- Is the Mini 2 SE worth it over the Mini 3?
- The Mini 3 adds 4K, a larger sensor, vertical shooting and optional obstacle avoidance. The Mini 2 SE is the simpler, lighter-featured pick for casual flyers who mainly shoot in daylight.
- Do I need to register the Mini 2 SE?
- At under 250g it falls under the recreational exemption in many countries, including the US and much of the EU. Rules vary, and some places require a test or app registration regardless.
- How long can it fly on one battery?
- DJI rates it at up to 31 minutes. Real flights with wind and hovering typically run a few minutes shorter.
- Does it have obstacle avoidance?
- No. The Mini 2 SE has downward vision and GPS for stable hovering and return-to-home, but no forward or side sensors to stop it hitting objects.
- What comes in the box?
- The standard kit includes the drone, one battery, the RC-N1 controller, spare propellers, a gimbal protector and cables. The controller holds your phone, which serves as the screen.
- Can it shoot vertical video for social media?
- Not natively. You can crop 2.7K footage to vertical, but there is no rotating gimbal mode like the Mini 3's.
- Where is the DJI Mini 2 SE cheapest?
- At vipoutlet.com, for $269.00, 21% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the DJI Mini 2 SE?
- 12 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, vipoutlet.com, Beachcamera, Samy's Camera, Drones Made Easy.