DJI Mini 4 Pro
Drone

DJI Mini 4 Pro

Ultra-light camera drone (under 249 g) with 4K HDR video and all-round obstacle sensing – for aerial footage of buildings, grounds and events.

Overview

The DJI Mini 4 Pro is an ultra-light, foldable camera drone for high-quality aerial footage – e.g. of campus buildings, outdoor grounds, events or for image films. Despite a take-off weight of under 249 g it delivers 4K HDR video and has omnidirectional obstacle sensing, which makes flying considerably safer.

It is designed for easy operation (automatic modes, return-to-home), but it remains an aircraft – be sure to read the “Before flying” section before your first take-off. Additional rules apply on campus.

Technical data

FeatureValue
Take-off weight< 249 g
Sensor1/1.3” CMOS, 48 megapixels
Lensf/1.7, field of view 82.1° (24 mm equiv.)
Video4K up to 100 fps · 4K/60 HDR · Full HD up to 200 fps
Colour profiles10-bit D-Log M / HLG
Photo48 MP
Gimbal3-axis mechanical (incl. true vertical shooting)
Obstacle sensingomnidirectional (all-round vision + 3D infrared)
TransmissionDJI O4, up to 10 km (CE)
Flight timeup to 34 min (standard) · up to 45 min (Plus battery)
Max. speed16 m/s
Wind resistanceup to 10.7 m/s (level 5)
StoragemicroSD card

Remote controller: DJI RC 2

The drone is flown with the DJI RC 2 – a remote controller with a built-in display. You don’t need a smartphone: live image, settings and take-off/landing all run directly from the controller. Charge and pair controller and drone before flying.

Wide-angle lens

A wide-angle lens is included for the Mini 4 Pro. It clips onto the front of the camera and widens the field of view – more surroundings in frame, ideal for tight spaces or wide landscape/building shots.

Accessories

Two-way charging hub

The two-way charging hub charges several batteries one after another and can also act as a power bank (e.g. to charge the controller or a phone on the go). For longer shoots, fully charge all batteries beforehand.

Before flying

The Mini 4 Pro is not a toy – before every use:

  1. Obtain a flight permit: A permit is required for flights on campus – arrange it in advance, do not take off spontaneously.
  2. Wear the green “Drohnenpilot” vest: It comes with the equipment and clearly identifies you as the pilot – always put it on when flying.
  3. Follow EU drone rules: operator registration (e-ID on the drone), a valid EU competency certificate, keep the drone in sight at all times, maximum altitude 120 m, do not fly over uninvolved people.

Important: Flying without a permit and without following the rules can result in fines and liability. When in doubt, do not take off and check first.