TheBoy
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Flight distance : 28958264 ft
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hallmark007 Posted at 6-15 01:56
I don’t think mini 3 is double the price of the mini 2 at least on release it wasn’t. And take into account the improvements including a new and bigger sensor camera, it cannot be compared just like its twice the price. Its like saying the mini 3 is €299 cheaper than the Mavic 1 was.
Regarding this 50% that also is pie , its much more likely if you have a problem you will report it also there are many many more stories of people having issues flying in urban areas than Rural. We have also seen many tests showing in optimum conditions that djis advertised distances have been achieved.
In the UK, the Mini 2 was £419 at launch, for the drone, and £549 for fly more.
The Mini 3 is £849 I think, or just over £1,000 for fly more.
So about double the cost.
Is it worth it? Horses for courses. On the pro side, it has a lot more gimmicks (tracking, OA, vertical shooting) on that might appeal to some, and has a pretty decent camera. Also, it's very impressive in the wind for such a small, light aircraft. The Mini 2 has the advantages that its almost as good, lacks the signal integrity/range that clearly affects many of the Mini 3's (and boy admission, yours, but to a lesser extent) and is half the cost. So when I'm recommending drones, more often than not, its hard to ignore the Mini 2 if the potential new owner doesn't need the extra gimmicks.
One of the recent-ish Mavic got a f/w update to improve signal integrity. I get a feeling it might have been the Mini 2, very early on, so there is some hope. But the Mini 2 has better antenna positioning than the Mini 3, so its always going to have an advantage, even if they can improve the receiver sensitivity and selectivity. |
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