SKU: GC41-DJIMINI4K

DJI Mini 4K Drone (GL)

12 MP
4K Video Quality
31 minutes
20km
57.6 km/h
246g
12 MP
4K Video Quality
31 minutes
20km
57.6 km/h
246g
Regular price $449.00
Sale price $449.00 Regular price $449.00
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Product Overview

Capture breathtaking UHD aerial videos in stunning 4K30 resolution with DJI’s palm-sized Mini 4K Drone. Improving upon the Mini 2 SE's video capabilities, the Mini 4K retains essential features like a top flight speed of 36 mph, a remarkable OcuSync 2.0 video transmission range of up to 6.2 miles, and more. Designed for ease and enjoyment, the Mini 4K offers beginners and seasoned pilots the convenience of intelligent, pre-programmed flight modes like QuickShots and Panorama, producing professional-quality footage with a single tap. Despite its lightweight build, the Mini 4K is equipped with robust wind resistance and a reliable return-to-home function, ensuring safe and smooth operation.

What's in the box:

  • DJI Mini 4K Drone
  • RC-N1 Remote Controller
  • RC-N1 RC USB-C Cable
  • RC-N1 RC Lightning Cable
  • RC-N1 RC Micro-USB Cable
  • Intelligent Flight Battery
  • Pair of Propellers
  • 6 x Spare Screw
  • Gimbal Protector
  • Screwdriver
  • USB-C Data Cable

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Key Features

12 MP

Advanced imaging from the 1/2.3"-Type CMOS Sensor 24mm-Equivalent, f/2.8 Lens

4K Video Quality

4K/30fps video that utilises the 3-axis gimbal

31 minutes

The DJI Mini 4 flies up to 31 minutes off a single charge

20km

Stream 1080p/30fps up to 20km away using DJI's dual-band OcuSync 2.0 video transmission system

57.6 km/h

The DJI Mini 4 Pro has a maximum horizontal speed of 57.6 km/h

246g

Ultralight 246 g form factor for portable creativity and flying licence-free

DJI Mini 4K (GL)

DJI Mini 4K (GL)

Make Your Moments Fly

Light and Portable

Light and Portable

At less than 249g, this drone weighs about as much as an apple and fits in the palm of your hand. Training is not required for flying in Australia. Compact and convenient, this drone is your ideal travel companions, transforming how you capture your moments.

31-Min Max Flight Time

31-Min Max Flight Time

With a max battery life of 31 minutes, Mini 4K and Mini 2 SE grant more than enough time to compose the perfect shot.

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