DJI Mini 4K Drone
DJI Mini 4K Drone
DJI Mini 4K Drone
DJI Mini 4K Drone
DJI Mini 4K Drone
DJI Mini 4K Drone
DJI Mini 4K Drone
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DJI Mini 4K Drone

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DJI Mini 4K is an incredible way to capture your aerial world in 4K. Weighing less than 249 grams, no test is required in most countries regions.* It's also stunningly easy to use, with a 31-min max flight time, a 10km (32,800 feet) max transmission range, incredible 4K footage, and so much more.


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  • As a result of extending the Transition and Legacy arrangements from 01 January 2023 to 01 January 2026 in the UK, UAS in the Open Category may continue to be used, as they have been so far, within the legacy and transition provisions, and the basic open category limitations. Please check the details of the UK regulations before operation.
  • 4K Ultra HD & 3-Axis Gimbal for Cinematic Quality Shooting - Capture stunning moments in any light—sunrises, sunsets, and night scenes with crystal-clear 4K resolution. Thanks to the 3-axis gimbal, you can achieve cinematic-quality footage.
  • 38kph (Level 5) Wind Resistant - Brushless motors enhance power and allow takeoff at altitudes up to 4,000 meters. In addition, the transmission distance reaches up to 10km (32,800 feet), [2] allowing you to freely explore vast landscapes.
  • Uninterrupted Creation with Extended Battery Life - There are three sets available for you to choose from: 1-battery set (31-min), 2-battery set (62-min), or 3-battery set (93-min). [3] Say goodbye to battery anxiety and let nothing hold you back.
  • Beginner-Friendly and Safe - DJI Mini 4K supports one-tap takeoff/landing, GPS Return to Home (RTH) and stable hovering, and one-touch easy operation for novices. Additional in-app learning resources help you master flight quickly.
  • Boost Your Inspiration with Intelligent QuickShots - With just a few taps, DJI Mini 4K automatically shoots professional-level videos using Helix, Dronie, Rocket, Circle, and Boomerang QuickShots. Getting your dream shot is easier than you think.
  • Includes DJI Mini 4K, 1 battery, an RC-N1C, and everything else you need for easy 4K flights. A great and affordable choice for beginners.
  • Notes: The relevant regulatory requirements may vary depending on how you use your drone. For your safety, be sure to check and strictly follow the latest local laws and regulations before flying.
  • Guaranteed software updates until 2025/12/31

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  1. rodney_jxl's avatar
    Is this a new budget model or is the naming convention not what I was expecting?
    DannDee's avatar
    New drone. Essentially mini 2se with 4k sensor from what I have read. Newest budget/entry level
  2. _Sparky_'s avatar
    "The new Mini 4K will support 4K video resolution at 24, 25, and 30fps - and 2.7K at up to 60fps. Other features which represent an improvement over the Mini 2 SE that DJI has announced include digital zoom of 2x at 4K, and a video bitrate of up to 100mbps."

    From:
    digitalcameraworld.com/new…ete (edited)
  3. sdog's avatar
    I still have a DJI Spark. Not used for years but I used to love flying it about and would like to have another go. Would this be a worthy upgrade or should I pay a bit more for the Mini 3?
    rodney_jxl's avatar
    Ive got a Spark and only upgraded recently as I found a good deal on a 3 Pro and because I had a play on a Mini 2 SE which I thought was such an improvement over the spark. I like how you can fold it up to make fairly compact when travelling, the battery like seemed so much better than the Spark but what I was most surprised about was how much more quiet it sounded compared to the SPark. I probably would have got the Mini 2 SE but wanted the 4k, this unit would have fit my requirements pretty much perfectly
  4. MANicho's avatar
    Why do they always quote unrealistic battery figures. Laptops etc. also.
    ebury's avatar
    Same as men do with measurements
  5. johnox's avatar
    Go for the flymore kit as you will definitely need the extra batteries as the flying time quoted is very optimistic. 15 minutes is about average I've found
    CyDoNiA's avatar
    You definitely want more batteries as with one you will fly for maybe 15-20 minutes and then ya done. So if you travel somewhere you want to be able to fly for more than that.

    Also you don't really want to re-fly on a half depleted battery as it's a bit too risky.

    Also if you are recording video for the whole flight it will chew through battery faster than just a few photos. (edited)
  6. Sutats's avatar
    How does this compare to the DJI Mini 2 4K drone? Looks like it's the same product but they've dropped the "2" in the product name and it's new product again. lol (edited)
    Thuggishging33_'s avatar
    Rebadged haha
  7. Thuggishging33_'s avatar
    Not a bad drone really. Just be aware that it is a rebadged mini 2 . Not to be confused with the lesser mini 2 se (edited)
  8. James_Spendlove's avatar
    Check out very as I ordered the mini 2 se and got 20% off it as a new customer. Saved £58
  9. Kornelius's avatar
    any good for auditing my local cheesecake factory?
  10. BV84's avatar
    Why heat for normal RRP?
    Rhakio's avatar
    Probably because they don't know the price as its fresh relase
  11. worton's avatar
    Tempted just to check my gutters
  12. n707301's avatar
    CORRECTION - Turns out it does do 60fps @ 2.7k! Amazon description doesnt seem to mention it.

    As great a deal as this is (and it really is)..... there is no 60fps..... I just can no longer persuade myself to record video of people / sports / events etc in 30fps.... its just not the same..... call me a fps snob, I care not, once you've got used to 60, there is no going back to 30.

    Still voted hot for those who can cope with 30. (edited)
    Willy_Wonka's avatar
    I watched a video of a guy filming basketball in various speeds & so long as the shutter speed is about double the fps it all looked good.
  13. rodney_jxl's avatar
    As a user that only recently purchased a used Mini 3 Pro Im hoping this model doesnt have the new follow me functionality and side sensors

    This new unit it pretty much all I need in a drone tbh now that it has 4K and is a very reasonable price point
    Rick1990's avatar
    Interested to know this too
  14. thingswelike's avatar
    £399 for the 'fly more combo' with 3 batteries and a charging hub.
    Looks like a great product. It's a little smaller than the Mini 3 or 4 which can be useful
    oneboringfrog's avatar
    Says £379
  15. BellisimoBravo's avatar
    Cant find nothing about it on official DJI website...
    Rhakio's avatar
    This is just released, basically it's a dji mini 2
  16. Demolitionman78's avatar
    Had a wild thought that this drone chassis reminds me of GTA 5, just seems to span many generations, yet ever popular
  17. fariain's avatar
    Anyone seen any good deals on a DJI Mini 3 Pro? I find it strange that this seems to be the only model that seems to be sold out most places.

    I had one but crashed into a Loch....so ideally I'd get another one since I have the accessories and the controller with the screen.

    I got a good deal on a "Like New" on Amazon and it was DOA so kind of put off buying refurbished ones.
    Walkerscrisp's avatar
    Ah bad news about crashing it. Genuinely interested in how you crashed it. I'm thinking of getting one although a total newbie to these and that's my biggest concern (losing it or crashing it). Was it user error, ie your own fault, or did it malfunction in some way that caused you some difficulty controlling it?
  18. Luky_460's avatar
    Anyone know where these can be flown in the UK and what the legislations are? I understand you have to register them and display a flyer ID but I can't seem to find any clear information about where they can be flown
    3LeggedDog's avatar
    Under 249g you don't need a license
  20. rodney_jxl's avatar
    I was just looking at the DJI website and it pretty much shows the Mini 3 Pro as out of stock. Not sure if this is a sourcing issue or is DJI just trying to realign the different tiers of the Mini series?
  21. LD2DVD's avatar
    Bought a Mini 2 from CEX for £245 with 2 year warranty. Listed as B but arrived and was new but box had been opened.
  22. williamkcc's avatar
    How does this compare to the DJI mini 3 pro?

    I am planning on buying for my gf but want the follow me
    LD2DVD's avatar
    From what I have read, if you have not got a 3 Pro, then most people say get 4 Pro. Costs more but nothing worse than buying something and thinking you should have got the better model. Ends up more expensive when you upgrade.
  23. greenflower123's avatar
    is this better than a mini 3?
  24. hedgemonkey9874's avatar
    Is this not simply a Mavic Mini 2?
  25. Passionpantz's avatar
    Does the camera have zoom in function on this model?
  26. clingon's avatar
    Worth noting that none of the 3,852 4.6/5 global ratings on scAmazon actually relate to the Mini 4k when you apply the filter as it was only first made available to buy yesterday 29 April 2024.

    Amazon apparently have zero tolerance for fake fake reviews but they seemingly don't mind misleading ones for "Amazon Exclusive" sponsored products . The Mini 4k has only been/ launched released for sale on Amazons global websites, can't even buy it on DJI's own online store.

    Good entry price for 4k DJI drone, however other 4k budget drones like the Potensic, Holy Stone etc are often cheaper again.
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