2, and after receiving it I find out big brother was not only going to be watching but basically might as well be flying the damn thing too! There is apparently a license involved, restrictions galore, a way for others to "tattle tale" on you and PIN POINT YOUR EXACT LOCATION, and a partridge in a pear tree!?! ZAPPED THE FUN RIGHT OUT OF THE WHOLE THING BEFORE I EVEN OPENED THE BOX..... thank God I was able to send it back for a full refund! The one thing the government is actually great at..... ruining everything it touches! I can say one thing, I will NEVER buy another drone unless I am able to FLY FREE (America, land of the free.... MY ASS)! I am disabled and was really looking forward to gaining some of the freedom I lost in the accident. I always wished I could fly and thought this would get me as close as I could get.... now its all been flushed down the toilet. Sorry for being so negative, but there's just no other way to view this (in my situation anyhow). There was just a lot more taken away than the drone.:(
@@superman-rp5fuI mean, it’s not hard to imagine scenarios where those “features” would make sense to keep people or agencies safe from crazy people with bad intentions. But if you think about it, this isn’t much different than the potential privacy concerns built into every cell phone on the market right? Just because they have built in the ability to monitor your drone’s activity IN NO WAY means that anyone is actually going to be invading your privacy through your drone. Unless you’re doing something obviously shady they have no reason or intention or the resources to do so just for the hell of it. Imagine the manpower and resources it would require for the government to be actively monitoring every single drone in the country at all times. That would be a huge waste of resources for no absolutely no gain. If your that worried about potential violation of your privacy I sure hope you aren’t using RU-vid, Instagram, Facebook, or (probably worst of all) TikTok on a mobile device!
I smased my $24 dollar drone 85 times hard inside before a plastic gear broke down. Ordered a new one and the old one is now for spare parts. Amazing stuff for $20/30.
So here is the thing. DJI is a chinese company, backed by several state owned entities, Temu is a Chinese company that is based in Ireland. The thing is this, you aren't going to get "justice" as you know it by complaining. Its very likely the Chinese government has its hands in both Temu and DJI, so you'd be complaining in the end to the same entity.
The pic from Temu that’s in the beginning of your video very clearly shows it’s an XKRC X6 Pro. Not a Mavic. I mean…it’s a $15 toy drone that’s made to be cheap fun while looking similar to the DJI. Looks amazing for $15.
I don't think you need to worry about reporting it to the FTC or wasting your time. If someone Falls for this scam thinking they're getting a real deal for $34 they deserve to be scammed as a life lesson. Sometimes you have to learn the hard way you get what you pay for
@@bradleyhommerson6541 Most people no, do not think its "THE" real deal, but a "Real deal" for a kid begging for a drone like "MR steele" or whatever Tf, and cant manage a lap on mario cart without crashing.
The issue is not what someone deserves or not, but that this kind of business behavior then creates a statement that it is okay to do it; it is the customer's fault in the end. Regardless if it is Temu, Google, Amazon, Meta or Apple the frauds their customers, it should be equally wrong. An example: I usually laugh at Apple-sheep for shilling out the extra money for their products; I mean it is their money in the end. However, the long term effect is that this made apple the market leader, showing the likes of Samsung and Dell that this can be done, which led to the ridiculous prices of phones and laptops we have today, because if Apple can, they can. As long as they are a bit cheaper than Apple it is all "okay". A trend which has been stapled since 2015-ish, and gotten worse and worse ever since. Temu, successful as they are now, will just show other scammer companies that there is a market for selling crap products. And in todays world, where we should reduce consumption due to all the waste it creates (thus better to buy sustainable quality products), we really must not encourage such business practices. And I am only scratching the surface of one side of it all...
Absolutely no one deserves to be scammed! Shame on you for saying so! Those are the thots of a scammer! No one shld get away with false advertising! It is LYING!!!
Nowhere on that webpage you shared does it say Mavic 3 and I expect nowhere on your invoice from the company it says Mavic 3. The web page just says, foldable drone... Your beef seems to be with the accompanying video and photos. Sure it's misleading, but you should look at that webpage again.
@@SKYGUY1 No, on the Temu page it says foldable drone $14.21. The page next to it says DJI Mavic 3, the real genuine one (Not Temu), $2,199.00. The left hand side of the screen is the Temu app (or page) and the right hand side is the genuine drone, they are two different websites.
Honestly I feel YOU are misleading your audience. None of the listings in your own video state it is a mavic. They might have falsely advertised features but your claim is very slanderous. Especially because you actually liked the quality lol. Yea never watching your channel again.
Why would you called this dji mavic 3? Clearly in the site page it show a different drone. Wow clickbait to get views. Isnt that against youtube policy to false clickbait? Lmao
@Jays Tech Vault I did watch the videos that is why I'm saying you clickbait title to get views. Cause at 1:09 it clearly show the drone you will get. And that was the drone you got. So basically it isn't a scam. The only scam is the title clickbaiting to get views. Lmao
@@JaysTechVault yea I know these Chinese site will put ads showing a different drone. I agree they shouldnt put ads showing the dji drone. But when you click on the site it will show the real drone that you will get. And whoever click on purchase already know its not a dji drone, but a different drone. If he still click on buy thinking it's a dji drone that it's his own fault cause it clearly show the real drone you are getting. If they show the dji drone in their site and you click on purchase and then receive a different drone, then that would be a scam and illegal.
I think you missed the concept of the video bud. It didn’t have any of the features the ad advertised. So even if it wasn’t a Mavic, the ad advertised that drone to have those features. I know it’s complicated don’t worry.
The scammers should have listed it as a mini 3 as it was more like that in size. Total price of junk though. Thanks for making the video. I had to laugh when it crashed into the tree.. showing it’s lack of obstacle avoidance 😂
Seriously, the web page shown in the video (including some junk emails) has never prompted "Mavic 3" or "DJI"! The only person thinking the drone toy being somehow related to Mavic 3 is the vlogger. I wish he put up the direct evidence about how that drone toy was actually advertised. Furthermore, the version he bought did not have obstacle avoidance sensor (in other versions something else was mounted on top of the drone for avoidance). He was confused on so many levels. Don't blame others when you cannot tell the difference.
@@JaysTechVault but I can literally see your search bar....it says something else 😂 that's completely on you. Even the picture looks nothing like a mavic, nor does the description claim it to be Mavic/dji
Hey there, I have the exact same drone (X6 Pro Drone), exactly what arrived to your mail, which is EXACTLY what you bought and what is listed on the site. It does NOT says anywhere that has 360 obstacle avoidance, it DOES however has 3 SIDE (front, left and right) which is clearly written in English in the manual that you have to MANUALLY TURN that ON AFTER THE TAKE OFF!!! And it works. Not an advanced system, but it works. Camera quality isn't there.... Optical Flow and the other things it say it does it actually does them. Just checked the site and they are still selling spare parts if you brake it!! Blades, guards and the arms with the motors! I bought it for fun, didn't want to invest into something expensive for the "first drone". Any questions anyone have about this mini gadget/toy/mini drone for fun/whateveryouwanttocallit I am happy to answer.
To everyone saying "it's great for the price", that's fine, than advertise it as so, and you'll all still gladly buy it, and other will not. False advertising sucks, period, we as consumers shouldn't allow it.
I thought people were allowed to purchase anything, anyplace, and from anyone of our choosing? Is that no longer the case? Did Walmart took over already? Do you work for Walmart?
@@thatyoutubeguy7583 it’s just a clickbait video, there isn’t one spot in the video where they state it’s a dji. this guys just looking for attention (and getting it to be fair) it’s sad.
Thank You for the review. I know some of these lower priced "clone" drones have an on/off toggle for the obstacle avoidance feature, you might want to double check it, just for the heck of it. There's a obvious reason for the price difference in these drones. DJI is top shelf technology, where the cheap drone is nice but the quality can't be expected to be on the same level as DJI.
Anyone buying a $35 drone and expecting a $2000 drone or anything of similar quality shouldn’t be legally allowed to fly. I’m not even talking flying drones, they shouldn’t be allowed to fly even on commercial flights. They should be locked up in their home and forced to wear a helmet at all times. This is regardless of what the listing on the website says.
I would say that Temu's corporate structure has their head up their @$$. Where else would the idea come from that they could get away with ripping off not only the buyer but a drone manufacturers basic design/name. The damage this product could do to the reputation of the legit manufacturer of the Mavic 3 should be a consideration. Jay, can you connect with the real Mavic drone manufacturer to report this obvious fraud?
These people are in China and they don't care what the original company thinks... since no one can sue them in "China" for what they are doing since what they are doing isn't illegal there... you can't sue them in the USA/Europe/etc.. as they aren't based there and those countries have no jurisdiction over the business practices of Chinese companies in China. The only thing those countries can do is to have cease and desist court orders sent to anyone advertising products from this company and try to kill it that way.
And reporting it won’t do any good, these “companies” selling these only stay online for about 2 weeks before changing their name and setting up a new seller account. It’s literally the same strategy as all the Indian scam call centers. DJI wouldn’t even bother trying to go after them because there’s 1,000 other companies doing the same thing, and they’re constantly changing their names and identities. It’s disgusting.
@@michaelleeper3649 I'm dealing with the matter of the description of the product. To say that it stated that it was a DJI Mavic 3 Pro is highly misleading, clickbait even.
The $14 drone isn't as good as the $1000 drone? If anyone is dumb enough to think they're getting something as good, they should be thankful they only lost $14 to learn that lesson.
This is a video which says you bought a Drone which was advertised on Temu as being a DJi Mavic 3. First of all, you are not telling the truth, or you think we are dummies. The Temu page is a X6 drone. I just wasted 10 minutes of my life.
I have all dji/walksnail/hdzero gear but I also get $40 quads for reviews that are brushless motor and fly fairly well. Where they fail is camera resolution/FPS/storage and range. They usually have bare bones optical flow or GPS but rarely both and never polished. Potensic has one for 250 that is a great gap filler but you are better off building your own 3 to 7 inch quad and slapping a go pro on. You will end up with goggles, quad with gps return home and current top of line go pro for 2 grand. It will be more durable, cheaper to fix and easy to maintain since you built it.
Its a Rebranded E88 drone, with slightly different front end. China is doing the same thing it did with smart watches, the same thing with different name code and selling for vastly different prices. My E88 cost less than £20 UK. And its a toy.
I was all excited to get a drone, bought a DJI Mavic 2, and after receiving it I find out big brother was not only going to be watching but basically might as well be flying the damn thing too! There is apparently a license involved, restrictions galore, a way for others to "tattle tale" on you and PIN POINT YOUR EXACT LOCATION, and a partridge in a pear tree!?! ZAPPED THE FUN RIGHT OUT OF THE WHOLE THING BEFORE I EVEN OPENED THE BOX..... thank God I was able to send it back for a full refund! The one thing the government is actually great at..... ruining everything it touches! I can say one thing, I will NEVER buy another drone unless I am able to FLY FREE (America, land of the free.... MY ASS)! I am disabled and was really looking forward to gaining some of the freedom I lost in the accident. I always wished I could fly and thought this would get me as close as I could get.... now its all been flushed down the toilet. Sorry for being so negative, but there's just no other way to view this (in my situation anyhow). There was just a lot more taken away than the drone.:(
Temu is great for things where quality doesn’t matter too much, like containers, storage, lights, etc. if you expect a dji quality drone for 14 dollars that’s on you lol
Well done Sir!; its not only this particular site; there are a number of online sellers that are falsely advertising Drones; in Australia we are dealing with this and scammers; very frustrating however whilst time consuming, best to report and hopefully protect consumers who are not in the "know"
It doesn’t even say it’s a Mavic 3 anywhere in the shopping page or the packaging. It’s not even advertised as a mavic 3. He’s just clickbaiting , not the company.
Thank you for your review I appreciate people doing honest reviews rather than when people are obviously being paid to wrap up a product that is shit to you keep up the good work 👍
I hope you complained about each of the issues like not having dual lens. They are very good about refunding and I’ve never had to return any of the items that didn’t match their description or were broken.
Personally, I think getting a drone that's ready to fly and actually does work as a basic flying thing for $34 seems like a pretty good deal! Obviously, there's a lot of false advertising with the specs and features, but people should expect that from Temu and other cheap imports. I've gotten a couple duds, but also some surprisingly functional and useful things from Temu for dirt cheap compared to other prices, particularly things like sanding disks, wrenches, etc.
@@kyle_mk17 I'm talking about cloth back sandpaper for my orbital sander, not high speed cutting disks for an angle grinder. The sanding disks I get from Temu are one tenth the cost of Hone Depot and work just as good, if not better. Nothing safety wise to trust.
Filing a report with temu is like going in a police department and trying to file a report on a police officer. You might get some type of form to fill out, but the destination of said form will undoubtedly be the trash can. 😂 Btw i live around Raleigh and fly drones and airplanes all the time, lmk if you want to colab sometime. ✌️
Now I am not the brightest bulb in the socket, but the ad you showed at the opening clearly matches what you pulled out of the box which was an X6Pro. And, it listed the price for $34, and not 14 so that, now that is two things not matching the title of the video. Now if you made a mistake and showed the wrong ad, we give you some slack for that. But if not, then yeah, thumbs down for that, but you got me with the click bait lol. I literally for my drone from Temu today, and sure it feels like paper, but I was not expecting Dji quality.
That little drone has a 1 cell battery...(3.7 volts)...unlike the DJI mavic 3, which is 4 cells...(16.8 volts) And the capacity (think basically like a fuel tank in gallons) Little drone = 3Wh DJI = 94 Wh And the little drone has brushed DC motors (they have 6 hours of duty life before they need to be replaced) [and these motors are geared to the propeller...so super noisy While the DJI mavic 3 has brushless motors...infinite lifespan (and powerful direct drive)
And it's also 130 X cheaper than a DJI...and lasts a lot lot longer than 6 hours .... Do the math...mines on about 43 runtime hours ....all good throw away and get a new one ....
@@steelcitydomains2356 true, the only reason I stated 6 hours is because the manufacturer of those motors rate them for that length of lifespan. But yes, I have another drone with the same little small motors and I have MUCH more than 6 hours on them🙂👍
Dude did you even bother reading the manual? I have a similar model and it clearly shows in the manual that there is a dedicated button for obstacle avoidance likely because it's not very reliable and maybe to even save some power. Also I think you are the only one that thinks that's a Mavic 3 I can't see anywhere on screenshot you showed where it says Mavic 3 and if anyone thinks it's a Mavic 3 for $40 it's really hard to feel sorry for theem.
I bought a drone off amazon once. i turned it on hit the take off button and proceeded to watch it fly 40 feet into the air become unresponsive and then get taken by the wind never to be seen or found again. the last footage i got sent to my phone was my neighborhood shrinking and then cutting out while ascending. god knows where it went i searched for a week never found it
Your title is more misleading than the drone lmao. You said you bought a dji mavic 3 for 14 dollars while on the site there is no mention of any mavic 3. Yes the ad you saw used some clips from the mavic but still there s no “dji mavic 3” in that video either
Funny thing is we all know everything on their site is fake but we still buy stuff from them simply because most of us can’t afford the real thing and they know that so if you know everything on there is poor quality u shouldn’t complain that it’s a rip off your only ripping yourself off
Im sitting here trying to figure out the disconnect where people believe that a US Consumer Protection Company has any sway on a company in China. US PATENTs mean nothing in China. Why would they care about seller integrity?
Click bait video. You ordered it clearly knowing it wasn’t a DJI and then surprised when a DJI doesn’t show up. No where did it say it was a Mavic. It’s the same as buying a Hotwheels Car and then complaining when you can’t fit in it to drive it. They gave what was advertised. Everything was there except the lens which probably fell off somewhere. You can’t go to Walmart and buy a 100.00 bike and expect it to be the same as a 10,000 bike. It’s still a bike and does the same job. But different workmanship and quality. They never said it was a mavic.
I can see why he thought a cheap drone (that looked nothing like a Mavic 3) looked like a Mavic 3 and bought it thinking he was getting a deal of the century. I thought the JJRC X5P I bought off Banggood was a Mavic 3, too, so I get it.
Why do you say you bought a DJI Mavic 3 Drone if its clearly not a DJI Mavic 3 ... and they not even claiming it to be the DJI Mavic 3 ... kinda clickbait and misleading if you ask me.
It does not claim to be a Mavic 3. I do not know where you take that from. For that price it is obvious that it‘s not a Mavic3. Not saying the Temu ads aren‘t misleading, but they are not marketing it as a Mavic3.
Temu a Chinese company, China don't do trademark and copyright protection. You saying Temu the company is doing this but it the international countries that allow the product into the country. Temu is doing what China does they don't really acknowledge intellectual properties. This is what social capitalism looks like. American capitalism is almost feudal by comparison.