DJI MINI SE DRONE COMBO NEW 021461912
This was bought as a gift for me just over a year ago in NZ before I did a solo trip around Europe and Egypt . It has never been flown ,only powered up :)
It was never used then has just sat in a cupboard.
So you are buying an unused New item,please check feedback if any concerns , it will be sent Boxed and ready to go :)
DJI Mini 2 SE Drone with Controller Lightweight with QHD Video - 31-Min Flight Time - Auto Return to Home - 3-Axis Gimbal Drone with EIS
Aerial Photography Made Easy
Easy and intuitive for beginners, DJI Mini 2 SE supports one-tap takeoff and landing, Return to Home (RTH), stable hovering, and much more.
Under 249 g
With no need to register in most countries and regions, the palm-sized drone easily fits in any bag for effortless carrying and creation.
Stunning Intelligent Features
The equipped 1/2.3-inch CMOS camera delivers crisp 2.7K video. Multiple intelligent modes allow you to get impressive QuickShots and Panoramas.
10km Video Transmission
DJI O2 video transmission supports up to 10 km of HD video transmission and excellent anti-interference capabilities for clear, easy flight.
31-Min Max Flight Time
Mini 2 SE provides more than enough time to compose the perfect shot.
38kph (Level 5) Wind Resistance
Supporting 38kph (Level 5) wind resistance and 4000m max takeoff altitude, Mini 2 SE keeps your footage stable in more flight scenarios.
Weight
< 249 g
Max Flight Time
31Min
CMOS
1/2.3'' CMOS
2.7K
2.7K/30fps
Digital Zoom
4x
720p/30fps Transmission
DJI O2 10km
Max Takeoff Altitude
4Km
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25.7% No
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