The Mini 2 4K shows up on DJI's Amazon store with little fanfare, which isn't that surprising as it's a rehash of a 4-year-old drone. Still, its spec list is better than you'd expect for the price.

DJI’s latest product is another Mini drone. It can capture 4K video at up to 30 fps and 60 fps footage at 2.7K resolution, with increased video bitrates up to 100Mbps, which should ensure higher quality video at both settings.

The new Mini 4K will support 4K video resolution at 24, 25, and 30fps - and 2.7K at up to 60fps. Other features which represent an improvement over the Mini 2 SE that DJI has announced include digital zoom of 2x at 4K, and a video bitrate of up to 100mbps.

Under 249 g and with a price, on the base kit, of $299, the new DJI Mini 4K promises cinematic quality shooting in a small package that can fly longer… with extra batteries: 93 minutes! No registration needed is a key selling element for the new DJI Mini 4K.

DJI, the powerhouse in civilian drones and camera tech, has unleashed its latest flying tripod: the DJI Mini 4K. Positioned as a beginner-friendly drone, this pint-sized wonder claims to deliver superior imaging quality and performance.

DJI has quietly released a new drone aimed at beginners. Its latest offering, the Mini 4K, hits the entry-level spot for the drone company with a price under $300 and weight below 249 grams, meaning it doesn't require registration with the FAA.

DJI has quietly introduced a new drone for the US market, which is currently available exclusively via Amazon. The device, known as the DJI Mini 4K, appears