I'm looking for a tread or post on the behavior that the Mavic Mini would have with slightly more rigid propellers. Didn't found yet. (please, don't tell me about the product warranty). I just want the point of view of experienced pilots.

Thank you!

There are posts about failures when using third party props. Like the ones you buy on amazon.

There was one in the external Mavic Pilots forum. For what I have seen carbon fiber props bear an overinflated price (and a worst risk of inflicting damage should they contact anything), while 3rd party ones have a wider degree of tolerances and might not fit as snug as the original. Propellers are almost like tires on a car... the MM is built around them, personally I wouldn't stray from the original parts.

...why you want more rigid props...?

...you have probs?

fans1cafe718 Posted at 5-1 07:20
...why you want more rigid props...?

...you have probs?

Solutions

Deucalion Posted at 5-1 07:22
Solutions

...always...yes...

...but, manufacturer approved (inside warranty period)

fans1cafe718 Posted at 5-1 07:26
...always...yes...

...but, manufacturer approved (inside warranty period)

You got me thinking about Care Refresh...

DJI Care Refresh does not cover the following:

1) The date when you apply for the replacement is not within the period of validity of your replacement service.
2) The corresponding parts have not been shipped out within seven natural days after the Online Service case is submitted. Or, the corresponding parts have not been shipped out within three days after the Express case is submitted.
3) The replacement times have been used up.
4) The part is not covered by the replacement service.
5) Damage caused by using your DJI product together with a non-DJI product or third-party accessory/software that is not authorized by DJI.
6) Some or all of the parts that are covered by the replacement service are lost.
7) Some or all of the parts that are covered by the replacement service have been stolen, looted, or discarded.
8) Damage caused by flights in unsuitable conditions.
9) The product is damaged deliberately.
10) The product is damaged directly or indirectly by natural disaster, war, military action, riot, coup, treason, terrorist activities, etc.
11) Technical enhancements or performance improvements for your product provided at an extra fee.
12) Damage caused by modifications that are not in accordance with DJI official instructions.

https://www.dji.com/service/djicare-refresh/info#terms

Deucalion Posted at 5-1 07:35
You got me thinking about Care Refresh...

DJI Care Refresh does not cover the following:

...understood...yes.

m80116 Posted at 5-1 07:15
There was one in the external Mavic Pilots forum. For what I have seen carbon fiber props bear an overinflated price (and a worst risk of inflicting damage should they contact anything), while 3rd party ones have a wider degree of tolerances and might not fit as snug as the original. Propellers are almost like tires on a car... the MM is built around them, personally I wouldn't stray from the original parts.

OK,  Thanks you !

fans1cafe718 Posted at 5-1 07:20
...why you want more rigid props...?

...you have probs?

I do not have those and not intersted to.
I'm just asking what is your knowledges about these props.

Cheers !

For infos, I did not yet fly like I  would like. Maybe one of these days (I hope).