DJI Air 3 (DJI RC-N2), Drone with Medium Tele & Wide-Angle Dual Primary Cameras, 46-Min Max Flight Time, Omnidirectional Obstacle Sensing, 48MP Photos, 4K/60fps HDR, Compliance with FAA Remote ID vs DJI Mini 3, Drones with Camera for Adults 4K, 38-min Flight Time, up to 32800ft (10km) Video Transmission, True Vertical Shooting, GPS Auto Return Integrated, Mini Drone with Camera for Beginners
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#6 in Drones
DJI
DJI Air 3 (DJI RC-N2), Drone with Medium Tele & Wide-Angle Dual Primary Cameras, 46-Min Max Flight Time, Omnidirectional Obstacle Sensing, 48MP Photos, 4K/60fps HDR, Compliance with FAA Remote ID
$871.96
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Pros
- +Huge difference (compared to mini 3 pro)
- +Great for flying over ocean
- +Good for filming wildlife (70mm lens)
- +Produces documentary-like footage
- +Significant improvement over air 2
“the difference is huge, I love flying mine over the ocean during sunsets... I sometimes film some pelicans with the 70mm and it looks like a documentary!”
#2 in Drones
DJI
DJI Mini 3, Drones with Camera for Adults 4K, 38-min Flight Time, up to 32800ft (10km) Video Transmission, True Vertical Shooting, GPS Auto Return Integrated, Mini Drone with Camera for Beginners
$419.00
100/100Excellent
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Pros
- +Capable of excellent manual tracking
- +Good value for parts/accessories
- +Available for purchase
- +Good value for price ($549)
Cons
- -Limitations in image quality under challenging lighting conditions
- -Bound to someone's account (if intending to fly)
- -Needs accessories for a complete kit (lens filters, carrying case, extra battery, strobe light, glare shield)
“Bought a mini 3 from a pawn shop for $220 with rc 1, 3 batteries, and a block charger. Made $190 back and basically got 3 batteries and a charger for $30. It's was worth it.”