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DJI Mini 4 Pro + Remote Controller

Name: DJI Mini 4 Pro + Remote Controller
Brand: DJI
SKU: 936549
Price: 799 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 9 (86 reviews)

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Which drone license do you need?
You don't need a drone license for this license. That way, you can take off faster with your drone. You have to register an operator registration number and stick it on your drone.
The most important drone rules
This drone has a C0 label and flies in the A1 open category, which allows you to fly over buildings and people. Before your flight, always look for a map of the No Fly Zones so you fly safely.

Specifications

Product

Product
	Product number	936549
	Manufacturer code	CP.MA.00000731.04
	Brand	DJI
	Processing of your defect	Via Coolblue
	Old product returned for free

Wet- en regelgeving

Wet- en regelgeving
	Drone course needed
	Operator registration number required
	Open category	A1
	Cx label	C0

Usage

Usage
	User level	Advanced, Beginner
	Maximum flight time	34 min
	Speed	57,6 km/h
	Flight mode	ActiveTrack, Course Lock, Hyperlapse, MasterShots, Point of Interest, QuickShot, Waypoints
	Maximum distance obstacle detection	12 m
	Obstacle detection position	360 degrees
	Automatic obstacle detection
	Maximum flight distance	18 km
	Maximum wind speed resistance	38,5 km/h
	Suitable for drone racing

Functionalities

Functionalities
	Built-in GPS receiver
	Return to Home function
	Follow Me function
	GLONASS
	Controllable via app
	Video transfer method	OcuSync
	Maximum signal range	10 km
	Controllable via hand gestures

Power supply

Power supply
	Battery charging time	75 min
	Power source
	Power supply type	Rechargeable battery
	Power connector input type (female)	USB Type C
	Battery level indicator
	Number of batteries included	1
	Type of battery	Specific battery
	Battery/battery capacity	2,59 Ah

Image

Image
	Image quality	Good
	Technology image sensor	CMOS
	Total number of megapixels	48 MP
	Horizontal aspect ratio	16
	Vertical aspect ratio	9
	Viewing angle	81 °
	Image stabilization
	Image stabilization type	3-axis
	Maximum video resolution	4K
	Maximum fps in Ultra HD (4K)	60 fps
	Maximum fps in Full HD (1080p)	60 fps
	Photo file format	JPEG, RAW
	Video file format	AVC/H.264, MP4, MPEG-4, MPEG-4 AVCHD (H.264)
	Resolution height	2160 pixels
	Resolution width	3840 pixels
	Digital zoom	2

Physical properties

Physical properties
	Foldable
	Depth	29,8 cm
	Width	37,3 cm
	Height	10,1 cm
	Weight	249 g
	Color	Gray
	Material	Plastic
	Width collapsed	14,8 cm
	Depth collapsed	9,4 cm
	Height collapsed	6,4 cm
	Memory card reader
	Expandable storage capacity up to	512 GB
	Memory card	MicroSD
	Drone controller type	Remote controller

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DJI Mini 4 Pro + Remote Controller

Review is 9,0 out of 10, based on 86 reviews.

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Installation

Review is 8,5 out of 10.

Range

Review is 9,5 out of 10.

Battery life

Maneuverability

Review is 10 out of 10.

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Review is 9,6 out of 10.

An exciting first drone experience

Image quality
Sensors on all sides
Programmable waypoints
Battery life could be a little better

This is my very first drone and it was an immediate experience! The adrenaline and wow effect you get when taking off for the first time is difficult to describe. You immediately feel like a high-end filmmaker when you send the images to your mobile phone or computer: Fantastic image, extremely stable and recordings with cinematographic allure.

The drone feels a bit plasticy, but I suspect that this is inevitable if you want to stay under 250 grams (to be exempt from mandatory drone training). I have already crashed it into a hedge 3 times (more about this later) and everything still seems to be fine. So the build quality seems good to me.

Some findings / experiences:

I bought the drone to film gardens. You have a function that allows you to program a flight route and then re-fly it exactly at different times. Nice to capture the difference between winter and spring in images. You soon encounter one important limitation: the sensors. The sensors that ensure that you don't bump into anything also ensure that such a programmed route only works in an open space. For example, if you want to fly between 2 hedges or under trees, you will soon receive a message that an object has been detected and that the flight route is paused. Bummer… You can solve this by turning off the sensors, but then I strongly recommend using your drone intensively for a few weeks so that you get to know the drone behavior without sensors. If not, you are guaranteed to crash into something, for example when “return to home” is activated at the end of the route. (Experienced..)
Experience required: Your drone is extremely easy to operate, but that also makes you quickly overconfident. In the beginning, all the levers of the remote control are not very intuitive, so you sometimes dare to exchange "turning around the axis" with "flying full throttle in one direction", resulting in a crashed drone (experienced... of course... without damage, fortunately..)
On the internet you have hundreds of videos on how to fly this drone. I think a “10 beginner mistakes…” video is a must-have for first-time drones. Also the video “Can you fly with a drone in Belgium” by a certain “Herman D.” recommended.
When I bought my drone, I had no idea about the applicable regulations for operating a drone. However, there are several videos from Coolblue on YouTube that helped me get started here. For example, you must register your drone with the FPS (https://es.mobilit.fgov.be/drones/). Drone training is not mandatory, but I thought it was an added value. You will learn, for example, whether or not you can fly over people, what about flying over houses, what no-fly zones are and how you can consult them, whether or not you can fly in the dark, how high you can go, etc. ... After the training (virtual online & free via the government site) you can take an online exam where you must achieve 75% or more. You really have to study for this because the questions cannot always be answered by just thinking logically. I can really recommend this course to avoid getting into trouble later.
You need insurance for a drone. So also check whether your drone is covered by your civil liability insurance. This was the case with me.

In any case, I'm absolutely in love with my new drone and I can't wait until spring to shoot beautiful images. However, there was more to it than I first thought. You have to be aware of that; I would say: with this drone you get a top device!

Review by:
Christophe
Date:
3 January 2024
Translation:
Automatically translated from Nederlands

Easy and very good drone

Very easy to fly
Handy bag
Battery life
On the expensive side

I had never even flown a drone before and with this one it is really very easy, do not put it in sport mode because then the sensors do not work... Furthermore, anyone can create very professional images using the master shots and the Quickshots. . I really don't regret the purchase for a moment. The fly-more combo is a requirement in my opinion, you really want to fly for a long time once you have this drone.

Review by:
Jild
Date:
3 October 2023
Translation:
Automatically translated from Nederlands

Video quality
Camera stability
Guidance by DJI through videos, etc
Anti-collision systems have a very wide adjustment, so you have to turn them off if, for example, you want to fly through a corridor of up to 4 meters wide.

I bought the drone to film gardens. You have a function that allows you to program a flight route and then re-fly it exactly at different times. Nice to capture the difference between winter and spring in images. You soon encounter one important limitation: the sensors. The sensors that ensure that you don't bump into anything also ensure that such a programmed route only works in an open space. For example, if you want to fly between 2 hedges or under trees, you will soon receive a message that an object has been detected and that the flight route is paused. Bummer... You can solve this by turning off the sensors, but then I strongly recommend using your drone intensively for a few weeks so that you get to know the drone behavior without sensors. If not, you are guaranteed to crash into something, for example when “return to home” is activated at the end of the route. (Experienced..)
Experience required: Your drone is extremely easy to operate, but that also makes you quickly overconfident. In the beginning, all the levers of the remote control are not very intuitive, so you sometimes dare to exchange "turning around the axis" with "flying full throttle in one direction", resulting in a crashed drone (experienced... of course... without damage, fortunately..)
Online you will find hundreds of videos on how to fly this drone. I think a "10 beginner mistakes..." video is really a must for first-time droners. The video "Can you fly with a drone in Belgium" is also recommended.
When I bought my drone, I had no idea about the applicable regulations for operating a drone. However, there are several videos from Coolblue on YouTube that helped me get started here. For example, you must register your drone with the FPS (https://es.mobilit.fgov.be/drones/). Drone training is not mandatory, but I thought it was an added value. You will learn, for example, whether or not you are allowed to fly over people, what to do with flying over houses, what no-fly zones are and how you can consult them, whether or not you are allowed to fly in the dark, how high you can go, etc. ... After the training (virtual online & free via the government site) you can take an online exam where you must achieve 75% or more. You really have to study for this because the questions cannot always be answered by just thinking logically. I can really recommend this course to avoid getting into trouble later.
You need insurance for a drone. So also check whether your drone is covered by your civil liability insurance. This was the case with me.

Review by:
Christophe
Date:
2 January 2024
Translation:
Automatically translated from Nederlands

DJI Mini 4 Pro + Remote Controller

Choose your accessories

Choose the better drone to record extra bright footage

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Good to know

Which drone license do you need?

The most important drone rules