Drone & gear database

Everything the Mini line learned in one airframe

True 4K on a 3-axis gimbal, rock-solid flight and Level 5 wind resistance at a budget price. No obstacle avoidance, but nothing else this cheap flies this well.

The palm-launch selfie drone grown up

A 1/1.3-inch sensor, 4K/60 HDR and huge claimed flight times for Mini 4K money-and-a-bit. The strongest budget spec sheet yet.

A Mini-class 48MP camera inside folding full-coverage prop guards — palm launch, subject tracking and real image quality in the safest airframe DJI makes.

The biggest sensor and longest flight time under 250g at this price. True vertical shooting for social. No obstacle avoidance or tracking.

48MP stills, 4K HDR and AI subject tracking that DJI reserves for pricier models. Exposure quirks aside, the strongest value in the beginner class.

Palm launch, full prop guards and excellent subject tracking — the least intimidating camera drone ever. Short flights and modest wind handling.

A pocketable self-flying camera that tracks you at up to 26mph — built for runners, riders and creators, not for piloting.

A complete ready-to-fly FPV trainer — quad, goggles and radio in one box. The cheapest honest way to learn real FPV skills.

GPS hover, return-to-home and brushless motors at a toy-drone price. The camera is the compromise — footage is shakier and flatter than any DJI Mini.