As always, your intended use with the captured media should be the deciding factor on the drone you buy. In mid-2020, there are few instances where one needs 8K footage for anything. I'm clearly saying "need," as I certainly want 8K video! Anyhow, we recommend you look at the quality of the camera sensor and lenses before you worry about resolution at this point. In a practical sense, high-quality 4K video will still look better than a low-quality 8K clip. We all know that 8K is coming, and we look forward to it, but 4K is quite good, and camera makers are not done with it yet. If you need a real world example of this, look at the 48MP pictures captured from the DJI Mavic Air 2. The drone does a far better job at capturing 12MP photos, even though it's a 48MP sensor. That sensor is able to capture 8K footage, but DJI chose to limit it to 4K. Other drones use this same sensor and happily promote themselves as 8K drones, there are many factors to that comparison, but suffice to say that DJI made the choice to limit their drone to 4K, likely because the 8K results were not quite good enough.