Questions about DJI Mini 4K Fly More Combo

Not mandatory. It is not necessary for flying. However, if you want to record photos and videos, you will need a micro SSD. Make sure that the card is fast enough to save videos in high resolution.

The drone features an automatic tracking function (ActiveTrack), which locks onto a subject and tracks it autonomously. This function includes several tracking modes, such as direct or parallel tracking, as well as Point of Interest mode, where the drone circles around the subject. You can activate this function simply by selecting the subject on the remote control or smartphone screen.

Mini 4K is great, but has no follow-me or collision warning features.

You can fly up to 10 kilometres with this drone, provided there are no obstacles or interference and the flight conditions comply with FCC regulations.

You can fly up to 10 kilometres with this drone thanks to DJI O2 video transmission technology.

The batteries are listed directly under the drone's accessories on sale. Direct link: DJI Intelligent Flight (drone battery, DJI Mini 2, DJI Mini SE) My tip is to buy a good power bank for this money. You already have 3 batteries in this combo. So if one is empty, you could use the flight time of the next battery to recharge it. And honestly, even if it only lasts 20 minutes per battery because you don't use up the battery to 0%, you still have 1.5 - 2 hours of battery life with recharging. And the power bank costs about the same as a battery, but can also be used for other things. I was able to recharge very well the other day and after a short break I was ready to go again with 3 full batteries. At some point you will also have to recharge the remote control and mobile anyway. The most important point about the drone itself: Make sure that you only download the original DJI app to your mobile. Even if you don't get it from the app store and have to temporarily deactivate security on your mobile. Most apps that are supposedly for DJI drones in the Google App Store only have the purpose of stealing from the uninformed (and are not from DJI).

The drone uses a microSD card as a storage medium. A microSDXC card with UHS-I interface is recommended for the DJI Mini 4K Fly More Combo. A card with a capacity of up to 128 GB and high read and write speeds (e.g. 180 MB/s read, 160 MB/s write) is suitable and is also offered in bundles. An SSD card in the classic sense (e.g. SATA or NVMe SSD) is not used, as the drone only supports microSD cards.

You mean how many batteries are included? 3, so you can effectively fly for around 3 x 25 minutes.

The scope of delivery of the DJI Mini 4K Fly More Combo includes - DJI Mini 4K drone - DJI RC-N1C Remote Controller - Three DJI Mini 2 Intelligent Flight Batteries - Three pairs of spare propellers - Cable for the remote controller (USB-C, Lightning, standard Micro-USB) - Gimbal protection cover - USB-C data cable - Spare screws - Screwdriver - Propeller holder - Two-way charging station - Shoulder bag This equipment offers a comprehensive solution for using the drone.

The DJI Mini 4K is not directly compatible with FPV goggles. It does not offer specific support for FPV devices, unlike other models such as the DJI Mini 4 Pro, which is compatible with FPV devices such as the DJI Goggles 2.

Yes, you can film and record videos without an SD card with this drone, but this is limited to low-quality photos or 720p videos, which will be stored directly on your mobile device. To use all the creative functions and store high-quality videos, you'll need a microSD card.

The drone films in 4K at frame rates of 24, 25 and 30 frames per second. It can also capture 2.7K videos at 24, 25, 30, 48, 50 and 60 frames per second, as well as Full HD at 24, 25, 30, 48, 50 and 60 frames per second.

Unfortunately, the supplier, which is not the manufacturer itself, has not received the products itself, which is why we have not yet been able to fulfil all orders.

The DJI Mini 4K drone is currently not compatible with the Litchi app. The Litchi app supports certain DJI models such as the Mini 2, but there is no official confirmation of support for the Mini 4K. Compatibility is dependent on the availability of a mobile SDK (MSDK) to be provided by DJI.

The product is on backorder. Unfortunately, we currently have no further information on the delivery date.

Gimbal calibration: In the DJI Fly app: go to "Settings" > "Controls" > "Gimbal Calibration" and perform the calibration. Manual inspection: Switch off the drone and check the gimbal for mechanical blockages. Move it carefully to ensure that it can move freely. Tilting the gimbal: If the gimbal remains tilted upwards, this could indicate a problem with the ribbon cable or the gimbal motor.