Mavic series
Mavic 3, 3 Pro with the telephoto camera, 3 Classic, Mavic 2 Pro and Zoom, and the original folding Mavic Pro. Standard or Fly More — bring the ND filters, the shoulder bag, and every Intelligent Flight Battery that goes with it.
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Got a PayMore offer? Bring it in — we'll beat it.
Maybe it's the Mavic 3 Pro you upgraded from, a Mini 4 Pro that's been sitting in a drawer since your last vacation, or an Avata 2 with a scuffed prop guard from an indoor flight that went wrong. Whether it flies perfectly, hovers crooked, or won't lift off at all, bring the whole bag in. We base your offer on the airframe, gimbal, camera, batteries, and controller you actually have — not on a generic online form.
Walk in — no appointment needed. Round Rock · Bastrop · South Austin.
- Cash on the spot — no store credit, no gift card, no mailing it away
- Flying, crashed, or grounded — bent arms and damaged gimbals still get an offer
- Most visits take just 10–15 minutes
- Cash, Zelle, or Cash App — your choice
- We also buy Fly More kits, spare batteries, controllers, and goggles on their own
5 years
Buying electronics in Texas for 5 years
$6 million
Worth of devices bought from local sellers
Around 100,000
devices purchased from local sellers
10–15 minutes
Walk in, get paid in 10–15 minutes
No account. No photos to upload. No fees. We make you an offer in the store, on the spot — and there's no obligation to sell if you don't like it.
Drones we buy
If it takes off with a camera on it, we probably buy it. DJI makes up most of what comes in — Mavics for work, Minis for travel, Avatas for FPV — but Autel and Parrot rigs come in too. Bring one aircraft, a full Fly More combo, or just the batteries and controller left over from a drone you already sold.
Mini series
Mini 4 Pro, Mini 3 Pro, Mini 3, Mini 2, Mini SE, and the first Mavic Mini. People often buy a sub-249g drone for a single trip, then forget it in a drawer — but that forgotten drone, its two-way charging hub, and its spare propellers are still worth cash.
Air series
Air 3, Air 2S with the 1-inch sensor, Air 2, and the original Mavic Air. Bring it with an RC-N controller, a screen controller, or no controller at all if yours is lost — the aircraft on its own still gets an offer.
Avata & FPV
Avata and Avata 2 cinewhoops, the DJI FPV drone, Goggles 2, Goggles 3, and Integra, plus the motion controller and FPV remote. Whether it's a full whoop setup, just the goggles, or a ducted drone with cracked prop guards, bring it in as it is.
Inspire & Phantom
Inspire 3 and Inspire 2 cinema rigs, and the Phantom 4, 4 Pro, and 4 RTK. Zenmuse X-series cameras and gimbals, TB50 batteries, Cendence controllers, and the rolling case — pro kits are priced as a complete kit, not piece by piece.
Other drones
Autel EVO Lite and EVO II, Parrot Anafi, and other camera drones outside the DJI lineup. If you're not sure we take yours, call 281-739-4316 before you drive over and tell us the model name printed on the arm or the case.
Crashed it? We still buy it.
Every drone owner has a story — a gust over a lake, a branch that came out of nowhere, a return-to-home flight that clipped a roofline. Crash damage lowers an offer; it doesn't cancel it. Bring it in exactly as it landed.
- Flies like new — a steady hover, a clean gimbal, low battery cycles, and propellers without a nick in them.
- Crash damage — a bent or cracked arm, a broken propeller, a scuffed shell, damaged obstacle sensors, or a snapped-off landing leg.
- Gimbal or camera trouble — a gimbal that tilts, shakes, points down, and won't center, or a camera with a scratched lens.
- Battery wear — high cycle counts, short flight times, or a swollen Intelligent Flight Battery that no longer sits flush.
- Controller issues — a controller that won't bind to the aircraft, a worn stick, or a screen controller with a cracked display.
- Grounded — won't power on, won't take off, or is missing its controller, charger, and propellers entirely — partial kits still get an offer.
Batteries, controllers & accessories count too
Sold the drone and kept the bag? Upgraded to a newer model and left a generation of gear behind? The batteries, controllers and goggles in that bag sell on their own — no aircraft required.
- Intelligent Flight Batteries — single packs, Plus batteries, or a charging hub with three in it; low-cycle batteries are worth the most, but swollen ones are still worth bringing in.
- Controllers — DJI RC, RC 2, RC Pro, the RC-N series, the Smart Controller, motion controllers, and FPV remotes, paired or unpaired.
- Goggles — Goggles 3, Goggles 2, and Integra for Avata and FPV flying.
- The rest of the Fly More bag — ND filter sets, spare low-noise propellers, carry cases, charging hubs, and car chargers.
What to bring
Think in bags, not boxes. If it lives in your drone bag or hard case, it belongs in the offer — a bare aircraft with no battery or controller is worth less than the same drone as a complete Fly More kit.
The aircraft itself
Folded or unfolded, flying or grounded. Bring any broken arm pieces, cracked propellers, and the gimbal clamp or cover if you still have them — loose parts in the bottom of the case count too.
Every battery & the controller
Bring all of your Intelligent Flight Batteries — even the one with a high cycle count — plus the controller it binds to, the charging hub, cables, spare propellers, ND filters, and the carry case or backpack.
Before you leave home
Pull the microSD card — your flights and footage stay yours. Unbind the aircraft from your DJI account and sign out on the controller if you can, and remove any FAA registration marking that's in your name.
What we don't buy
Two things we turn away, every time — no exceptions.
Stolen drones
If it isn't yours to sell, we won't buy it — and that includes a drone that's still bound to someone else's DJI account.
Password-locked drones
If an aircraft is activation-locked or bound to an account you can't sign out of, it can't be passed on to a new owner, so we can't buy it. If it's yours, unbind it and bring it in.
How it works
No marketplace listing, no meeting a stranger to demo a flight in a parking lot, no packing a fragile gimbal into a shipping box. Just three steps, all in the store.
1
Walk in
No appointment needed — just walk into our Round Rock, Bastrop, or South Austin store with your drone bag or case during store hours.
2
Get your offer
Get an offer on the spot for the aircraft, batteries, and controller, priced as one kit. If you like the offer, sell it. If you don't, pack your bag back up and take it home — no pressure.
3
Get paid
Get paid — Cash, Zelle, or Cash App — before you walk out. Most visits take 10–15 minutes, start to finish.
A person, not a kiosk or a mailbox
A drone's value lives in details no online form can see — a Mavic with a flawless gimbal but one tired battery, a Mini with a complete Fly More hub, an Avata with both the goggles and the motion controller. In our store, a real person looks at the whole kit you brought in and prices it as a kit.
- Got a PayMore quote? Bring it — we'll beat it (kiosks don't take drones at all)
- Crash damage, high-cycle batteries, and incomplete kits are all welcome — not just mint-condition aircraft.
- You get paid today, in person — no shipping your drone away and hoping the grade holds up.
Find a store
Three Texas stores. Same phone number — pick whichever is closest and walk in.
Round Rock
115 Sundance PkwyRound Rock, TX 78681
Mon–Sat 10 AM – 6 PM, Sun 12 PM – 5 PM
Phone: 281-739-4316
Bastrop
107 Childers Dr Ste 300Bastrop, TX 78602
Mon–Sat 10 AM – 6 PM, Closed Sunday
Phone: 281-739-4316
South Austin
9900 S IH 35 Frontage RdAustin, TX 78748
Mon–Sat 10 AM – 6 PM, Sun 12 PM – 5 PM
Phone: 281-739-4316
Questions about selling a drone
Anything else — call 281-739-4316 and ask.
Which drones do you buy?
We buy DJI Mavic, Mini, Air, Avata, FPV, Inspire, and Phantom drones, plus Autel EVO, Parrot Anafi, and other camera drones. Bring in a single aircraft, a Fly More combo, or just the loose batteries and controller from a kit you no longer fly. Not sure about a model? Call 281-739-4316 and ask.
My drone crashed — bent arm, broken propellers. Will you still buy it?
Yes. Drones with bent or cracked arms, snapped propellers, scuffed shells, or damage that keeps them from taking off after a crash still get an offer. Crash damage affects the offer, not whether we make one — bring it in as it landed, loose pieces included.
The gimbal tilts, shakes, or won't center. Does that end it?
No. A gimbal that points down or drifts to one side, or a camera with a scratched lens, is common after a hard landing. It affects the offer, but a drone with gimbal or camera trouble is still a drone we buy.
Do battery cycles and swollen batteries matter?
Battery health is a big part of a drone's value — low-cycle Intelligent Flight Batteries that still deliver full flight time are worth the most. High-cycle, weak, or swollen batteries are worth less, but bring every battery you have, including the tired ones. They're part of the kit.
Can I sell batteries, a controller or goggles without selling a drone?
Yes. Intelligent Flight Batteries, charging hubs, DJI RC and RC 2 controllers, Smart Controllers, motion controllers, and Goggles 2, Goggles 3, and Integra can all be sold on their own, whether the aircraft comes with them or is long gone.
What about my DJI account and FAA registration?
If you can, unbind the aircraft from your DJI account and sign out on the controller before you come in — a drone that's still bound to your account can't be passed on cleanly to a new owner. Take out your microSD card and remove any FAA registration marking that's in your name. That way, your footage and your registration stay with you.
My controller is missing or won't bind. Can I still sell the drone?
Yes. A missing controller, or one that no longer binds to the aircraft, lowers the offer because the next owner needs a controller to fly it — but the aircraft, batteries, and case on their own still get an offer.
What should I bring with the drone?
Bring the aircraft, every battery, the controller, the charging hub and cables, spare propellers, ND filters if you have them, and the carry case or backpack it lives in. The more complete the Fly More kit, the stronger the offer.
How do I get paid?
Cash, Zelle, or Cash App — whichever you prefer, paid on the spot before you leave the store.
How long does it take to sell a drone?
Most visits take 10–15 minutes, from the moment you walk in to the moment you walk out with your money. No appointment is needed.
Is there an age or ID requirement to sell a drone?
You need to be 18 or older and bring a valid photo ID to sell.
Do you buy stolen or locked drones?
No. We do not buy stolen drones, and we do not buy password-locked drones that are still tied to someone else's account.
That drone in the case is worth cash.
Whether it's a Phantom taking up a whole shelf, a Mini forgotten in a glove box, or a Mavic that hasn't flown since your last vacation, a drone sitting unused is still worth cash. Walk in today and leave with money in hand.