55-min flight · IP55 · TB65 batteries · O3 Enterprise · RC Plus · night-vision FPV camera. Every unit ships with its real flight log, tested battery report and a written warranty — from $5,379 (Good grade) vs $12,600 new.

The M350 RTK is the current enterprise flagship — which means used units are almost always ex-fleet aircraft with documented service histories. Done right, it's a $12,600 capability for around $7,000.
| Grade | Typical price | vs new ($12,600) | Warranty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Like New (<50 flights) | $8,409 | save $4,191 | 12 months |
| Excellent (<150 flights) | $6,899 | save $5,701 | 6 months |
| Good (150+ flights) | $5,379 | save $7,221 | 90 days |
Grades follow the published condition standard; every unit passes the same 27-point inspection.
The Matrice series has model-specific wear points that generic "used drone checklists" miss. These are the three we weight hardest:
TB65 packs carry onboard wear-level percentages — we publish both packs' readings and hot-swap test them. Fleet batteries often show high cycles but excellent care; the wear % is what counts. Full methodology on the battery health page.
A new DJI Matrice 350 RTK lists at $12,600. An Excellent-grade used unit at $6,899 saves you $5,701 — enough for two spare batteries and a year of accessories — while delivering identical flight performance. If the drone is for client work, step up to Certified Pre-Owned for the 12-month warranty and zero-downtime cover.
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Almost entirely enterprise fleet refreshes — inspection companies, utilities and public-safety agencies upgrading to the Matrice 400. Well-maintained fleets log every flight and service event, which is why ex-fleet can be safer than private-party.
For payload flexibility (H30 series, L2, P1, third-party PSDK) and 55-minute endurance, yes — they're different classes. The M30T is the compact option; the M350 is the platform.
The same grade-based coverage as consumer units — up to 12 months parts and labor — with enterprise-priority support and payload compatibility verification before shipping.