@DealsDrone has posted a rumour that a non-Pro version of the Mini 3 would be available in September.


Same camera, but no obstacle sensing.

Interesting, i doubt there will be a vast price difference if its just OS being removed, but it wouldnt surprise me to see a lower spec model ready from crimbo

https://twitter.com/DealsDrone/status/1565139401734295552

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What would be the point of removing a useful feature like that?  Doesn't make sense.

Isnt that called the Mini2?

Isnt that called the Mini2?

Blériot53 Posted at 8-31 21:54
What would be the point of removing a useful feature like that?  Doesn't make sense.

Lower pricing.
I guess the pricing would sit between Mini 3 Pro and Mini 2.

DAFlys Posted at 8-31 23:43
Isnt that called the Mini2?

It will be similar to Mini 2 but with an upgraded camera, ability to use extended battery and the use of the RC remote.  And they can price it right between Mini 2 and Mini 3 Pro.

nosnoop Posted at 9-1 00:03
Lower pricing.
I guess the pricing would sit between Mini 3 Pro and Mini 2.

I'd still pay the extra. Assuming there were to be a significant difference.

nosnoop Posted at 9-1 00:08
It will be similar to Mini 2 but with an upgraded camera, ability to use extended battery and the use of the RC remote.  And they can price it right between Mini 2 and Mini 3 Pro.

Well they are going to need to drop something from the Mini line-up then.  

i think they need to sort some of the pro features out on the mini 3 before realising a non pro version (or just rename this one).

Blériot53 Posted at 9-1 00:12
I'd still pay the extra. Assuming there were to be a significant difference.

Same. Activetrack and obstacle sensors are the main things that made me upgrade my old mini. I'd pay the extra for these features.

Beta5K Posted at 9-1 06:36
Same. Activetrack and obstacle sensors are the main things that made me upgrade my old mini. I'd pay the extra for these features.

Fundamental requirements.

Sounds like a good marketing angle from DJI.

Bashy Posted at 8-31 19:37
Interesting, i doubt there will be a vast price difference if its just OS being removed, but it wouldnt surprise me to see a lower spec model ready from crimbo

https://twitter.com/DealsDrone/status/1565139401734295552

Thanks for sharing the link Bashy.  Sounds reminiscent of the Mini to Mini SE version.

DowntownRDB Posted at 9-1 14:07
Thanks for sharing the link Bashy.  Sounds reminiscent of the Mini to Mini SE version.

Yeah, sure does, may make it a bit more affordable, but i think it would need to lose more than just the OA to bring it down to a decent amount

Bashy Posted at 9-1 19:54
Yeah, sure does, may make it a bit more affordable, but i think it would need to lose more than just the OA to bring it down to a decent amount

I have no doubt about having to remove more than just OA to get the price down.  

Have a great day Bashy.