With the lack of class markings , and other regs I honestly believe that small lightweight drones ,like mini2
zino mini etc will rapidly advance and will be far more common for the average hobbyist. what do you guys/gals think ? 
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Can’t see a DJI Mavic 3 on that list
That’s because nobody owns one 
We’ll add it to the 2022 poll.
We can’t edit an existing poll without losing all the votes cast thus far. Besides, we’d be editing it multiple times a year with all the drones that have been released lately.
It will depend on the rest of the world applying weight limits to their rules. The UK and the like, with the weight limit restrictions are only a small part of the overall drone market.
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I think it’s pretty clear from this highly scientific graph showing release of the P4Pro, Mavic 2, Air 2 and Mini 2, that we are pretty much due for a zero-weight drone already, and can hope to be flying anti-gravity drones some time next year.
Come on DJI, get your act together!
I have just brought one - awaiting delivery, I felt that I would take the leap and see what it is like. Damn DHL taking their time in delivery from DJI.
Oh indeed! I wish that Argos had them. - but I am hoping the waiting will be worth it and then the snow falls when it does so I can capture some winter wonderfulness
Where do you live that Argos don’t stock them? 
Do we have our First Mavic 3 owner? @group-mavic-3 
Ohhhh…
I assumed he’d bought the Mini 2 
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Oh I will be the owner when it is in my hands! - I am in Colchester my Local Argos is hit and miss.
When the new tech arrives I will be testing and reporting back, that is for sure 
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No DJI Mavic 3 though
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I believe that small drones are the future
Charge them well and let them fly away…
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Hopefully not fly away completely ! we want them back… 
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This is true. Artistic licence for comedy purposes.
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Lightweight drones do look the future all though you can fly larger drones under article 18.