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DJI Spark is now available in Malaysia for less than RM1,800

Looking for a drone that’s super easy to fly? The DJI Spark is a great way to get started and you don’t even need the remote to operate its basic functions. It’s even smaller than the DJI Mavic Pro, making it more practical to carry a drone around. For those who have been eyeing one for a long time, now is probably the best time to grab one as you can get an official DJI Malaysia unit at over RM500 off.

For the standalone DJI Spark, KLDSLR is offering it for only RM1,720. That’s quite a huge discount since it was officially launched in Malaysia at RM2,288 in July this year.

If you’re looking for a more complete set with spare battery, a remote, spare propellers, propeller guards, charging hub and bag, you might want to consider getting the Fly More Combo which is going for as low as RM2,435. That’s about RM750 off the original price tag.

Still on the fence? You might want to check out our DJI Spark buyer’s guide for further reading. With regards to regulation, DCA Malaysia has already issued a statement that recreational drones below 20kg would not need a permit to fly. Just make sure that you operate it safely and do not use it at restricted areas.

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