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Thu, Nov 05, 2020

DJI Mini 2 Revealed

Ultra-Light, Easy-To-Fly Drone Weighs Under 249 Grams

DJI has launched the DJI Mini 2, a high-performance camera drone that packs a number of new features into a small, portable design weighing less than 249 grams.

The successor to DJI’s original Mavic Mini, DJI Mini 2 is reportedly easy to fly, with improved imaging capabilities, flight performance, and significantly enhanced transmission technology.

Intelligent, pre-programmed modes have been optimized so that you can capture eye-catching footage with just a few taps while beginner tutorials and learning tools help get new pilots up to speed on how to fly this fun new drone. Supported with a wide array of fun, safe, and creative accessories, DJI Mini 2 users can make the system their own with personalized items or show it off with the illuminated display case.

“Mavic Mini was a monumental breakthrough for DJI and for drone pilots across the world, as its unprecedented combination of weight, safety, performance, and overall value became the entry point for countless new drone pilots and fans,” said DJI President, Roger Luo. “DJI Mini 2 enhances those key aspects, packing larger drone performance in an approachable, small design in the safest drone category that is perfect for beginners and will also impress more experienced pilots.”

The DJI Mini 2 features a folding design that makes traveling with a drone incredibly easy. The lightweight system adds minimal weight to your bag. DJI Mini 2 has OcuSync 2.0 transmission technology. OcuSync 2.0 ensures stable, long distance, and reliable connection between the remote controller and the drone. Dual-frequency technology automatically switches between channels to help against interference. The DJI Mini 2 has a maximum transmission range of 10km -- a 150% increase in transmission range when compared to the original Mavic Mini. Upgraded motors provide 31 minutes of flight time, along with the ability to withstand winds up to 24mph.

A live feed from the drone’s camera can be sent to your mobile phone so that you can see exactly where Mini 2 is and what it sees. Simplified buttons and functions keep things streamlined and easy to understand compared to more advanced drones. GPS keeps track of where the drone is while the vision sensors on the bottom map out the ground below it and assist automated landing.

The 1/2.3-inch sensor is capable of recording 12-megapixel images and a maximum video resolution of 4K/30fps @100 Mbps. Additionally, images can be saved in standard JPEG as well as RAW for advanced users who want to edit footage further. Shake-free, smooth footage is possible because of the 3-axis gimbal, which compensates for drone movement, wind, and more. While recording in 1080p resolution, pilots can get closer to their subject without actually having to move the drone thanks to the 4X Zoom (2X lossless in quality) option. Pre-programmed intelligent modes mean the drone does the hard work of capturing beautiful footage with set movements and imaging features.

The DJI Fly app and DJI Mini 2 have new enhancements that make sharing immediately on social media easy. Your cell phone can connect directly to the drone without the remote controller, and after capturing that shareable footage, download images at a high-speed rate of 20 MB/s once landed safely.

The Mini 2 standard package includes DJI Mini 2, remote controller and one battery for the retail price of $449. The Fly More Combo includes three batteries, charging hub, DJI Mini 2, a carrying case and remote controller for the retail price of $599.

FMI: www.dji.com

 


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