A more interesting choice concerns the Mini 3 Fly More combo with RC-N1 remote, which is only slightly more expensive than the Mini 2 combo. It should be obvious, after viewing this comparison chart, that the original Mavic Mini, that was tested for this article, and its SE counterpart, have simplistic, bare-bones offerings by today's standards.
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In this case, it wedges itself between the more advanced Mini 3 Pro and the long-in-the-tooth Mini 2. Much like the recent Mavic 3 Classic release, this model serves to fill a gap between the highest-end model in its class and a predecessor that is more than two years old. But it also lived up to its 'Pro' billing by being almost as pricey as drones in a class above. It also worked with DJI's RC Pro remote, eliminating the need for a smartphone to control the drone. It added an improved camera, with up to 4K/60p video and the ability to capture 48MP images. The Mini 3 Pro is the only one that includes obstacle detection and avoidance sensors.Įarlier in 2022, the Mini 3 Pro was released, becoming the first sub-250g drone from DJI to offer obstacle avoidance, with sensors on three sides.
The Mini 3 Pro and Mini 3 (left) have near-identical bodies, while the Mini 2 and Mavic Mini (right) are exactly the same. While it included significant improvements, the camera still had a smaller Type 1/2.3 (6.3 x 4.7mm) sensor. Released roughly a year later, the Mini 2 came equipped with a 4K camera and added five QuickShot modes along with three ways to capture a panorama. The original Mavic Mini was revolutionary for DJI, but it only offered up to 2.7K/30p video capture and had a limited range of how far it could fly. In this article we're going to compare them head-to-head to help you answer an imperative question: which sub-250g DJI Mini model is right for you? With a whole family of Mini models to choose from, it's a challenge to keep them straight. Notably, a drone weighing less than 250g doesn't need to be registered with the Federal Aviation Administration in the US or with equivalent agencies in many other countries, so long as the remote pilot isn't using it for commercial purposes. On October 30, 2019, DJI announced its first-ever sub-250g drone, kicking off the DJI Mavic Mini family. From left to right: the Mavic Mini/SE, Mini 2, Mini 3 and Mini 3 Pro.
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