A miniature marvel, the DJI Mavic Mini is a small drone with big ambitions

Incredibly compact; Easy to fly; Long 30-minute flight time;

No lateral object avoidance sensors; Lacks follow-me and hyperlapse modes;

Easy to fly. Compact, good flight time and quality images. Excellent value that we picked up on sale

Total fun learning to oporate and play with this,,, The camera gives perfect photos and videos

Amazing product. crisp picture loads of features worth every cent

Good sales experience and the product meets the expectations well

Absolutely dinky; No CAA registration needed; Fantastic stabilisation; Great battery life;

No 4K capture; No object tracking; Limited image control;

Absolutely dinky; No CAA registration needed; Fantastic stabilisation; Great battery life;

No 4K capture; No object tracking; Limited image control;

If you're after an easy, affordable way to get into the world of drones, the Mavic Mini is a superb option. Considering its size and how inexpensive it is, the performance and features on offer are fantastic.

Much more affordable than any previous DJI drone; Easy to fly; Smooth footage; QuickShot modes are fun to use; Battery life is decent for the size

GPS/Location didn't work for remembering take-off point; It won't like strong winds; QuickShot options limited compared to bigger models; Slow charging batteries

Le Mavic Mini Fly More Combo de DJI est un mini drone qui promet des images et des vidéos de grande qualité. Il dispose d’un cardan stabilisé à 3 axes et des modes de vol sophistiqués.

Prix de base abordable; Pilotage simple

Supporte mal les coups de vent

The Mavic Mini takes everything DJI has learned about flying cameras and crams it into the smallest drone from the company to date. At just 249 grams, it’s light and incredibly portable. It still flies like a champ and comes with a solid camera for the price.

Small yet capable in the air; Solid camera performance with some caveats; Stellar battery life

Video link a little flaky at times; Lacks some core camera features; Fewer smart modes