DJI has unveiled its new Mini 2, an ultra-lightweight drone that packs a 4K camera and a number of advanced features, including OcuSync 2.0 Transmission. One of the drone's most notable features is its light weight at around half a pound, a weight class that puts the drone in the 'safest' category, DJI notes. Among other things, the Mini 2 sports a foldable design that makes it easy to travel with.
Today DJI revealed that they'd be running an event this week where they'll reveal a new drone. Part of the event seems to be focused on the DJI Store APP, which is available for Android and iOS devices now. The image used for this event is... not helpful. It features three boys holding an oversized paper airplane, walking in a desert near a sign that says DON'T PANIC. That's almost certainly a reference to the Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy, which also features the words DON'T PANIC printed in large bold letters on its front.
Today we're taking a peek at a leaked set of details about the DJI Mini 2. This drone will reportedly roll with 31 minutes of up-time on a single battery charge, under the best of conditions. It'll also be capable of capturing 4K video and can reach a maximum altitude of up to 4000 meters. You might as well kiss the drone goodbye when it gets that high, right?
It wasn't too long ago that DJI launched its latest Mavic Air 2 drone but that isn't the only flying robot the famed company has planned for this year. There have been rumors of a successor to last year's mini drone and now we might just be weeks away from officially hearing about it. Thankfully, some stores don't seem to be aware of that yet and have sold off what will be announced as the DJI Mini 2, giving fans a preview of what to expect when the products do officially become available.
DJI has revealed its newest compact stabilized camera, with the DJI Pocket 2 upgrading the Osmo Pocket with a bigger sensor atop its 3-axis gimbal. As with the original camera, it's an all-in-one mini-camera, with the Pocket 2 packing a 4-megapixel sensor with a new zoom feature this time around.
DJI just recently announced its new and rebranded Ronin gimbals designed for professional filmmakers and the famed drone maker might soon have something for more casual and whimsical uses. Launched in 2018, the DJI Osmo Pocket offered a tiny version of DJI's gimbal-powered photography equipment, and the little device that could is returning next week with new features that seem to say it's serious business despite its diminutive size.
DJI may be best known for its drones but the camera technologies needed for these unmanned aerial vehicles can also be applied on the ground. Two years ago, the company unveiled its Ronin series of handheld gimbals that target professional filmmakers, unlike the consumer-centric Osmo. Now the pro gimbals are back with shorter names, lighter bodies, and even more features that you can cram in large sticks meant to hold your DLSRs and mirrorless cameras steady even while filming a car chase.
DJI has revealed its newest smartphone stabilizer, the DJI OM 4, renaming and replacing the old DJI Osmo Mobile and featuring a number of new features aiming to get you up and shooting faster. Pride of place is a new quick-snap magnetic phone attachment system, one of two ways to hook up a phone.
It looks like DJI is about to launch a follow up to the Osmo Mobile 3 gimbal. The DJI Osmo Mobile 4 has leaked, and while it keeps a lot of the features of its predecessor, it comes with a pretty major improvement too. With the Osmo Mobile 4, you'll be able to magnetically mount your phone to the gimbal, allowing you to attach your phone quickly and, it seems, with relative ease.
iFixit is perhaps best known for taking apart phones, tablets, and laptops but, from time to time, it also tries to take a peek inside that other marvel of consumer technology, commercial drones. The launch of DJI's latest flying robot and the free time that iFixit experts now have on their hands seems like the perfect opportunity (or excuse) to revisit that process. Suffice it to say, they really wish smartphones were this easy to repair.
DJI has a new drone ready to take flight, and the Matrice 300 RTK flying platform distinguishes itself with a hefty 55 minutes of flight time. Intended for commercial use, the new drone - and the Zenmuse H20 Series hybrid, multi-sensor camera launching alongside it - is capable of beaming a Full HD video from more than nine miles away.
Following numerous leaks, DJI officially took the wraps off its new Mavic Air 2 drone this week, revealing an updated model that brings a number of new features and capabilities. The new model arrives around two and a half years after the launch of the original Mavic Air drone, but some users remain hesitant to upgrade. DJI gives its customers a number of reasons to buy the newer model, including five key points.