The Mini 3 Pro really blew me away. It’s incredibly maneuverable, allowing me to capture shots at any angle. Plus, with the longer battery life and improved image quality, I was easily able to get the results I wanted. While the cost is higher than some other lightweight drones, the Mini 3 Pro is definitely worth it.
The palm-sized DJI Mini 3 Pro's Quad Bayer camera snaps pleasing photos and records stabilized 4K60 footage, while its video toolkit makes you rethink what a tiny drone can do.
DJI Air 2S review: What do you get for the money?
The DJI Air 2S might be a significant upgrade, but it’s also significantly more expensive than its predecessor. It costs £899 – £120 more than the Mavic Air 2 was when it first launched – and this is only for the basic package with one battery, the remote control unit, plus one spare pair of propellers.
If you want to fly for longer than 31 minutes at a time, you’re better off going for the Fly More Combo package, which costs even more at £1,169. This adds two more batteries and an extra pair of spare propellers, plus a host of extras, including a soft carry case, a handy USB battery charging station and a set of ND filters.