Support for DJI Mini 2

The DJI Mini 2 is equipped with a fully stabilized 3-axis gimbal.

No, you cannot replace the gimbal yourself.

No, the DJI Mini 2 does not support PIV.

No, it does not support this.

DJI Mini 2 is equipped with a 1/2.3-inch CMOS sensor with up to 12 million effective pixels.

Photo Resolutions
4000×3000 (4:3)
4000×2250 (16:9)
Video
4K 24/25/30 fps
2.7K 24/25/30 fps
1080p 24/25/30/48/50/60 fps

DJI Mini 2 supports digital zoom, namely:
4K: 2x
2.7K: 3x
FHD: 4x
In the video recording view of the DJI Fly app, tap the zoom icon, touch the screen with two fingers, or use the dial while pressing the Fn button on the remote controller to zoom in.

Single Shot, Interval and AEB Triple Shot.

No.

Yes. It supports Sphere, 180°, and Wide-Angle.

Yes.

Yes. You can adjust shutter, ISO, and white balance in M mode.

Yes. The DJI Fly app QuickShots modes include Dronie, Helix, Rocket, Circle, and Boomerang.

Photo: The DJI Mini 2 only supports downloading JPG photos, and does not support downloading RAW photos. Photos of any resolution can be downloaded.
Video: The DJI Mini 2 supports downloading videos at up to 4K. Whether the downloaded video can be played depends on the hardware of the mobile device.

The DJI Mini 2 uses the OcuSync 2.0 image transmission technology.

Please check whether the camera setting parameters are set to M mode, and whether the ISO is too low or too high.

200 ms to 240 ms.

OcuSync 2.0 supports both 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz frequency bands. It features stronger interference resistance due to automatic frequency switching, delivering video transmission feeds at up to 10 km (when unobstructed, free of interference, and FCC-compliant).

720p @ 30fps.

No.

The smartphone clamp of the remote controller houses the antennas. Make sure that the antennas are pointed toward the aircraft. Check the user manual for more information about setting the antenna direction. Additionally, 2.4/5.8 GHz wireless devices can cause interference to the signal. Please avoid high-density Wi-Fi signal sources, and consider turning off the Bluetooth on your mobile devices, as well as idle Bluetooth devices.

QuickTransfer is an all-new feature of DJI Mini 2. It allows users to quickly transfer photos and videos in the DJI Fly app to the mobile device. With QuickTransfer, users can access the album of the aircraft in the DJI Fly app on the mobile device without connecting to the remote controller, and download photos and videos at 20 MB/s.

Method 1:
a. Turn on the aircraft. As the aircraft status indicator automatically begins flashing yellow, press and hold the indicator for two seconds (ensure that the aircraft has been updated to the latest firmware; if the firmware version is 1.0.0.0, press the indicator button twice to switch the light) to turn the light blue, and then to pulsing lights.
b. Enable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the mobile device, launch the DJI Fly app, and there will be a prompt to connect to the aircraft.
c. Tap Connect. After a successful connection, you can access the aircraft album and download files at 20 MB/s. Note that when you connect the mobile device with the aircraft for the first time, you need to press the indicator button once to confirm connection.
Method 2:
When the aircraft is connected to the mobile device via the remote controller, enable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the mobile device to connect it with the aircraft. After you enter Playback in the DJI Fly app, tap the QuickTransfer icon in the upper righthand corner, and then you can download photos and videos from the aircraft to your smartphone.

The maximum wind speed resistance is scale 5 (8.5 to 10.5 m/s).

The max horizontal flight speed (no wind) is:
S Mode: 16 m/s.
N Mode: 10 m/s.
C Mode: 6 m/s.

The propeller model is DJI 4726 FM, and the propeller diameter is 4.7 inches.

a. In the beginner mode, the flight altitude is limited to 30 meters, and the flight distance is limited to 30 meters.
b. The flight height and distance are set in the flight settings in DJI Fly.
c. When taking off in an environment with poor GPS signals (where the number of satellites searched does not reach the minimum requirement for the aircraft to hover), the flight altitude will be restricted.
d. If the pilot does not register the aircraft in China with their real name, the flight altitude will be limited to 30 meters, and the flight distance will be limited to 50 meters.
e. When the aircraft is flying in a restricted flight zone, there will be flight restrictions.
For more information, please contact DJI Support.

31 minutes (measured while flying at 4.7 m/s in windless conditions).

The maximum flight altitude is 500 m, which may vary in different countries and regions due to local laws. Before flying, please check local laws and regulations.

No. Please do not bend the propellers as it may affect the flight performance. We recommend using the 360° Propeller Guard for protection when storing.

Before each flight, it is necessary to check the propellers for cracks, wear, warp, corrosion, and loose screws. If any of these conditions are present, the propellers should be replaced. Follow the instructions in the user manual to replace the propellers.
Use the included screwdriver to change the propellers. Please follow the instructions provided. Remove the two blades and screws on the same arm, and replace with the propellers in the same package with new screws. Attach the propellers with marks to the arms with marks, and the unmarked propellers to unmarked arms. Ensure that the propellers and arms are installed securely before each flight.

The maximum service ceiling is 4000 m.

LiPo 2S battery.

Both the charging temperature and operating temperature of the DJI Mini 2 battery is 5℃ to 40℃.

You can connect the aircraft to a charger with Type-C cable, or use the Two-Way Charging Hub.

DJI Mini 2 does not have special requirements for the charger. You can use an ordinary USB charger.
DJI Mini 2 supports QC and USB PD fast-charging protocols, and supports up to 29 W of input power.

The DJI Mini 2 Two-Way Charging Hub supports QC and USB PD fast-charging protocols, and can charge up to three batteries in sequence. You can also use it for battery storage or as a power bank to charge your mobile device or remote controller via the USB-A port.

Before storage, it is recommended to charge the battery to approximately 72%. It is recommended to charge and discharge the battery once every three months to improve battery performance. If the battery level is below 72%, it is recommended to charge it until it is 72% before storing. If the battery level is above 72%, the battery will discharge automatically after 5 days to 72%.

[Remote Controller Linking]
Method 1: Connect the DJI Mini 2 aircraft to the mobile device, enter the flight interface in DJI Fly, and tap "Pair to Aircraft (Link)" at the bottom of the interface to enter the linking state;
Method 2: Press and hold the "Customizable Button" on the upper left corner, the "Photo/Video Toggle" on the upper right corner, and the "Shutter/Record Button" on the top panel of remote controller for two seconds simultaneously. When the remote controller is beeping, and the battery level LEDs on the remote controller are blinking sequentially, you can start linking.
[Aircraft Linking]
When the DJI Mini 2 aircraft is powered on, press and hold the aircraft power button for 4 seconds. When the aircraft is beeping, and the battery level LEDs are blinking sequentially, the aircraft is linking.

Type-C

For iOS users, you can choose whether to charge the phone using the DJI Mini 2 remote controller in DJI Fly.
For Android users, the DJI Mini 2 charges the mobile device once it is connected by default, which cannot be disabled in DJI Fly.

We suggest that you operate the DJI Mini 2 in an environment with a temperature from -10°C to 40°C.

The battery capacity of the DJI Mini 2 remote controller is 5200 mAh.
It takes 3.5 hours to fully charge the remote controller.
When the remote controller does not act as a charger, its battery life is 6 hours.
When it acts as a charger, its battery life is 4 hours.

86 mm.

Updating requires the remote controller instead of your smartphone.

No. If you do, the update will fail. You will then need to download the firmware and update it again.

Yes.

Connect DJI Mini 2 to the DJI Fly app. The app will then check firmware compatibility automatically. You should update according to the instructions.

a. Low battery. Before installing an update, make sure the battery level of the aircraft is above 15% and that of the remote controller is above 20%.
b. Powering off DJI Mini 2 or the remote controller during an update. If this happens, restart DJI Mini 2 and the remote controller, and begin the update again.
c. The internet was disconnected during the firmware download.
d. If the update failure persists or the remote controller does not link with the aircraft, there may be firmware inconsistencies between the devices. In this case, use DJI Assistant 2 (Consumer Drones Series) on your computer to update the aircraft and the remote controller to the latest versions separately.
During the update, the aircraft will restart multiple times and automatically shut down after the update has been completed.

The Mavic Mini DIY Creative Kit, Mavic Mini Snap Adapter, Mavic Mini Propeller Holder, and Mavic Mini Intelligent Flight Battery of the international version of Mavic Mini are compatible with the international version of DJI Mini 2. Although the international version of DJI Mini 2 can use Mavic Mini’s battery, the power will decrease and the total weight will exceed 250 g, requiring registration in some countries and regions. Please check local rules and regulations before use.

No.

No. The Two-Way Charging Hub of Mavic Mini cannot charge the batteries of DJI Mini 2, whereas that of DJI Mini 2 can charge the batteries of Mavic Mini.

Yes.