What you said about the DJI Mavic 2 Pro matches what I've been reading online. I think I'm set on that. But since I'm a newbie starting from scratch I may buy something really low end first < $50.00 just to practice flying. Thanks for the advice, it really helps!
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The Mavic's are actually much easier to learn on than some of the cheap ones because of the better computer logic. With the Mavic's if you let go of the sticks, they just hover in place, self braking, and even self-correcting for wind, etc. Many of those discount drones are not going to have any flying logic, they are actually harder to fly! But they will still be good training, if you can fly those, it will be even easier when you upgrade. Enjoy!
Ok, that's good to know! I've always followed my dad's logic which is if you learn to drive a stick shift you can drive anything, lol. But the more I learn about the Mavic's the more I want one.