5 Reasons To NOT BUY the DJI Mini 4 Pro

He’s. Comparing a pinto to a Ferrari

You are comparing it with larger drones for the most part. So thank you for wasting our time!

Just purchased my Mini 4 pro. And I flew it for the 1st time today. This drone is insanely AWESOME. For me, it is perfect. DJI does a great job of making a drone that has amazing capabilities.

Clickbait at it’s best! Better Title would be: 5 Reasons to buy a more expensive DJI Drone! This vid should be tagged as an advertisement Basically he says that the top drone in its segment is not as good as more expensive drones from dji. 😂 And at the end…affiliate Link for the criticized product directly at dji 😂😂😂

You are so right about this small drone having its failings. It isn't a patch on my Chinook with a full film crew and professional editing suite on board. C'mon what do you expect for a sub 250g drone?

This dude is comparing the mini 4 pro with a mavic 3 pro which is 4 times the price....

Bought mini 4 pro and sold my mini 3 pro. I have the mavic 3 and i don't even use it anymore. Love the small size and portability.

Mini 4 pro is arguably the best in its class. You are comparing it to its more advanced and more expensive counterparts. 😅

Apples to Oranges… $800 v $3,000.

Have both Mavic 3 Pro and Mini 4 Pro, i find myself grabbing the mini more often. Small and compact is super nice. Mavic 3 Pro - 950g + Mini 4 Pro 249g Some places require license for anything 250g or higher

What's a better drone between the Air2S and the Mini 4 Pro? I'm more of a casual user and haven't had a drone since the original Mavic.

I do appreciate the work he has put in the video, but it would make more sence to compare the DJI mini 4 pro to other 249gr drones. And (after watching some) it seems to be top of this segment on the market. In most EU countries you have to be licensed to use drones above that 249gr. That means you can’t fly a drone with multiple lenses, a bigger sensor, more capable speed of heavier load to fight against the wind as these are ALL heavier. I would recommend to get a license if you can make money out of your drone. Otherwise, have fun with your 249gr model 😎

These are not just reasons not to buy a specific mini 4 pro... He is comparing what almost all light weight drones won't do versus big ones. So if you are looking to upgrade your e.g. mini 2 or other make, stay withing low budget or wanna meet most countries legalities to fly in cities -> DEFINITELY BUY!

This is a small, lightweight drone and that’s why I think people will buy it. To me it’s the equivalent of a small point and shoot compact camera , if you want pro-grade results, you’ve gotta buy the right tools. Manage your expectations and you won’t be disappointed.

I currently have the magic Air 2s. Do you think it’s worth upgrading to this drone? Would it be considered an upgrade for that matter? I’m conflicted. The only I’m drawn to the mini 4 pro is the side sensors, which mine lacks. Please help!

Do you have any experiences with the hyperlapse on the mavic 3 pro? I've been getting constant shakes and unusable time-lapse video's. I gave up trying

Thanks for the info. I got the 4pro and i will start with this anyway. If i get pro and time i will check the bigger ones. In Finland there is a restrictions above 250g.

???? Do you think it is compareable?????? Can you make compare with price range and another drone product like skydio vs mini 4.. base on the price line which one is the best...

I have a Mavic Pro 3, Mavic Classic and the Air2S. I'm selling the Classic to get the Mini 4Pro Combo+ because of the smaller footprint and vertical shooting. Am I nuts?

Hello Danny, at 0:29 in this video the camera switches from horizontal to vertical. Is that a feature that the Mavic 3 Pro and/or Air 3 also have?