By DJI Support -2019-10-29
The following article contains answers to frequently asked questions about Mavic Mini. From general product questions to those about the DJI Fly app, discover the answers to all your questions here.
Weighing under 250 grams, Mavic Mini is almost as light as the average smartphone. This makes it exceptionally portable and places it in the lowest and safest weight class of drones, which in many countries may exempt it from certain regulations. For example, in the United States and Canada, you can fly Mavic Mini without the need to register your drone with the government.
You need a microSD card in order to store your footage. For a full list of recommended memory cards, please visit the website.
Mavic Mini’s downward sensors (along with it’s GPS) aid with positioning and stability. If you are flying in an area with obstacles, we recommend using Mavic Mini with the 360° Propeller Guard to protect the propellers and fly safely.
The Fly More Combo includes the Mavic Mini, a remote controller, an extra pair of propellers, a 360° Propeller Guard, three flight batteries, a Two-Way Charging Hub, two USB cables, and a small carrying bag.
For extra style and functionality, the DJI Mini Bag fits your Mavic Mini, Two-Way Charging Hub, remote controller, other small objects, including products like Osmo Action and Osmo Pocket.
You will also be able to personalize Mavic Mini with a collection of shell stickers and colorful markers with the DIY Creative Kit.
Protect your FlyCam’s propellers en route to your destination with the Mavic Mini Propeller Holder (available in beige and charcoal).
Expand your creative options with the Snap Adapter and attach small accessories such as LED displays or building blocks on top of Mavic Mini.
Finally, ensure your Mavic Mini is always fully charged and ready for flight with the Charging Base, which doubles as a stylish display.
The DJI Fly app contains a variety of tutorials as well as a flight school. Looking for more? Subscribe to DJI Tutorials on YouTube, like DJI Support on Facebook, or follow DJI Support on Twitter.
Mavic Mini has a 12MP 1/2.3-inch CMOS sensor (24mm-equivalent lens with an ISO range of 100-3200).
Mavic Mini and the DJI Fly app support multiple QuickShots to make it easier to shoot cinematic video with just a few taps. You can also set intervals on the camera for the ultimate selfie.
You can shoot up to 2.7K/30fps or 1080p/60fps.
With a 3-axis mechanical gimbal, you can shoot incredibly smooth footage.
Mavic Mini’s remote controller supports most smartphones on the market, but compatibility may be affected by large phone cases.*
You can only control Mavic Mini using the remote controller.
Fully charged, Mavic Mini offers up to 30 minutes of flight time.
Using the DJI 18W USB charger, a battery can be fully charged in 90 minutes.
No, Mavic Mini only works with the new DJI Fly app.
When you connect to DJI Fly, the app will automatically check the current firmware and alert you if an update is available.
With DJI Fly, you can easily edit clips and create videos to be shared across your social media channels in just a couple of taps.
The DJI Fly app has integrated access to SkyPixel. This lets you check out awesome aerial shooting locations near you and can even help give you some inspiration before taking flight.*
*FlySpots is currently only available in Mainland China.
Mavic Mini is under the standard DJI warranty. Please refer to the DJI after-sales policy for more information.
You can also purchase DJI Care Refresh, a comprehensive service plan that offers up to two replacement units and covers scenarios such as user error, collisions, and water damage for greater peace of mind. Discover more about DJI Care Refresh.
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