Chinese drone manufacturer DJI is expanding its Mini series, which appeals to those who want affordable drones: ahead of the official launch, which is expected to take place on May 10. DJI Mini 3 Pro unboxing leaked. YouTuber Jasper Ellens revealed most of the details, including the design and controller of the model.
DJI’s new drone comes with an all-new design gimbal that allows not only horizontal video but also vertical footage. A remarkable aspect of the device, which has gained an important appeal especially for social media users with this aspect: DJI Mini 2. Lighter than 250 grams to be.
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What’s in the box of DJI Mini 3 Pro?
Thanks to the sensors it contains, the Mini 3 Pro can avoid hitting places such as trees and walls around it during flight. In addition [email protected] quality video recording, [email protected] slow motion quality he can. It also has support for 4X digital zoom.
shiftdelete.netLooking at the box of the mini drone, the new controller with the quadcopter part draws attention. The controller bears significant similarities to DJI’s RC Pro device. For example, piloting tasks can be handled directly on the built-in display. As with previous models, the smartphone will no longer be needed.
It can stay in the air for up to 47 minutes. Since the Mini 3 Pro is under 250 grams, it can be used in the USA without registering it with the Federal Aviation Administration. The minimum limit in Turkey is 500 grams. Heavier drones must be registered in the General Directorate of Civil Aviation system.
DJI Mini 3 Pro model It will go on sale with a starting price of $1000. is estimated. DJI Mini 2, which is sold for 500 dollars abroad, can be found for an average of 10 thousand TL in our country. There is no information about the price of Mini 3 Pro in Turkey yet.
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