Quite a good drone for cinematic shots in all modes, in N mode it can also fly indoors but I wouldn't recommend it for this job, S mode is okay for outdoor cinematic shots but it is greatly affected by crosswinds and it ruins the footage. In M mode it flies perfectly (even after a DIY repair with epoxy for two broken arms from crashes) but it should be kept away from objects as it has poor power/weight ratio and doesn't forgive mistakes. The arms break very easily, the camera is more resistant to impacts. Overall, the footage is quite satisfactory and there is no need for a Go Pro necessarily, but it doesn't perform particularly well for night shots. Flight time is around 8 minutes in M mode, 12 minutes in S mode, and 16 minutes in N mode.

In my opinion, it is not suitable for complete beginners/pilots of the Mavic, unless you plan to exclusively use N and S mode. BEGINNERS should spend at least 10 hours on a simulator before flying in Manual mode, otherwise you will need a new one the next day.

For experienced FPV pilots, it flies very nicely for cine and long range, and the failsafes are of the classic reliable DJI quality, but you will get bored of it if you're looking for something acro. To avoid having propellers in the final video, it requires a 30-degree camera angle, which is a bit inconvenient if you want to fly slower and more relaxed, but they don't take up much space and with a little cropping in editing, they disappear.

IN NO CASE IS IT SUITABLE FOR PROXIMITY FREESTYLE like carbon frames, unless you have a lot of money and time for repairs after each flight/fall, it will definitely break (for example, to change a motor, it requires a full teardown of the corresponding side, minimum 3 hours)

It fell into the sea @#$@#! There are two combinations on the controllers that shut down the drone in the air, and it says it in a "hidden unrelated point" in a 70-page manual. Great... you've paid DJI Care 200-325€ and then you go ask for a new drone with an extra +280€ for flyaway, and you discover that there was a hidden proposal in the terms stating that it doesn't cover this drone. Of course, it had the icon on the website. Well done, DJI...
For a complete analysis and details, watch the video "DJI FPV Combo(GR): Motor Shutdown in the Air and Confusing Care - How Not to Get Scammed": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpdmzdZbyqs
10/22/2022 edit: A diver found the drone. I sent it to DJI headquarters in Northern Europe, and I received a replacement. The cost of care and replacement came to a total of 500-600€.
I removed the emergency stop from the menu. I still had - and have - the fear, especially at the beginning.
OVERALL: It's not for beginners, not even for a second drone! Third or fourth, only if you feel it, you'll go for the Manual! It's a good drone if you want to fly without assembling, setting up motors, gyroscopes, etc. It's for gradually learning to fly FPV, from simple flights with the help of sensors (Normal), to high-speed sport mode flights at 100 km/h, and even doing flips in sport mode at a maximum of 140 km/h. It's also good for high-speed videography in sport mode (but without sensors), for example, 80 km/h. For speeds over 100 km/h, you'll need to activate Manual mode, which is quite difficult to understand and learn. It's only recommended for those who want to smoothly transition into FPV racing situations.
It's not a racing drone! Not for competitions! It's something in between for experienced users and special needs. Now, the Avata has also been released, which is lighter and has protected propellers.

Excellent drone, very good build quality, it has 3 modes Normal/Sport/Manual that make the flight amazing.... it is very stable, it has sensors underneath and in the front, the price is quite high but it is worth its money, it has incredible power and the flight usually lasts 10-17 minutes depending on the mode you choose.

Very good drone, I have had it for about 2 months and I have made several flights with it. Initially, we are talking about a very fast drone in N mode: 55km/h S mode: 100km/h, I haven't tried it in M mode yet. It feels nice, the only problem is the battery life and the camera. Its battery barely lasts 18 minutes, even with very smooth movements, mainly because the drone is quite heavy (800g). Also, the camera is mediocre for professional use and generally for picky people like me. Specifically, it shows nearby objects very well, but in the distance, it gets snowy. What I will do and recommend to those who will use it for videos on YouTube, etc., is to maybe attach a GoPro on top of it because otherwise it won't do the job. Overall, the drone is very good, it really is worth its money.

I hope I helped!