Mini 4 Pro Fly More Combo with DJI RC 2 (screen remote controller), Folding Mini-Drone with 4K HDR Video Camera for Adults, Under 0.549 lbs/249 g, 34-Min Flight Time, 2 Extra Batteries

Dji is the benchmark to which all others aspire to. Expensive....yes. Quality ....outstanding. Photo/video quality ...perfect. Easy to set up , plenty of vids online . With drones (imho) you get what you pay for. Extra batteries are worth it as you'll buy more anyway, Carry case is ok , but i bought a hard suitcase type storage . The features it has are plenty enough for the weekend flyer /hobbyist, the only thing you need is a good power supply and a SD card.

This is probably the best gadget I have bought in years! Granted 3 weeks later the Mini 5 came out and the price of this came right down I could have sent it back but decided to keep it. Flies really well, controls are easy to master and the video and picture quality is amazing. Make sure you get the right cards for it and it will give you great pics and vids every time! The unit itself is tiny and the RC controller, battery charger and a few other peripherals all fit into the supplied bag (I was amazed!) It's a lightweight bit of kit as well so no issues lugging it around

When I unboxed the DJI Mini 4 Pro, I felt like a kid on Christmas morning – if Christmas involved a tiny, buzzing contraption with a camera. This drone may be small, but it packs more fun than a barrel of monkeys (and is less likely to throw anything at you). Setup was a breeze. In fact, it was so easy that I was half-convinced I’d missed a step. Spoiler: I didn’t. Within minutes, I had this little guy zooming around my backyard. The neighbors looked on in awe, undoubtedly wondering if I’d been recruited by a top-secret spy agency or just had too much time on my hands. (Spoiler: It's the latter.) The Mini 4 Pro’s camera is like having a professional photographer who never complains about early mornings or lack of coffee. The 4K footage is so crisp, I could see the individual hairs on my dog’s back as he ran away in terror from his new mechanical playmate. Note: Dogs do not appreciate drone technology. Battery life is stellar. I spent nearly an hour filming everything from aerial shots of my house to close-ups of my confused cat. The drone even followed me around the yard like a loyal puppy – if puppies could hover and take professional-grade photos. The size of this drone is one of its best features. It’s small enough to fit in a backpack, which means it goes everywhere with me now. Family hikes? Mini 4 Pro is there. Beach days? You bet. In fact, it’s so portable that I’ve started using it to check if the coast is clear before making a run for the last slice of pizza at family gatherings. It’s a game-changer. There was one minor incident when I accidentally flew it into a tree. Turns out, the obstacle avoidance system is great, but it can’t fix my questionable piloting skills. The good news is, the Mini 4 Pro survived with just a tiny scratch. The bad news is, my dignity did not. In conclusion, the DJI Mini 4 Pro is a delightful little gadget that delivers big-time fun. Whether you’re an aspiring aerial photographer or just someone who enjoys freaking out their pets, this drone is for you. Just be prepared for the inevitable question: “Why are you flying a drone in the living room?” Answer: “Because I can, Mom. Because I can.” Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5 out of 5 stars) P.S. If you see a drone peeking into your backyard BBQ, don’t worry. It’s just me, checking out what’s on the grill.

Love it, love it, love it. Quick and easy to set up, and produces great shots. Easy to use the quick download feature to get the aerial photos and videos onto my phone. DJI is always on the pricy side which reflects it's great quality. Battery life is so far good. Noise level is as expected. Strap to fold it together when compact can be a bit fiddly to close but it does protect the blades.

Very impressed with the quality of this unit. All the parts are very high quality. It's a feature rich drone, and well worth the money. I'm still getting to grips with the basics, and then looking to move on to more advanced aerial photography. I opted for the Fly More kit, which offers two extra batteries, a very good quality carry case, and a charging hub. It's early days yet, but I'm impressed with the video quality. One negative is that the joystick controls are stored in pockets at the back of the controller, and very easy to lose when screwing into place. I managed to lose one in the house, and it took me a few hours to find it. If this had been outdoors it's unlikely that I would have found it.

I have had this for 24 hours and have already had hours of fun! So simple to use and set up, quality of the video is pristine and crisp, one of the quietest drones I have used. Highly recommended.

I started with a Ryze Tello tiny drone and then bought one of the £200 bigger nondescript brand ones to give me more options in wind. That drone was decent but I did crash it a few times which was annoying. The controller was my mobile and the range was limited. I am heading abroad so I decided to take the plunge with a 'proper' entry model. This has the benefit of being <249g using stock batteries so doesn't need to get involved with complicated rules and regs, easy to transport being folded up to the size of a small fist. The controller is brilliant with no need for a phone to run, and no interruptions from calls or messages. I have tested it and so far in our confined space it works well. On take-off it rises and stays still, when you release the joysticks it stays still and it has obstacle avoidance which works very well (apart from telephone lines!). I will hopefully get lots of hassle-free footage from my holiday which will justify the price. The test footage I have so far is excellent, 4k 60fps video and 48Mp stills. It's mostly avoiding crashing and the controls seem very intuitive. I have watched lots of beginner videos and now will get lots of real-world practice. I'm taking 2 x 256Gb SD cards which should hold around 8 hours plus of footage, and transfer to my phone or tablet is relatively painless. The 3 batteries should give me enough for each trip out, and I have the phone and GoPro to play with as well. Despite the class C0 small restrictions (keep in sight, not > 120m away, not over crowds etc..) I have done the CAA flight test and got my operator ID which I recommend. Insurance for such a pricy 'toy' isn't that expensive either for when you aren't in familiar surroundings.

Full Disappointment so far. I already had DJI Osmo Action 4 which I really like and expected the same quality from DJI Mini 4 Pro. Unfortunately I was not even able to take off with my first attempt. All the quick start guides - paper and digital- just useless. No explanation of the activation process. I only knew I would need to activate from the third party. So I changed both Mini and RC2. And switched on RC2. I completed the activation process and received the confirmation it’s all done. Since I live next to airport I drove 30 minutes plus 15 Minutes walk with my child to the remote open space area. Just to realise after switching everything on that the drone must also be activated, not only RC2. And I can’t do that without my home Wi-Fi anymore. Switching on a hotspot on my iPhone didn’t help, because YOU NOT CONNECT TO ANOTHER WI-FI anymore. Because you can only input Wi-Fi when you switch on for the very first time. All I could do is to drive back home to complete the activation process. The day has been lost and my child lost and further interest. Another trouble was the next day (see picture) when after taking off and having my drone flying over the ground on 1.2 meters high I got that white rectangle on my RC2 with no massage in it (see the picture). All I could do is to hard switch off and on RC2 (the drone in the air!) because RC2 didn’t react any buttons or touch screen.