XAG
XAG P100 Pro
The XAG P100 Pro carries 50 liters with a 22 L/min dual pump and IPX6K waterproof rating, the most weather-resistant spray drone in the US market. Wind resistance at 22 mph exceeds DJI 13.4 mph. Available through US third-party dealers (SkyDronesUSA, DroneSprayPro, MidwestAirDrones). Not NDAA compliant, manufactured in Guangzhou, China.
The XAG P100 Pro is XAG top agricultural drone, carrying 50 liters (13.2 gallons) of liquid and 80 liters (50 kg) of granular material. Its 22 L/min dual-pump system provides higher sustained flow than the DJI T50, and the 5 to 10 meter (16 to 33 foot) swath width covers efficiently at 2 to 5 gpa. The standout specification is IPX6K waterproofing, rated for high-pressure water jets, making the P100 Pro the most weather-resistant option for operators who spray in rain-prone conditions. Wind resistance of 10 m/s (22 mph) also exceeds DJI 6 m/s rating, an advantage in plains and delta environments. MTOW is 104 kg (229 lbs). Dual B13960S batteries (13S, 20 Ah, approximately 962 Wh each) power the system, with charge times not published by XAG but supported by the GC4000+ field charger. US dealer presence is through third-party importers including SkyDronesUSA, DroneSprayPro, and MidwestAirDrones. Not NDAA compliant.
Best for
Operators in rain-prone or high-wind environments, rice paddy operators, Delta and Gulf Coast markets
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Frequently asked questions
Three things. IPX6K waterproof rating versus DJI unrated aircraft body. 22 mph wind resistance versus DJI 13.4 mph. And a 22 L/min dual pump versus DJI 16 to 24 L/min depending on nozzle count. The trade-off is a smaller US dealer and parts network compared to DJI.
Yes. XAG is a Chinese manufacturer (Guangzhou) subject to the same 170 percent cumulative tariff on Chinese drones as DJI. XAG products are also not NDAA compliant.
Through third-party dealers (SkyDronesUSA, DroneSprayPro, MidwestAirDrones), not through a manufacturer-owned US service center. Parts availability is more limited than DJI, so carrying a spare parts kit is recommended for peak season.
Yes, the IPX6K rating and higher wind resistance make it well-suited for rice paddy environments where humidity, rain, and wind are constant factors. Several Arkansas and Louisiana rice operators run XAG alongside DJI fleets.
The P100 Pro holds 80 liters (50 kg) of granular material, comparable to the DJI T50 at 75 liters (50 kg). Both handle cover crop seed, urea, and gypsum spreading at similar throughput rates.
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