Civil Drones (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles)

In 2025, the Chinese company Insta360 unveiled a disruptive drone, the Antigravity A1.
This is probably the most significant innovation compared to DJI in a long time because, unlike conventional drones, it's the first integrated 360° drone with immersive video streaming: the A1 captures everything around it, allowing for post-flight video reframing and the creation of highly immersive or narrative shots.

The Antigravity A1 has the following features:
- 8K video and high-resolution photo capture: Equipped with dual 1/1.28" sensors for filming in 8K30, 5.2K60, or 4K100, and capturing highly detailed 360° photos.
- Invisible drone effect: Thanks to a 360 fusion algorithm developed by Insta360, the drone virtually disappears into the images, creating a flying camera effect without photobombing.
- FPV mode with Vision goggles: These goggles feature person tracking, two 1.03-inch Micro-OLED screens with a 2560x2560 resolution per eye, pancake optics, and weigh 340g.
- Intuitive FreeMotion control: The Grip controller allows for simple piloting by pointing in the desired direction. This is supposed to make the A1 "considerably easier to master than traditional dual-stick drones."
- Automatic and creative flight functions: modes like waypoints, automated cinematic movements (Sky Genie), and object tracking (Deep Track) make it easy to capture beautiful shots without extensive expertise.
- Simplified capture and editing: the entire environment is captured in 360°, allowing you to crop, stabilize, and create videos directly in post-production, with dedicated software and mobile app from Antigravity/Insta360.
- The A1 is lightweight and compliant with many regulations: under 249g (standard version), which often allows you to fly without a license in many countries.
- Safety and reliability modes: obstacle avoidance, automatic return, and load detection to prevent unauthorized use.
- Landing gear that automatically retracts during takeoff and landing to protect the lower lens, which is curved but the lenses are replaceable, thanks to the same system used on the Insta360 X5.

The Antigravity A1 was supposed to be available for $1,599 with the drone, Vision goggles and control handle, or for $1,899 in the Explorer pack, which also includes accessories and extra batteries, but it is currently banned from sale in the USA (January 2026).

Potensic ATOM 2

Potensic LT

Drones from the Chinese manufacturer Potensic are credible competitors to those of the industry leader, DJI.

The Potensic ATOM 2 is a very compact and lightweight drone (~249 g) that features a 1/2 Sony sensor, for 8K photos at 48 MP and 4K/30 fps video recording with HDR support, a 3-axis gimbal, a lens with an f/1.8 aperture for better low-light performance, and intelligent modes: AI tracking, AI night mode, panorama, Dolly Zoom, etc. It offers video transmission up to 10 km (FCC version) and has a claimed flight time of approximately 31~32 minutes, putting it in the same league as DJI's Mini drones.
Compared to its direct competitor, the DJI Mini 4K, the Potensic ATOM 2 boasts advanced features (AI, "Dolly Zoom"), a 48MP sensor, and a brighter zoom lens, but its video quality is inferior.

The Potensic ATOM 2 is available starting at $360 on its own or as part of the Fly More Combo kit with the RC PTD remote controller for $580 (November 2025).

The Potensic LT is a very compact and lightweight drone (~249 g) with a 12 MP camera capable of recording in 2.5K with electronic stabilization ("ShakeVanish") (EIS), and a claimed transmission range of up to 4 km, with a flight time of up to 40 minutes thanks to its 3000 mAh battery, GPS (GNSS) with intelligent flight functions: ''Follow Me'', ''Waypoints'', ''Return to Home'', etc.

The Potensic LT is available from $87 to $170 (November 2025).

DJI NEO 2

In November 2025, DJI announced a new iteration of its camera drone for beginners: the DJI Neo 2. This new model introduces several improvements:

Obstacle detection in any direction, thanks to its monocular vision system, forward-facing LiDAR, and downward-facing infrared sensors.

Improved maneuverability in windy conditions; the Neo 2 can withstand winds of 29-38 km/h (19-24 mph).

The same 12MP 1/2-type (30.7 mm²) sensor as the original Neo, but now capable of recording 4K at 100fps, compared to 4K at 30fps. The lens aperture is reduced from f/2.8 to f/2.2.

A new two-axis gimbal on the Neo 2.

A small screen on the front near the camera displays the current shooting mode for easier operation when using gesture and/or voice control modes without a controller. Onboard storage is increased from 22 GB to 49 GB.

The DJI Neo 2, which weighs 151 g (5.3 oz), is not officially available in the United States. DJI faces an ban on its drone products in the United States.

DJI Mini 5 Pro

DJI Mini 5 Pro with RC-2 remote control

Introduced in September 2025, the DJI Mini 5 Pro replaces the Mini 4 Pro and still weighs less than 249 g.
The Mini 5 Pro features an improved 1-inch, 50 MP, f/1.8 aperture photo-video sensor, which allows for better low-light performance and better detail rendering. It has advanced video modes: 4K/60 fps HDR recording with high dynamic range ( 14 stops), slow motion up to 4K/120 fps, 10-bit (H.265) recording + color profiles like D-Log M and HLG, and a Med-Tele mode ( 48 mm) for more powerful digital zooms or better quality optical/virtual cropping than previously possible.
Stabilization is provided by a 3-axis gimbal with 225° roll rotation, allowing for quick vertical filming (useful for social media, etc.).
The Mini 5 Pro offers omnidirectional obstacle detection, including front-facing LiDAR, vision sensors, infrared sensors, and more. Significant improvement especially in low-light/night conditions, a safer nighttime return-to-home (RTH) function: the drone can detect obstacles (e.g., tall buildings) even in dark conditions, and climb or maneuver intelligently to avoid collisions, RTH even without GNSS signal: it can memorize flight paths when the light is sufficient and use optical/visual positioning/map building to return, and it has dual-band GNSS (L1 + L5), which provides better positioning accuracy and more available satellites, better signal stability, an improvement in the 360° ActiveTrack mode: better subject tracking, smoother, safer, improved video transmission (O4+ according to leaks) for long range.

The DJI Mini 5 Pro is not officially available in the United States. It is priced at $769 for the base version. The first DJI Mini 5 Pro Fly More Bundle (DJI RC-N3) includes the DJI RC-N3 remote controller, a shoulder bag, a two-way charging dock, and two additional Intelligent Flight Batteries for $929. The second DJI Mini 3 Fly More Bundle (DJI RC-2) includes the DJI RC 2 remote controller, a shoulder bag, a two-way charging station, and two additional Intelligent Flight Batteries for $1,039 (September 2025).

DJI Mavic 4 Pro

RC2 Pro remote controller

The DJI Mavic 4 Pro, launched in May 2025, features a triple camera system: a 28mm f/2.0 to f/11 aperture lens paired with a 100MP Hasselblad 4/3 CMOS sensor, a 70mm f/2.8 lens paired with a 48MP 1/1.3 CMOS sensor, and a 168mm f/2.8 lens with a 50MP 1/1.5 CMOS sensor. All three cameras benefit from native Dual ISO Fusion technology, seamlessly combining the benefits of high and low ISO settings, as well as RAW stacking for up to 5 images. Its gimbal can rotate 360° and rotate 70° upwards.

The Mavic 4 Pro has a battery life of up to 51 minutes, optimized omnidirectional obstacle detection, and HD video transmission. It also features six high-performance, low-light fisheye sensors and dual processors, ActiveTrack 360° mode, and a DJI O4+ transmission system that enables 10-bit HDR image transmission up to 30 km.

The Mavic 4 Pro is accompanied by a new remote controller, the RC Pro 2, which features a high-brightness 7-inch Mini-LED display, a battery life of up to 4 hours, and 128 GB of built-in storage.

The DJI Mavic 4 Pro, sold separately with the RC 2 remote controller, is available for 2,099, or as a bundle with batteries, a bag, a charging station, and the RC 2 for 2,699, or as a bundle with the RC2 Pro instead of the RC2 for 3,539 (May 2025).

DJI Flip

In January 2025, DJI presents an amazing drone, the DJI Flip.

The DJI Flip stands out for its innovative design: its rotors fold under the body of the drone, and the propeller protection is integrated, thus offering a model that is both practical and safe. With a size of only 13 cm long and 17 cm high for a weight of 249 g, it benefits from the European C0 classification.
It offers piloting modes inspired by the DJI Neo, while being compatible with classic DJI remote controls. It has six intelligent modes for creative shots: Dronie, Circle, Rocket, Spotlight, Spiral and Boomerang. In addition, the drone automatically detects subjects and follows them in real time.
Equipped with the same 48 MP sensor as the DJI Mini 3 Pro, the DJI Flip delivers sharp, detailed photos thanks to its 22 mm lens with an f/1.7 aperture. It shoots in JPEG or RAW (DNG format) with a resolution of 12 MP (via pixel binning) or up to 8064 x 6048 pixels. In video, it films in 4K at 50 or 60 frames per second.
The DJI Flip integrates a front obstacle detection system and uses OcuSync 4.0 technology for reliable image transmission. It also has 2 GB of internal memory and offers up to 31 minutes of autonomy for extended flight sessions.
The DJI Flip integrates a front obstacle detection system and uses OcuSync 4.0 technology for reliable image transmission. It also has 2GB of internal memory and offers up to 31 minutes of battery life for extended flight sessions.

The DJI Flip is offered with the RC-N3 controller for $ 439.
or with the RC 2 controller for $ 639.
and in the Fly More Combo with three batteries and a carrying bag for $ 779 (July 2025).

DJI Air 3s

DJI Air 3s cameras

In October 2024, DJI introduced the DJI Air 3s, which replaces the DJI Air 3.

The DJI Air 3s features a new 50MP 1-type CMOS sensor (13.2 x 8.8 mm) equivalent to a 24mm f1.8 lens. The telephoto lens remains unchanged from the Air 3 using a 48MP 1/1.3-type sensor equivalent to 70mm f2.8. Both cameras can capture up to 4K/120p or 4K/60p when shooting HDR. All videos can be captured in 10-bit up to 12,800 (3200 when shooting in D-Log M) even in regular color mode, and D-Log M and HLG modes are available.
The DJI Air 3s has improved obstacle detection, including "Nightscape Omnidirectional Obstacle Sensing" with a first on a DJI drone, forward-facing LiDAR and downward-facing infrared sensors, and six vision sensors (two each on the front, back, and bottom). Smart RTH (Return to Home) function to return the drone to its takeoff location safely, even at night.
The DJI Air 3s also has a new Panorama mode, real-time positioning and map building technology, DJI ActiveTrack 360 subject tracking, DJI's O4 video transmission system that transmits 10-bit video up to 1080/60p and 42GB of built-in storage, a 45-minute flight time.

The DJI Air 3s weighs 724g (battery included) and is offered with the RC-N3 controller for $1,099.
or in a Fly More combo with the RC-N3 controller, a set of ND filters, two additional batteries, a battery charging hub and a shoulder rig for $1,399.
or in a Fly More combo with the RC 2 controller (integrated screen of 700 nits, 5" 1080p), a set of ND filters, two extra batteries, a charging hub and a shoulder bag for $1,599 (October 2024).

DJI Mini 4K (c) dji france

DJI Mini 4K remote (c) dji france

In 2024, DJI will launch the DJI Mini 4K, a marketing-focused version of the 2020 DJI Mini 2.

This entry-level drone features some minor software improvements over the Mini 2 but retains its foldable and compact design and offers 4K video recording at up to 30 fps and 12 MP photos with a 1/2.3" sensor at a very attractive price.
This sensor is equivalent to the 1/2.3" Sony EXMOR sensor (effective pixels: 12.4 M (total pixels: 12.76 M) of the DJI Phantom 3 4K released in 2016).
It also has a flight time of up to 31 minutes, a transmission distance of up to 10 km (FCC version) / approximately 6 km (CE standard). 3-axis stabilization (nacelle / gimbal).
Like DJI Mavic Mini, Mini SE, Mini 2, Mini 2 SE, and Mini 3, the DJI Mini 4K does not have sensors that allow the drone to detect and navigate around obstacles, unlike the DJI Mini 3 Pro, Mini 4 Pro, and Mini 5 Pro.
The Mini 4K's intelligent 2400 mAh flight battery is the same as the one used in the DJI Mini 2/Mini 2 SE/Mini SE.

The DJI Mini 4K weighs 246 grams (battery included) and is available starting at 269 including VAT (October 2024).

DJI Neo

In September 2024, DJI is releasing its lightest and most compact drone designed for everyone: the DJI Neo.

Weighing 135g, it can take off and land from the palm of your hand. Simply press Neo's mode button, select the desired shooting mode (Dronie, Circle, Rocket, Spotlight, Spiral or Boomerang), and Neo automatically takes care of the rest, all without a remote controller.

DJI Neo is equipped with a 1/2-inch image sensor to capture 12MP photos or stabilized 4K/30fps videos directly from the camera on a single-axis mechanical gimbal. It has 22GB of internal storage and has a battery life of 18 minutes. Equipped with artificial intelligence algorithms, Neo can follow the subject within the frame.
It is also possible to pilot the DJI Neo via a smartphone and the DJI Fly application, including by voice control, or using the DJI RC-N3 remote control or even the DJI Goggles 3 or the FPV remote control 3. The DJI Neo is classified C0.
The DJI is also available in a Fly More Combo pack with two additional batteries, the triple charging station, as well as the DJI RC-N3 remote control.

The DJI Neo weighs 135 grams (battery included) and is available from $ 199 including VAT or in a Fly More Combo pack for $ 289 including VAT (September 2024).

DJI Avata 2

Goggles 3

In 2024, two years after the previous model, DJI is updating its FPV (first-person view) cinewhoop-style model with the DJI Avata 2.

The DJI Avata 2 is a 3-inch cinewhoop that allows shooting up to 4K at 60 fps in ultra-wide angle, its camera is mounted on a 1-axis gimbal + dual EIS RockSteady and HorizonSteady stabilization.
It has a 1/1.3-inch CMOS sensor with a resolution of 48 MP at a wide FOV of 155 °, capable of filming in 4K at 60fps or in 2.7K up to 120p, the new O4 transmission system, immersive piloting using the new Goggles 3 headset. It also has a maximum speed of 19m / s in manual mode, a battery life up to 23 minutes hovering and 8 minutes in ACRO mode, a 2150mAh 4S Li-Ion battery, 46GB of internal storage. The DJI Avata 2 is classified C1.

The DJI Goggles 3 allow video feedback via the micro-OLED screens in 1080p and external view without having to remove the headset

The DJI Avata 2 weighs 377 grams (battery included) and is available from $ 489 including VAT or in a Fly More Combo pack for $ 999 including VAT (September 2024).

Skydio X2

The Skydio X2 is a compact and versatile American quadcopter drone designed for professional use, including a military version (X2D) and an enterprise version (X2E).
It is a serious competitor to the DJI Mavic. The Skydio X2 features a reinforced carbon fiber frame with folding arms, a claimed flight time of approximately 35 minutes on a standard battery, a 12 MP HDR color main sensor (photo resolution ~4056×3040), and 4K video at 60 fps in the "color/thermal" version. It boasts a highly sophisticated flight and obstacle avoidance system: six navigation cameras, 360° coverage, in-flight 3D modeling, and a wireless transmission range of up to approximately 6 km on the 5 GHz band (and up to ~10 km depending on the version + 1.8 GHz band) in certain configurations. The "thermal" version is equipped with a FLIR Boson-type thermal sensor (e.g., 320×256 or 320P) with digital zoom.

The X2D (Defense) version: intended for military or government use, it may include features such as a thermal sensor and color camera, multiband transmission, high encryption, etc.
The Multiband version is capable of operating on multiple frequencies. The RQ-28A is a short-range reconnaissance (SRR) variant of the X2D for the United States Army. The Trinetra version is an Indianized variant of the X2D built by AeroArc. The Trinetra features numerous improvements over the original X2D, allowing it to operate in more extreme temperatures and at higher altitudes. The drone also has two thermal cameras. Nearly 700 drones have been ordered by the Indian Army.

The X2E (Enterprise) version: intended for businesses, emergency services, and civilian agencies. Available in "color" (non-thermal) or "color/thermal" versions.

The Skydio X2 is priced between approximately $11,000 and $20,000 USD, but may be higher depending on the configuration (sensors, transmission, D or E version).

The conflicts in Ukraine or in the Middle East have shown that the use of drones, initially intended for civilian or recreational use, was increasingly frequent for military operations and with success.
The boundary where a drone initially intended to be a recreational or professional drone becomes a military drone is not clear. Beyond 10,000, it seems that it no longer exists.

The range of the SKYDIO X10 is up to 6 km with the Skydio Beacon (depending on local regulations) and control is done via the Skydio mobile app or via the Skydio Beacon for better range.

Skydio X10 remote control

map generated by Skydio X10

Skydio offers the Skydio X10 Controller and Flight Deck radio control with integrated video feedback screen, or Skydio Remote Flight Deck, an environment for taking control of the drone from a web browser. The connection between the piloting tool and the drone can be classic (2.4 and 5 GHz), with proprietary technology that guarantees a range of up to 12 km, its integrity against hacking attempts, and is distinguished by its reliability in saturated environments. But the Skydio X10 can also benefit from a 5G connection, to pilot the device from anywhere on the planet that is covered by 5G.

Skydio emphasizes the artificial intelligence of the Skydio X10, supported by the computing capacity on board the device. The X10 draws on the experience of previous Skydio models to use the images filmed by the 6 wide-angle cameras intended to model the drone's environment in real time. The principle allows for effective obstacle detection and avoidance in all directions. Skydio has chosen an Nvidia Jetson Orin GPU which, according to the brand's spokespersons, allows 10x more computing power and 10x more pixels taken into account to automate flights. Skydio's algorithms allow, with the help of thermal images, to model an environment in the dark and move around in it.
Skydio offers a new version of its Spatial AI Engine which facilitates the creation of 2D maps and 3D models in real time. Or in formats compatible with 3D processing tools such as Pix4D, Bentely iTwin Capture, DroneDeploy, ESRI SiteScan.

The Skydio X10 is designed to accommodate additional accessories, with 4 mounting points. Enough to install microphones, a parachute, a lamp, a RTK GPS, sensors for night flights, with a maximum weight of 340 grams

The Skydio X10D model is essentially an offline variant of Skydio's X10 platform with advanced artificial intelligence. It has a new feature called dynamic channel switching that helps operators monitor signal interference and switch to a clearer channel to improve the quality of the wireless transmission signal during flight. It shares many features with the X10 but has notable differences, particularly in terms of imaging capabilities and robustness for specific missions, namely:
an integrated thermal camera, in addition to the standard RGB camera, a high-precision LIDAR sensor for better 3D modeling of environments, increased robustness with IP67 certification (water and dust resistant).

In the USA, the Skydio X10 is available from $ 16,000 and in November 2024 Skydio acquired 114 patents after GoPro.

DJI Mini 4 Pro

Active track DJI Mini 4 Pro

The DJI Mini 4 Pro replaces the Mini 3 pro and still weighs less than 249 grams.
It incorporates the main characteristics of the Mini 3 pro with its 1/1.3 type CMOS sensor with dual native ISO, a 24 mm lens (equivalent) and a fixed F1.7 aperture. It can capture 48-megapixel images and sits on a 3-axis gimbal that can tilt 60º upwards. The camera is capable of cropping up to 2X for stills and up to 4X for capturing video and slow motion in 4K/100fps.
The Mini 4 Pro is the first in the series with omnidirectional obstacle and Waypoint detection and avoidance. It also features true vertical shooting, perfect for platforms that use vertical video. FocusTrack mode allows you to designate a subject and follow it with three possible modes: Spotlight, Point of Interest and ActiveTrack 360° this last mode allows you to create more dynamic ActiveTrack movements in the middle of running, kayaking, etc...
On a single charge, the DJI Mini 4 Pro can stay airborne for 34 minutes with a standard Intelligent Flight battery and up to 45 minutes with the Intelligent Flight Plus battery. Using the latter power supply will put the drone at a takeoff weight above 250g.
It allows video transmission over 20 km in 1080p/60 fps. A 100° ultra-wide optical focal length wide-angle lens and a set of ND16/64/256 filters can be purchased separately for the Mini 4 Pro

The DJI Mini 4 Pro is priced at $ 759 for the basic version and the DJI RC-N2 remote control, at $ 959 with the DJI RC 2 remote control incorporating a color screen and as a Fly More Combo kit (DJI RC 2) at $ 1099 (September 2023).

DJI Air 3

In July 2023, DJI introduced the semi-professional drone DJI Air 3 which replaces the DJI Air 2s.

The DJI Air 3 is the first model in DJI's Air series to include a dual-camera system, offering a wide-angle camera and a mid-telephoto camera. Both use identical 1/1.3-type sensors that can shoot at 48MP or 12MP (while the DJI Air 2 had a 1" sensor). The wide-angle lens is a 24mm/f1.7 equivalent and the mid-telephoto lens is a 70mm/f2.8 equivalent.
It offers 360º omnidirectional obstacle detection, superior connectivity between the remote control and the drone with OcuSync 4 transmission technology up to 20 km, it has a battery life of 46 minutes, Waypoints, Cruise Control, FocusTrack, MasterShots and QuickShots modes. It measures 207×100.5×91.1 mm and weighs 720 g.

The DJI Air 3 is offered with the RC-N3 controller for $1,099.
or in a Fly More combo with the RC-N3 controller, a set of ND filters, two extra batteries, a battery charging hub and a shoulder strap will be sold for $1,399.
or in Fly More combo with the RC 2 controller (built-in 700 nits, 5" 1080p display), a set of ND filters, two extra batteries, a charging hub and a shoulder strap bag, will be sold for $1,599 (July 2023).

DJI Mavic 3

The DJI Mavic 3 Pro and Mavic 3 Pro Cine have the same design and performance as their predecessors. Folded, the drone measures 23.1 x 9.8 x 9.5 cm. Unfolded, it measures 34.7 x 29 x 10.7 cm. The take-off weight is 958 g (and 963 g for the Cine version). Top speed reaches 75.6 km/h in Sport mode. It also uses the same 5000 mAh battery, for a maximum autonomy of 43 minutes.
The DJI Mavic 3 Pro has FocusTrack, ActiveTrack5.0, Spotlight and the Waypoints 3.0 flight planning tool as well as cruise control.

The Mavic 3 Pro has a new nacelle, which now includes a new triple photo module:
- A 4/3 inch 20 Mpx main sensor (3.3 µm photosites), coupled with a 24 mm equivalent lens opening at f/2.8-11, designed with Hasselblad;
- A secondary type 1/1.3-inch 48 Mpx sensor (2.4 µm photosites via pixel binning), associated with a 70 mm equivalent telephoto lens opening at f/2.8;
- A third 12 Mpx 1/2-inch type sensor (1.6 µm photosites), paired with a 166 mm equivalent long-range telephoto lens opening at f/3.4.

The Mavic 3 Pro Cine is based on an identical technical basis, but features a 1 TB internal SSD and supports Apple ProRes 422 formats. Both, however, have a Micro SD slot.

The DJI Mavic 3 Pro is offered at $ 2,199 for the "Standard" version,
The DJI Mavic 3 Pro Cine Premium is offered at $ 4,570 (May 2023).

DJI Inspire 3

DJI DL lenses

In 2023, seven years after the previous model, DJI updates its professional model with the DJI Inspire 3 which is intended for audiovisual professionals for the production of aerial shots.

The DJI Inspire 3 offers optimized performance thanks to its aerodynamic design, allowing 28 minutes of flight time. Its Zenmuse X9-8K camera has a 45MP full-frame sensor, an ultra-wide 161º FPV camera with a 1/1.8" sensor allowing night vision, an integrated 1TB SSD hard drive, an O3 transmission. It records 8K 75p quality footage in Apple ProRes RAW format with double native ISO and over 14 stops of dynamic range.
The DJI X9-8K Air camera is compatible with mount lenses DL (DJI Property):
- DL 18mm F/2.8 (DJI) lens
- DL 24mm F/2.8 (DJI) lens
- DL 35mm F/2.8 (DJI) lens
- DL 50mm F/2.8 (DJI) lens

Safety and precision are ensured thanks to the 360° obstacle detection system, as well as the presence of an RTK module for better navigation and the realization of planned flight missions. The DJI Inspire 3 weighs 4310 grams (batteries included) and is capable of flying at up to 94 km/h and also offers smart features to make shooting easier, such as Waypoints Pro, Spotlight Pro, 3D Tracking and Repeating Routes.

The DJI Inspire 3 is offered at $ 16 0000 (April 2023).

DJI Mini 2 SE

In February 2023, DJI presents the Mini 2 SE which completes its range of Mini drones with an entry-level and cheapest drone under 250 g.

The DJI Mini 2 SE features a 24mm (equivalent) lens mounted on a 3-axis gimbal and coupled to a 1/2.3" (6.3 x 4.7mm) CMOS sensor. It takes photos of 12 millions of pixels, videos at 2.7K/30p and have a 4X digital zoom. The Mini 2 SE only has simple downward obstacle detection but has DJI O2 transmission technology, smart features: QuickShots and Panorama and level 5 wind resistance: a wind speed of 38.6 km/h.
The DJI Mini 2 SE has dimensions of 138 x 81 x 58 mm and a maximum flight time of 31 minutes.

The DJI Mini 2 SE is offered at $ 369 or $ 519 in a DJI Mini 2 SE Fly More bundle (March 2023).