Why DJI's foldable drone will crush the GoPro Karma

It was only a week ago when GoPro threw it's epic launch party in Squaw Valley, California to formally introduce its Karma drone (along with the Hero 5 Black and Hero 5 Session action cameras). GoPro CEO Nick Woodman boisterously proclaimed the Karma was the only drone that folded up and fit into a backpack. Beyond that, the Karma is more than just a drone, he said. SEE ALSO: Mavic Pro, DJI's first foldable drone, is the size of a water bottle With all the camera equipment that's included, the Karma is an impressive package with an even more attractive 800 price tag. That's without a GoPro camera, but even the 1,000 bundle with a Hero 5 Session is a good value, and it's half the price of DJI's 2,000 Phantom 4. But that was last week. On Monday, DJI announced its new Mavic Pro, a foldable drone that's even smaller than the Karma and fits in your hand (sorta).