A few days ago, a Dutch retailer briefly released a list of upcoming drones, and the official DJI Mini 3 Pro is now online. But the list was quickly removed, and based on this, several specifications for DJI's next-generation consumer drones could be confirmed, including that it would be released along with the smart flight battery plus battery pack.
In addition, according to TopRC, the Mini 3 Pro has a 48 MP camera, and these leaked renderings show this in detail. As expected, the camera has an aperture of f/1.7 and a focal length of 24 mm. In fact, the rendering matched the design shared by the source Jasper Ellens in March. In addition, the camera should be able to move freely, with a cutout on the drone's chassis that allows it to shoot vertically.
In addition, the Mini 3 Pro should support Oxuync 3.0 and the Advanced Pilot Assistance System (APAS 4.0). In short, these technologies will allow the Mini 3 Pro to automatically avoid obstacles far from the pairing controller. It is reported that the Mini 3 Pro starts at 739 euros in Europe, but only comes with batteries.
In contrast, drones equipped with RC-N1 controllers cost 829 euros, and drones equipped with DJI's new RC remote controls cost 999 euros. Previous leaks indicate that the RC remote has a large display, plus the same button layout as the RC-N1. According to rumors, the Mini 3 Pro will be released on May 10, although DJI has not yet announced anything.
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