A drone gives users the ability to take pictures and video content from a whole new perspective. While these flying machines used to cost thousands of dollars, the newer versions cost less than a thousand dollars and come with some really powerful features.
DJI Mini 4 Pro Comes with Omnidirectional Obstacle Sensing and Other Abilities
According to the story by The Verge, the DJI Mini 4 Pro comes with omnidirectional obstacle sensing as well as other abilities. These include the flying gadget getting double the transmission distance, allowing for long-range shoots.
The article highlights how Skydio has officially exited the consumer drone business which is why DJI is the remaining option. This comes as the DJI Mini 4 Pro is launching which suggests massive improvements from other models, being the first option to come with omnidirectional obstacle sensing.
The Binocular Vision of the Newer DJI Mini 4 Pro Makes a Huge Difference in the Drone's Capabilities
As highlighted by The Verge, they tested out the 2022 Mini 3 Pro and saw that it was able to see forwards, backward, and down. However, they still crashed the flying device into a tree.
It was noted that binocular vision, on the other hand, will potentially be a huge upgrade. With the smaller wingspan compared to the Air version, users would be able to fly their drones through the trees and/or branches.
The DJI Air 3 Costs $1,099 Which is Over $300 More Compared to the DJI Mini 4 Pro
A video was also uploaded by The Verge on Instagram showing the differences when it comes to the DJI Mini 3 Pro compared to the new DJI Mini 4 Pro. It was noted that the Mini 4 Pro is like taking the Mini 3 Pro but upgrading it to the point where it can be compared to the DJI Air 3, which costs $1,099.
Some of the shared specs include its camera, which consists of a 1/1,3-inch, 48 MP, f/1.7, 82-degree FOV. It also sports over 40 minutes of battery life, allowing users to shoot long sequences when in the air.
The DJI Mini 4 Pro Comes with Options of 4K 100fps and 1080p 200fps
When it comes to its video capabilities, the DJI Mini 4 Pro comes with 100fps 4K shooting as well as an option for 200fps but with 1080p shooting. Other inclusions of the drone include having Ocusync 4 video transmission that's capable of 20 km of range.
The DJI Air 3 reportedly had only 12 km of Ocusync 4 video transmission. When it comes to the older DJI Mini 3 Pro, users only had half an hour when it came to battery usage but with the Intelligent Flight Battery Plus, it was able to reach nearly 40 minutes.
For those looking for an even more budget drone, DJI also has a Mini 3 which sells for just $469. This drone comes with an affordable battery clamp which provides the flying device with an additional four to six minutes on a battery charge.
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