DJI Mini 2 Review: The Tiny Dancer That Wows
DJI products are usually small, but the DJI Mini 2 takes this to the extreme by being so small that it fits in the palm of your hand. Despite its size, however, it delivers impressive performance with its 3D-stabilized camera and comes with features typically found on bigger drones such as GPS and return-to-home functionality. It’s an absolute dream to fly and makes capturing aerial video like never before possible, particularly if you mount your phone or tablet on it to get a first-person view from the sky.
The features you need in a drone
If you’re looking for a drone that’s more than just a toy, but still small and lightweight, DJI’s tiny dancer – the DJI Mini 2 review – is perfect. It has an incredible photo and video quality, stabilization, slow motion recording, and even short clips at high frame rates of up to 72fps. It also has computerized vision positioning systems that help to make sure you don’t lose your signal or experience signal interference, as well as an onboard compass.
It features safety features like low battery warnings, auto takeoff, landings in no-fly zones, and Return Home modes.
How it feels to fly
The DJI Mini 2 is seriously the most adorable piece of tech I’ve ever had the pleasure to hold in my hands. DJI’s newest gimbal-stabilized drone looks like a little yellow ball that can easily fit in the palm of your hand and weighs as much as an iPad. But, when you turn it on, this ball is suddenly transformed into a top-notch aerial photography machine with 4K video capability.
A single push of the buttons will let you start filming and maneuvering through the air like a pro! I feel like having this tiny dancer under my control – she always does what I want her to do
On-board camera quality
One of the most important features of any drone is the onboard camera quality. Fortunately, DJI drones have a reputation for filming beautifully – and the new DJI Mini 2 is no exception. Even in low light settings, the video footage remains crisp and color accurate. It’s also one of DJI’s smallest drones, perfect for delivering that ‘tiny dancer’ feel to your shots as it moves through tight places that larger models can’t reach.
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What else do you need?
As you read through the rest of this DJI Mini 2 review, please keep in mind that this is a tiny dancer. It does not fly like the more advanced models, nor does it have the insane range offered by the newest generation of drones. It is a basic drone for beginners and newcomers who are just learning how to fly drones. And with its unbelievably low price tag, you might be inclined to think I’m crazy.
Even though it’s an incredibly small drone, you’re still going to need a few things before you can get started flying. For starters, DJI says it works best with a microSD card that has Class 10 speed, though any class 10 card will do. It also comes with a USB charging cable and power adapter, but not much else.
We recommend picking up at least one extra battery for extended flight time (only two batteries come standard). You might also want to pick up some basic accessories like filters or additional propellers in case of damage over time. One thing I found annoying was that as soon as I picked up DJI Mini 2 review drone from my doorstep, I couldn’t wait to open it up and get started using it.
Conclusions and Recommendations
Like a flitting fairy, this little drone is nimble and easy to fly. The DJI Mini 2 Review: The Tiny Dancer That Wows can be flown using a smartphone, controller, or tablet. With quick responses and a wide-angle lens, it’s perfect for taking photos and videos of the family outside or of our latest bike trail adventure.
From beginners to expert drone pilots, anyone can enjoy flying with a simple yet innovative control device. The DJI Mini 2 Review: The Tiny Dancer That Wows connects directly to phones, and tablets and is compatible with smartphones up to 6-inches in screen size. It has a stable design and an ultra-lightweight build that does not interfere with photos or videos.
The DJI Mavic Air delivers cinematic 4K video for everyone at only $799, its compact foldable nature makes it portable and easy to transport.
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