1 seller for this variant · 1 seller supported by credible public sources. Compare evidence, price, stock, invoice and warranty details, then re-check every term on the seller’s website.
The dossier separates captured evidence from the details that still need a buyer check.
1 exact reseller product page is mapped.
1 seller row includes a concrete price signal.
1 seller row has non-unclear warranty wording.
1 seller row says GST invoice is available or likely.
Seller identity is supported by credible public sources; re-check every purchase term.
Listings are informational, not endorsements.
Price on request
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View on XboomOpens the exact product page on Xboom.
Re-check the variant, final price, stock, GST invoice and purchase terms before paying.
Review seller profile on FronDelivery: XBOOM states usual dispatch within 48 hours; final shipping cost is shown at checkout. Drone orders require KYC approval.
Exact canonical XBOOM product page. Do not treat its structured-data InStock flag as independently verified warehouse stock; confirm the supplied 4N configuration, KYC, invoice, warranty and support terms in writing. Xboom's consumer-drone page says it issues a GST-compliant invoice on every drone. Confirm billing details and the selected bundle at checkout.
These links support the listing details above. They are research references, not purchase buttons.
Ordered by human-assigned verification status, then seller name.
How verification worksMatch model, storage, memory and included accessories on the seller page.
Ask whether a valid GST invoice is included before payment.
Review the warranty owner, duration and seller return terms.
Every seller row has at least one evidence link for re-checking.
Coverage is not an endorsement. It shows whether exact pages, commercial terms and evidence are available for you to re-check.
Verify exact combo/SKU, controller, batteries, charger, payload, warranty region, GST invoice, import status and repair support before buying in India.
Check DGCA drone rules, UIN/registration where applicable, pilot/training requirements and local airspace restrictions before operation in India.
Warranty region and repair support should be confirmed with the Indian seller before purchase.
These are deliberate comparisons, not generic recommendations. Each reason is tied to captured product evidence so you can choose the trade-off that matters.
Use these captured specifications to match the exact model and variant on the seller page.
Research sources
These links document product claims and specifications. They are not seller destinations; use the seller options above when you are ready to shop.
Official maker/product page used for baseline product identity and availability verification.
Autel's official EVO Max 4N page and current manual state a 2.3 MP starlight camera at 0.0001 lux and ISO 440,000, a 50 MP 1-inch wide camera, 640 × 512 thermal with 9.1 mm lens and 16× digital zoom, 5–1,200 m laser rangefinder, 15 km transmission, 42-minute maximum flight time and 1,665 g weight with ABX40 battery, Fusion 4N gimbal and propellers.
Autel's official EVO Max 4N page documents its starlight, thermal and laser-rangefinder payload, supporting comparison with the EVO Max 4T multi-sensor configuration.
Exact XBOOM product page verified; title/H1 identify Autel EVO Max 4N.
The exact XBOOM EVO Max 4N page displays Price on request and the exact product photo used as the replacement image. It does not state a product-specific GST invoice; XBOOM's public policy separately states a one-year warranty for new products.
IMPORT RESTRICTED
Complete drones in CBU, SKD and CKD form are prohibited imports under DGFT Notification 54/2015-20, with narrow authorisation-based exceptions. Components remain free. Before buying foreign-built stock in India, verify lawful provenance, seller identity, GST invoice, warranty owner and the registration path.
Rules last reviewed 28 Jul 2026. Not legal advice — verify with the linked government sources.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Rule 14 of the Drone Rules, 2021 generally requires a UIN before operation. Nano aircraft (250 g or less) are exempt from type certification, the remote-pilot credential and third-party insurance, but do not have a general UIN exemption. DGCA currently says registration of non-type-certified UAS is temporarily suspended; confirm the exact eGCA path, serial number, type certificate and airspace restrictions before purchase or operation.
Rules last reviewed 28 Jul 2026. Not legal advice — verify with the linked government sources.