Discontinued January 2018
GoPro tried to compete with DJI in drones and lost. The Karma was recalled, re-released, and ultimately killed after 14 months on the market. If you're still searching for one, here are the three drones that replaced it — and a professional services option if you'd rather skip owning hardware entirely.
The GoPro Karma had the worst product launch in consumer drone history. A power-loss defect grounded every unit within two weeks of release. By the time it returned, DJI's Mavic Pro had already won.
Whether you wanted the Karma for travel, real estate, or aerial photography, these cover every use case it was designed for — and exceed it in every spec.
Under 249g, no FAA registration needed for recreational use. 48MP camera, 4K/60fps, omnidirectional obstacle sensing, 34-minute flight time. The best entry point for anyone who would have bought a Karma — more compact, far more capable.
Check price on AmazonDual-camera system with wide and 3x telephoto. 48MP photos, 4K/100fps slow motion, 46-minute flight time. The sweet spot for enthusiasts and content creators who want more reach and longer sessions without going full professional.
Check price on AmazonTriple-camera system with a 4/3 CMOS Hasselblad main sensor, 5.1K video, 43-minute flight time, and advanced waypoint missions. This is the professional platform for commercial work — inspections, mapping, real estate, filmmaking. The drone the Karma wished it could be.
Check price on AmazonSentinel Aerial provides FAA Part 107 certified drone inspection, mapping, and photography services across Virginia and the Mid-Atlantic. One call, no equipment to buy, no learning curve.