DJI Mini 3 Pro (No RC), Mini Drone with 4K Video, 34 Mins Flight Time, Under 249 g, Obstacle Avoidance, Return to Home, Controller Sold Separately, FAA Remote ID Compliant, Drone for Beginners

A few things right away. This is a great product with a great camera. I am not sure that I would put it as a 100% beginner drone, because you do need to go through the settings and make sure things are the way you will want it to fly, but overall, it is very easy to fly. (+the out of the box settings are pretty much ready to go, I just like to investigate stuff ahead of time and know what I am looking at.) In the end, I am very happy with this drone and believe it deserves a full 5-star review. There are a few things I learned along the way so please look at the specifics below to see what I have come across over the past few weeks. Camera: The camera shots are awesome right out of the box, and if you want to upgrade from there look into Freewell lens filters, they offer a wide variety of lenses for the Mini 3 pro that simply snap on and off for different affects such as polarization, light pollution and more. They aren’t the cheapest, but they work phenomenal if you really want to get the most out of your shots. Color: The drone comes as a light gray color… the same color as the clouds. Personally, this decreases my range of sight for the drone because it can easily get lost on a bright sky or a cloud background. There are a few studies that I looked into that said that white and gray colors are the hardest colored objects to see in the sky which makes sense, the study mentioned that red is one of the easiest colors to see. I visited a company called DecalGirl.com to purchase a drone skin. Their website had almost unlimited styles, colors, and themes for the Mini 3 Pro, and this is basically a sticker set to put on your drone to change the color. I have not gotten mine in the mail yet, but I did order a nice dark red skin this morning for this model for around $25-$30. It may be worth the investment for you (just be sure to read ahead for the 250 gram weight notes below). Performance: I have not pushed any limits with the wind, but I have been out on a breezy day and the drone has performed great, the pictures stay stable, and I didn’t have to worry about my new toy going sailing across the lake in the wind. Idle time is not fantastic for the drone, however, I believe this is an issue with a lot of drones, so I am not about to take a star off or anything for this reason. Drones are basically fan cooled, flying and the propellers keep your drone cool while in flight. If you have a long idle time (5-10 minutes), meaning that your drone is sitting on the ground turned on (propellers not rotating) while you get ready to fly your drone will likely overheat and give you an overheating warning and turn itself off until it cools down. If this happens, be sure to get it in the shade or in its case so you don’t damage your lipo batteries. Even best to take the battery back out for a few minutes. Again, this is not a concern specific to this drone, they will all overheat in the sun if not flying. Just be sure to take your drone out and be ready to fly when you put the battery in and power it on. Other Accessories: I purchased a set of landing gear for this to give it more stability upon takeoff and landing. This was a very nice addition for my use. I would not anticipate any problems taking off and landing without it, but it does sit a lot nicer on the ground when you use it. I think they are all fairly similar to purchase, I got a product called "Landing Gear for DJI Mini 3/Mini 3 Pro Leg Foldable Extended Kit for Mini 3 (2022)/DJI Mini 3 Pro Accessories" from a brand called "YETEETH". Weight: Out of the box, as advertised, the drone weighs in at 249 Grams. In the United States, the FAA requires that all drones with a weight of 250 grams or more be registered. This is a cost of $5 for a 3 year term, not a big deal to me but there are a few things to realize. If you do not want to register your drone with the FAA, you can basically only fly it right out of the box just as it is. Any accessory puts you over weight. Landing gear can weigh 20-40 grams and even the Freewell lens cover as mentioned above weigh in at 1.1 grams, so one lens cover alone will put you over the limit at 250.1 grams. As mentioned earlier, I am also in the process of getting a drone skin, I anticipate this being a few grams also. If you are considering purchasing, the plus battery, that will have a 47-minute flight time instead of the 34 minute flight time please be aware that this batter also puts you over the 250 gram threshold with the FAA. The next thing to know about weight is more of an upcoming rule from the FAA. Currently as of today (7/25/23) on September 16, 2023 according to the FAA all drones flown in the United States over 250 grams in the air must be Remote ID compliant. (The short version is that this is a broadcasting system that lets other aircraft see your drone's location in the air.) The good news is that the FAA has a declaration of compliance already on file that states that the DJI mini 3 Pro is compliant with Remote ID requirements. Also be aware that if flying under part 107 (commercial drone license) that you need Remote ID compliance whether you are over 250 grams or not. There are no settings for this in the drone or anything to worry about, so out of the box, this drone is Remote ID compliant no matter what weight you fly at. If you are wondering, here is a list of all drones according to the FAA that are currently compliant with Remote ID requirements. https://uasdoc.faa.gov/listDocs Controller: I like the controller, I don’t have a ton to say about it other than there are a lot of cool features built into it for different camera shots and it is a definite bonus to have the screen built in so I do not need to use my phone. One downfall, is that there are some 3rd party apps for DJI. This controller does not support them. If you want to use a different app to fly your drone such as a mapping app that can do auto flights or things you will need a DJI RC-N1 Controller. You lose the screen built in, but you can plug your phone into that controller and do more things from your phone’s apps. (I have not tried this, but this is the response I got asking DJI support a few questions about it.)

This is my first drone, and I love it. Setup was pretty straightforward, just make sure you find and remove all the packaging, like behind the gimbal, before you turn it on. I would definitely recommend the FlyMore kit and propeller guards for when you're learning or flying near hazards. Note that if you get the FlyMore Kit Plus the batteries are larger, so you'll get longer duration but your drone will be over the 250g limit and you'll need to register it. Propeller guards will also put it over that limit. Not sure how likely the cops are going to show up with a scale to weigh your drone, but just FYI. Pros: * Easy to fly! This was my first drone and I've only flown others for a few minutes, and I was feeling confident with the controls in a few minutes. * Really quick, like a lot zippier than I was expected it to be, even with blade guards attached which slow it down. * Range seems good so far - I've been a little hesitant to fly it too far away but have not experienced any issues at the distances I traveled * Great video and photo quality, and easy to understand gimbal controls. Decent zoom. * Under 250g so you don't need to register it in most countries * Very tiny when folded makes it easy to transport even in a smaller bag * Has lights to make it easier to see at night * DJI coverage is reasonably priced and includes fly-away coverage. It prompts you if you want it right as you boot up the drone the first time. Feels worth the price for peace of mind. Cons: * Startup is a bit slow, it can get hung up on "takeoff not permitted" for quite a while before you can take off. * Doesn't reconnect to WIFI automatically so I have to always manually turn it on * I live on the edge of a flight path for a municipal airport, so I have to reapply to fly my drone in the area every 3 days through FlySafe. Since it's a low level of restriction it just gets auto approved, so it's more a hassle than anything, but it would be nice if it lasted a month or even a week. * It would be nice if you could fly with the gimbal protector on. Seems like when I'm flying it, that's when the gimbal would need the most protection.

Sabemos que os drones são bem caros, esse Mini3 pro muito compacto e excelente equipamento, não marquei a duração de voos, mas gostei da qualidade das imagens, não se preocupem com Anatel, muito fácil da fazer, depois que chega seu equipamento só entrar no site da annac e castrar drone, depois só ir no site da Anatel aba de homologação e fazer segunda cadastro e registro, mas pra isso, precisa do certificado annac, não se preocupe com garantia, pois se estiver voando e ele cair ninguém da garantia de queda, fica a dica

The image quality and stability are quite impressive. Range seems good too. 500-800m h, 100m alt, unobstructed seems no problem. If trees etc block the path, the transmitter warns you in advance the signal is dropping. I was able to correct without losing contact and activating RTL. One flight encountered excessive wind gusts and the transmitter warns you it is having trouble maintaining position so you can take measures. It is fully automatic position hold flight mode. You can't turn this off. So I have to use other drones as part of flight practice because this one is too easy to fly to get good practice. However, because it is easy, you can focus on the photography and not piloting which gives confidence to go up in many situations and pay attention to the exposure and other settings. It's very small too, so easy to carry. I got a protective case. DJI did a really nice job integrating everything together seamlessly. A few minor issues: you cannot configure the led lights. They are front back, but I prefer starboard-port. They also aren't very bright, and since it is so small, it's not easy to attach additional lights etc. Esp if it's going to add any weight. Therefore, visibility can be a problem. The motors have a safety feature where they shut down if they encounter an obstruction. Usually this is good. But this has been concerning around aggressive birds. I have not had any contact, and try to avoid them or land if they get too close, but if there were any contact, that might be a problem as any blocking of the rotors would shut down the motors. Also, some features seem to appear and disappear. The remote id was a little tricky to configure. Something about my location wasn't set right so the option disappeared. DJI helped diagnose this, so great support (thank you DJI!). There is also an FPV gimbal feature that disables gimbal stabilization for more FPV flight feel (i.e. roll). I experimented with it on the bench, but in the field, the option seemed to disappear. I haven't figured that one out yet. But overall, quite impressive.

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Dès la première mise en route, on comprend pourquoi DJI règne sans partage sur le ciel des drones grand public. Le Mini 3 Pro, c’est un bijou de technologie empaqueté dans à peine 249 grammes : une stabilisation bluffante, une autonomie confortable, et surtout une qualité d’image tout simplement superbe. Le Smart Controller change tout : plus besoin de batailler avec son téléphone ni de redouter les notifications en plein vol — l’expérience devient fluide, professionnelle, presque zen. Silencieux, agile et étonnamment robuste, ce petit engin m’a réconcilié avec les manuels d’utilisation : tout y est clair, précis, presque pédagogique. En résumé : un drone qui n’a de « mini » que le nom.