Side-by-side comparison of the DJI Agras T40 ($15K – $25K) and XAG P100 Pro ($12K – $22K). Specs, price breakdown, ROI economics, and expert buying guidance for rice, wheat, corn growers.
DJI Agras T40
$15K – $25K
XAG P100 Pro
$12K – $22K
DJI Agras T40 coverage
53 acres/hour (spraying)
XAG P100 Pro coverage
40 acres/hour
DJI Agriculture
DJI Agras T40
$15K – $25K
~6mo payback
unknown
XAG
XAG P100 Pro
$12K – $22K
~8mo payback
unknown
| Spec | DJI Agras T40 | XAG P100 Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Price range | $15K – $25K | $12K – $22K |
| Coverage | 53 acres/hour (spraying) | 40 acres/hour |
| Herbicide reduction | 30% | 35% |
| Labor reduction | 60% | 55% |
| Availability | commercial | commercial |
| Crops | rice, wheat, corn, cotton | rice, wheat, corn, cotton |
| Flight Time | ~10 min loaded | — |
| Spray Width | 11m | — |
| Spray Payload | 40 kg | — |
| Spread Payload | 50 kg | — |
| Tank | — | 40L |
| Flow Rate | — | 12L/min |
| Navigation | — | RTK + Vision |
| Wind Resistance | — | Level 5 |
DJI Agras T40
XAG P100 Pro
Use the Monday Robotics ROI Calculator to estimate payback for your specific operation size, labor costs, and crop mix.
Guidance based on actual spec differences between these two robots.
Large-acreage operations (500+ acres)
DJI Agras T40 covers more ground (53 acres/hour (spraying)) versus XAG P100 Pro (40 acres/hour). Large farms with tight seasonal windows will see materially better throughput with DJI Agras T40.
→ DJI Agras T40
Smaller or intensively managed farms
XAG P100 Pro's lower coverage rate (40 acres/hour) is not a penalty on smaller intensively managed farms, and often comes with capabilities that suit high-value crops.
→ XAG P100 Pro
The DJI Agras T40 is priced at $15K – $25K, while the XAG P100 Pro is priced at $12K – $22K. The XAG P100 Pro is the less expensive option, with a mid-point price difference of approximately $3K.
The DJI Agras T40 covers 53 acres/hour (spraying), while the XAG P100 Pro covers 40 acres/hour. Coverage varies by field conditions, crop row spacing, and operator settings.
The DJI Agras T40 reduces herbicide use by up to 30%, and the XAG P100 Pro by up to 35%. The XAG P100 Pro achieves the greater chemical reduction. Both represent significant savings over conventional boom spraying.
The DJI Agras T40 is made by DJI Agriculture, headquartered in Shenzhen, China. The XAG P100 Pro is made by XAG, headquartered in Guangzhou, China.
The DJI Agras T40 has an estimated payback period of 6 months, while the XAG P100 Pro is approximately 8 months. The DJI Agras T40 offers a faster payback. These estimates assume typical field conditions and labor cost savings — use the Monday Robotics ROI calculator for figures specific to your operation.