DJI Mini 2 Application Guide When the Mavic Mini was first introduced it was clearly created with one purpose in mind: to make a drone with a decent camera that weighed less than 250 grams. That number is a key spec because anything under it still doesn't require an FAA registration.

The new DJI Mini 2 hits the same sub-250g target but with fewer compromises than the first Mini. Where the original version was mostly aimed at people who were considering taking that first step into the world of drones the DJI Mini 2 aims to please not only beginners but also experienced pilots photographers and videographers.

As someone who spends a lot of his free time traversing town with a camera and taking pictures I usually end up carrying more gear than I really need. It can get tricky deciding if it's worth bringing my drone with me. When that's the case I usually get the DJI Mavic 2 Pro. It's still a very portable drone but when paired with two extra batteries and a controller it becomes a little difficult to carry around for hours on end.

The DJI Mini 2 is exactly the same size and weight as its predecessor so it won't require registration with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). According to the recently updated drone regulations drones less than 250g will not broadcast the location of the pilot and the drone.

The Mini 2 also comes with a new larger console. The same controller that was introduced with the Mavic Air 2. The phone is now located on top of the controller and is much easier to use. Other than the above you don't have to worry if you have a cover on your phone either.

Besides the improved camera the most notable new addition on the DJI Mini 2 is Ocusync. Provides a strong reliable link compared to the old Wi-Fi connection on the original Mini. Ocusync runs on radio frequencies and has already proven its worth in other DJI drones it has low latency can transmit 1080p or 720p video previews to your phone and in ideal conditions can provide ridiculous range. It's the biggest upgrade between the original Mavic Mini and the Mini 2 alone and makes flying this drone much easier and fun.

In order to fly the Mini 2 you'll have to use DJI's Fly app; It's basically a stripped-down version of the DJI Fly 4 app intended for more advanced drones. It has all the basic features you need including gimbal calibration which I only point out because I've had to use it more than once.

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