Group 1 - DJI has significantly reduced prices on multiple products ahead of the "Double Eleven" shopping festival, with discounts ranging from hundreds to over a thousand yuan, leading to dissatisfaction among consumers who purchased products shortly before the price drop [4] - DJI acknowledged the consumer feedback regarding the price reductions and is actively communicating through various channels to provide clear guidance and necessary support, aiming to enhance user experience [4][6] - Industry analysts suggest that DJI's price cuts are a common sales strategy in the consumer electronics sector to boost sales and market share, but such short-term reductions may impact brand price stability and consumer trust [6] Group 2 - Consumers have raised concerns about the differences in after-sales service between online platforms and offline dealers, highlighting the challenges brands face in unifying return and price protection policies across different sales channels [7] - DJI plans to collaborate with channel partners to optimize after-sales experiences based on the characteristics of different platforms and channels, and has begun compensating some offline customers who requested price adjustments [7] - There have been reports of fogging issues with the Osmo 360 camera, which DJI addressed by explaining that the device undergoes strict fog testing before leaving the factory, and fogging can occur if users change batteries in humid conditions [8] Group 3 - The founder of Yingshi, Liu Jingkang, emphasized that the competition with DJI is not a zero-sum game but rather a way to stimulate market vitality, suggesting opportunities for differentiation in innovation, user experience, and content ecosystems [9] - Yingshi is also entering the drone market, having launched a consumer-grade drone brand "Yingling Antigravity," aiming to introduce the world's first panoramic drone and compete in DJI's dominant aerial photography market [8][9]
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Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-10-14 01:13