Customer Ratings & Reviews

Looks like a nice drone. Kinda on the cheep feeling side to me tho. Idk for $909 bucks it should come with a charger. Ya I have some but why should I have to rob one from somewhere else or buy one?? May just return it and get the m3c.

This is my second drone. My first was a mjx bugs 12 and this DJI mini 3 pro blows that drone out the water. I love it! It handles like a dream and with all the intelligent flight modes nothing else compares. I also got the fly more kit plus. Best Buys did a super job getting both of those too me.

I love it beautyfull photo amaiing camera whih gimbal ,whot work great

So much to learn but it’s amazing! If you’re questioning it, just do it and get the RC remote with the screen!

It’s just amazing! Super easy to fly if u are a beginner and very fun… really enjoy making and editing the videos and pictures. It’s very impressive how the drone follows you by it self even inside my little backyard forrest!

Overall : Excellent!! Comes with everthing you need. Fly safe.

Love it.. Has been a pretty smooth start so far. Everything working properly and no complaints so far.

This drone is the best thing ive purchased i awhile.

Love this product!!!! Pictures are amazing! If you are looking for a pro series drone this is the one!!!!

The DJI Mini 3 Pro is excellent. It performs great and was easy to learn how to fly.

Great little drone, under the weight for registration of the drone. takes great video and pictures

Fun to fly. Still learning how to fly. Takes great photos. Learning process to learn movie mode.

Best drone on the market..Steal if your into high quality videos!

Fantastic pictures at 48 Mega Pixels, 4K 60 video, and long battery life, this is an absolute winner. Took shots faster, safer, and with higher quality than going up the ladder with the big DSLR.

This is my very first drone and im completely happy with what it produces.

Great. Worth paying the extra money. It’s so nice to be able to pull out and start recording without having to setup your phone. It’s also nice to not worry about avoiding obstacles because the drone sensors work great. Over all very satisfied with this purchase.

As a lifelong photographer with no drone experience whatsoever, the DJI Mini 3 Pro and its accompanying remote control unit leave nearly nothing of consequence to be desired. Both items reflect great attention to detail in design and development. The drone weighs less than 250 grams (about a half pound) with the included battery and does not require registration with the FAA. Heavier batteries are available that increase expected flight time, but I have no desire to register my device for recreational use. The touch screen remote control is very intuitive and fits naturally in my two hands. Communication is not direct, but is established though connections with multiple satellites. Where I live, connections are abundant which will allow me to make impressive flights once I am fully comfortable with all of my drone functions. Aside from a useless startup guide, there is no instruction book included. While that terrified me at first, I found many introductory videos on YouTube that were thorough and were not in the least condescending for a novice. DJI also has some video tutorials but I found them to be plodding and unhelpful. After a couple hours of watching the tutorials that I liked (find ones you like and avoid anything you don't like!), I approached my first flight without any confusion or hesitation. Watching someone else go through the design of the flight app demystified the process and illustrated how intuitively the interface has been designed. I only had three problems I wish I had known more about before my first flight: (1) I should have gotten a much faster microSD card (my older ones gave me some glitchy transfer problems in the drone which prompted a much appreciated alert on the RC), (2) I realized that I don't own a 30+ watt USB Type-C charger (my weaker chargers will charge the drone to capacity but the process is dreadfully slow), & (3) I found out that the drone air-cools itself in flight and can overheat while idle (this came out during the LENGTHY firmware update when the drone shut down from overheating during the software install!). Flight times with the included battery are quoted as exceeding 30 minutes but are effectively less than that (the drone will not allow the battery to die at a distance and will return to its starting place to insure that it doesn't just drop from the sky). The heavier battery would add another 10+-ish minutes to a flight. Because of the charge time with my weak chargers, I kept my initial flights anchored at my house. The camera is magnificent. The sensor in this camera is larger than the ones in previous DJI "entry" drones and they are boasting its improved dynamic range - it is excellent and provides stunning still and video captures but it is NOT a sensor that should be considered truly "professional" (such a camera would be WAY too heavy). It has a fixed aperture f/1.7 lens that boasts impressive low-light performance. The actual camera is capable of rotating 90° to capture true vertical framing for people who want to capture amazing vertical content that isn't just cropped horizontal content (the rotation is as easy as a single screen tap). DJI is not playing around with their camera and drone technology. Specializing in imaging devices with stabilization and motion tracking, they have not entered the market to play. At the highest end of what they manufacture are professional tracking drones with thermal imaging capabilities. The DJI Mini 3 Pro benefits from an army of design professionals - it benefits from advances made to support drones of much higher caliber. The drone is impossibly small - it looks like a toy but is clearly not a toy. The (propeller) arms fold back onto the body of the drone - two laterally and two rotationally (they can be extended in any order). Though compact and very light, there is nothing that feels fragile about the drone (aside from the camera head which is protected by a cover when the drone is not in use). It is literally whisper quiet in operation and flight - when I flew it for the first time (straight up) it was inaudible after only two seconds (and way out of sight on a bright day) - it will never be a nuisance in a public location. But it's the remote control that is a HUGE selling point for this package. I would never consider having a phone drone - my phone is very smart but I don't like installing new apps for products and I don't want to risk a problem dealing with a work call while I'm trying to follow myself down the street with a drone. Plus, the touch screen "tablet" has been integrated with the flight controls seamlessly - everything fits comfortably in my two hands and operation is immediately intuitive (after watching videos!). Anything you see on screen can be tapped to take you to the information you want it to lead you to. There are trigger finger buttons for video start/stop and for photo focus/snap (and the application switches automatically between the two). There are two buttons on the bottom (middle fingers) that you can assign functions to based on your specific repetitive tasks. My single (SINGLE) gripe about the RC is that the screen can't compete with direct sunlight - at the very least you will need to lean over to shade the control with the shadow of your torso to reliably navigate the control. Between the remote and the associated software, you have control over almost everything imaginable: photo/video modes, focus tracking settings, modes for special captures like panorama or moving time-lapse (hyperlapse), take-off and landing, and object avoidance. Yes, the DJI Mini 3 Pro has sensors facing forward, backward, and below that allow it to maneuver around perceived obstacles (or to just stop in front of them). There is no lateral obstacle avoidance (which can present a problem if you are having the drone follow you parallel to your direction of movement). My own experiments with motion tracking (me) have been very successful in daylight but sketchy at night (problems with confusion about obstacles). One of the design elements that I have found to be mind-boggling is how well this system handles image stabilization. Because the drone is so light, sometimes if takes off and stops like a cartoon character - rearing back and lurching forward - and I can see the drone dancing around in even the slightest breeze. But all of my test images and videos have been stable as a rock (with the horizon never deviating from true horizontal). The package came with two pair of replacement propellers (one each for front/back - it looks like they are different) and a tiny Phillips screwdriver. What I have provided above is, quite literally, the simplest overview I could possibly write. The specs page for this pair of products WAY exceeds what I have written here. This is a release that is prompting LENGTHY print and video reviews that cover mostly universal excitement. This system makes intelligent choices automatically but allows for users to make settings choices at an incredibly granular level (you can have that point-and-shoot or manual selection experience). With what I can only describe from myself as a raving and enthusiastic recommendation for this system, I would like to conclude with two minor-ish gripes: (1) The microSD card slot on the drone is CRAZY difficult to deal with - cards are difficult to click-in and are fiendishly difficult to remove (I keep my fingernails short but they have never been the source of a problem for me dealing with a microSD card), & (2) Drone images on bright days here where there is water everywhere have convinced me that this drone (any drone?) could benefit from a polarization filter*. *DJI produces a series of neutral density filters (basically sunglasses) for this drone that limit the amount of light entering the camera (there is a specific purpose for these filters that I don't personally like or desire) - I have mostly noticed the annoying glare from the reflection of sunlight on water that I would like to remove. I have attached two photos from my third flight (the first one where I took any images) - mostly shooting from a short range around the airspace above my house in late twilight - conditions are actually hazy here so I guarantee you that what you can see in these photographs has its clarity obscured by meteorological conditions. They're stunning. I have ordered a backup battery pack. With that plus my accumulated couple hours of video time plus a couple hours of home-bound flight time, I'll be ready for absolutely ANYTHING. This is amazing.

So practical and fun to use and easy to carry on everywhere

This is my first drone and I am very happy with how easy it is to operate.

This is an awesome little drone! It takes great pictures and is easy to fly. I love it! The only thing that could be done better is if the Fly More Plus kit was sold with the drone as a combo like I have seen on other sites.