DJI Mavic Air 2 Vision Sensor (Front, Downward, Back)

Crashes rarely damage every side of a drone at once. A Mavic Air 2 that hit a tree usually needs its front sensors; one that landed hard on rocks needs the downward pair. This listing sells the positions separately so the repair matches the damage.

Choose Front Visual, Downward Visual or Back Visual. The listing has no description beyond its title, so we treat each option as aftermarket.

Choosing a Mavic Air 2 sensor position

• Front Visual: forward obstacle-sensing errors after a frontal impact.

• Downward Visual: low-altitude drift, landing errors or a damaged underside.

• Back Visual: backward sensing errors after a rear impact.

Single sensor or full assembly?

We also list a front vision sensor assembly and a downward vision module for this drone. These options are a lower-cost route, but the listings don't explain how they differ, so compare your removed part with the photos.

Clean the lenses and calibrate first; if errors remain, replace the damaged position and calibrate again before flying. Buying only the side that failed keeps the Air 2 repair affordable, and the old sensor is worth keeping for comparison.