But with the release of the DJI Mini 4 Pro, is it still worth considering the Mini 3 Pro, or should you invest in DJI’s latest drone tech for 2025? We break down the key differences to help you ...

The DJI Mini 4 Pro takes the title of the best sub-250g drone available thanks to a handful of impressive new features, but it's not leaps and bounds ahead of the DJI Mini 3 Pro. Why you can trust ...

However, that isn't quite the case, as it just announced the DJI Mini 3 drone aimed at the consumer market. It's a stripped down version of the Mini 3 Pro, with no forward or rear obstacle ...

In terms of portability, the Mini 3 Pro is the obvious winner by an enormous margin. It weighs only 249 grams and measures just 145 mm by 90 mm by 62 mm folded and 171 mm by 245 mm by 62 mm unfolded.

The fancy marketing for its just-announced $759 DJI Mini 4 Pro suggests we’re at least on the way — because it’s the first Mini with omnidirectional obstacle sensing. 2022’s Mini 3 Pro ...

Somehow, DJI was able to hit that sub-250-gram mark with its Mini 3 Pro while still including features like obstacle detection, 4K at 60 fps video recording, and DJI’s FocusTrack suite that will ...

The DJI Mini 3 is a drone designed to be approachable, and yet able to capture professional-looking results. Advancements over the DJI Mini 2 include a new camera sensor and lens, and longer ...

as well as Pro MasterShots, QuickShots, and Hyperlapse features brought down from the bigger drones. If the above improvements aren’t necessary, DJI will continue selling the Mini 3 at a reduced ...

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