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DJI Mavic Mini Review: No need to register this 249g drone

DJI Mavic Mini Review: No need to register this 249g drone

Posted on October 30, 2019 By Jarvis

The Mavic Mini is DJI’s most affordable drone, and its lightest too at 249g. That’s important because drones over 250g need to be registered with national authorities in the US and UK, which means the spritely Mavic Mini manoeuvres just under that bar.

Smaller than the Mavic Air, which is substantially smaller than the Mavic 2 range, the Mavic Mini’s offering is less premium, with 2.7K maximum resolution video recording at 30fps vs the 4K capture of the Mavic Air, though the incredibly handy, automated flying modes – ‘QuickShots’ have made a return in a slightly stripped back guise.
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