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EVO Lite+ vs EVO II Pro - which one for real estate work?

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hey everyone, been flying my mavic air 2 for a couple years doing some basic real estate photos but thinking about upgrading to autel. been looking at the EVO lite+ and EVO II pro but honestly cant figure out which would be better for my needs. mostly doing residential stuff, some commercial buildings. budget isnt really an issue but dont want to overspend if the lite+ does everything i need. anyone using either of these for RE work?

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i switched from mavic to evo ii pro last year and honestly best decision ever. the camera quality is noticeably better especially in tricky lighting situations which you get a lot with real estate. the 6k video is overkill for most clients but having that resolution gives you way more flexibility in post. flight time is solid too, usually get about 38-40 minutes which means less battery swaps on bigger properties

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lite+ should be plenty for real estate work unless your doing really high end stuff. ive got one and the 4k 60fps is more than enough for what most clients want. plus its lighter so easier to carry around all day. the price difference is pretty significant too. only thing is the obstacle avoidance isnt quite as good as the II pro but for open areas like most real estate shoots its not really an issue

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