😆Mini 4 Pro

[Chris Rees]

So I expect DJI to now be fully immersed in R&D on the upcoming DJI Mini 4 Pro, Anyone wanting to sell their Mini 3 Pro in eager anticipation of this imminent launch at a discounted price feel free to DM me. Thanks

 

[Yorkshire_Pud]

Whilst you are joking I would be surprised it DJI didn't have two or more drones in R&D.

 

[-MavicMiniPilot]

So I expect DJI to now be fully immersed in R&D on the upcoming DJI Mini 4 Pro, Anyone wanting to sell their Mini 3 Pro in eager anticipation of this imminent launch at a discounted price feel free to DM me. Thanks

My cousin works there and he managed to snap a pic of it.
This is their first prototype:

 

[Skywatcher2001]

My cousin works there and he managed to snap a pic of it.
This is their first prototype:

 

[Skyryder]

From a production stand point, it is absolutist being worked on. Cars take 2 years from concept to production. A drone, obviously not as complicated. They would probably be testing different design and prototypes at this point. Things they may have brainstormed or looked at with the Mini 3 but hold off for further testing. That's how it usually works with other products.

 

[suchnerve]

I hope the Mini 4 has omnidirectional obstacle sensing. That’s at the very top of my wish list.

“Nice to haves” include 4K HDR 60 fps and of course 5G, both midband and millimeter wave. It would have functionally unlimited range that way, and if Apple’s iPad Pro is any indication, 5G mmWave + midband + lowband can be added to a device with only 4 grams of additional weight.

 

[vindibona1]

Whilst you are joking I would be surprised it DJI didn't have two or more drones in R&D.

Of course they do. The next one could the Mini 3s with some of the "advanced" features that aren't currently present with the Mini 3 Pro with a commensurate price bump. They have to keep pushing out new stuff to maintain sales and build margin. I can only imagine the increased margine from the Mini 2 to the Mini 3 and particularly the Mavic 2 pro to the Mavic 3... and a huge jump from the Air2s to the Mavic 3. Is DJI publicly traded in the US (or anywhere)?

 

[redhawkdrone]

Whilst you are joking I would be surprised it DJI didn't have two or more drones in R&D.

I hope you are correct. I got the MA2 when it was released and didn't upgrade to the Air 2s. I would really like to see the Air 3 released in 2022 as my MA2 does not do as well in low light conditions compared to the 2s.