It's my first drone and I have no regrets. This drone is exceptional for a beginner or advanced user. Basically flies itself lol. Battery life is nothing like advertised, be aware and the props get damaged with ease, any small crash or even hitting a finger and it could break. The charging hub does not charge more than one battery at a time no matter how strong the charger.... They should make it so you could charge at least 2 at a time. For now I can charge one in the hub and one in the drone so that's an idea

The DJI Mini 2 is a high quality drone that is well worth the price tag. Would definitely want a great camera drone, but experience is recommended because of the moderate price tag

Its good. I haven't tried the high wind tests yet but that alert comes up like every time I use it. It's not the fastest drone either. I've had many drones bow though and eventually you don't use it. It'll just sit there for months. Thats if youre a normal person. Then you just keep looking at $1.2k sitting there every day. Depreciating in value by every new drone release. So I'm ok with this one. If I could I'd return it and buy the new fpv drone. Or buy the 3rd. This does the job but you'd be surprised how much you need at least a front facing object detection. Once I flew my air 2 over a river and it randomly stopped.Even though I could see the fly area/drone, I didn't see a long power cable going across the river hundreds of feet up. If the drone didn't stop, it would be in a river.

The quality of the camera and gimbal makes this a great beginner drone. I use it for my film classes and it's quite amazing. I returned a similar size drone that didn't have quite the same quality. It's pricey but worth it. It doesn't have safety sensors, handle with care.

I purchased the DJI Mini 2 because I used one that had already been set up and found it easy to use even for a beginner drone operator. Its performance and photography were excellent for its modest price.

But what about the DJI Mini 3, you say? Well the Mini 2 is about half the price, and still includes most of the important features. Above all else, this model now uses Ocusync, which allows for much better signal in the air and around objects.

Also, just buy the fly more package. I have spent way more in accessories than I would have if I bought the fly more package.

If you are looking to get started in world of droning, look no further than the DJI Mini 2. This drone really opened my eyes to what you can do with it. First of all its easy to fly! It takes about 3 minutes to understand the movements on the controller and how they relate to the flight of the drone. On a full battery it will stay airborne 31 minutes (as stated), and I've had mine up for 30 minutes already. This thing is SMART! It will automatically return to the launch point (created when it first takes off) when it knows it only has enough power (battery) to get back, or if you use lose communications with it. I'm a semi-professional photographer, and I've taken some cool images with it. My next step is to upgrade to the model with the Hasselblad camera, and I will do that in the next two months.

I’ve owned several DJI drones in the past so I feel like I have the experience to judge the mini 2. The mini 2 is actually pretty decent but it does have a a few draw backs. The good part is it has an excellent camera and is pretty quiet. The camera in my opinion is better than the original mavic pro and phantom 3. The range is also very good. In theory better than the mavic pro.

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