Compare in-stock DJI drones by camera setup, flight time and kit contents, with prices from $449 to $2,799 and picks for different uses.
The flagship multi-camera kit for production work
The DJI Mavic 4 Pro Drone with Fly More Combo costs $2,799. DJI positions it as its flagship camera-drone kit, with a multi-camera imaging system intended for high-end aerial photography and video. It belongs on the shortlist for commercial operators and filmmakers who put camera capabilities ahead of purchase cost.
The imaging system is paired with a stabilized 3-axis gimbal. That mechanical stabilization helps control camera movement as the aircraft changes position, an important distinction between moving the drone and keeping the shot steady. DJI also lists intelligent obstacle sensing and a transmission and control system designed for long-range operation.
The drone folds for transport, and the Fly More Combo supplies additional batteries and accessories for extended shooting sessions. Extra batteries support more flights during an outing; they do not make a single battery last longer. For landscape shoots or production days involving repeated takes, the expanded kit addresses time in the field as well as camera capability.
Two focal lengths and 45-minute flights
The DJI Air 3S Fly More Combo (DJI RC2) costs $1,599. Its clearest reason to buy is the camera pairing: a 50MP, 1-inch CMOS wide-angle camera with a 24mm-equivalent f/1.8 lens, plus a 48MP, 1/1.3-inch CMOS medium tele camera with a 70mm-equivalent f/2.8 lens.
Those focal lengths give travel photographers a useful choice. The 24mm-equivalent camera takes in a broader scene; the 70mm-equivalent camera provides tighter framing from the same aircraft position. That makes the second camera useful for composition, rather than simply adding another resolution number to the box.
Both cameras support 4K/60fps HDR video, and DJI rates each at up to 14 stops of dynamic range. Still-image recording includes JPEG and DNG RAW, giving photographers a RAW option for editing. Free Panorama works with both cameras and allows flexible shooting-range selections.
DJI lists a 45-minute flight duration and 20km video transmission. The aircraft weighs 724g and folds for transport. Its omnidirectional binocular vision system is supplemented by forward-facing LiDAR and a bottom infrared sensor, with nightscape obstacle sensing and Smart RTH also included. Those are flight-assistance features, not a reason to stop watching the surroundings. Choose this kit when two distinct focal lengths and longer listed flight duration matter more than the smallest travel package.
An ultralight travel kit with a screen controller
The DJI Mini 5 Pro Drone with RC2 Fly More Combo Plus is $1,029, previously $1,159. DJI describes it as an ultralight, compact folding drone. Its appeal is the combination of portability and an expanded accessory package, particularly for travelers who expect to make several flights during an outing.
The included DJI RC 2 controller has a built-in display, so flying does not require a phone connection. The package also includes multiple flight batteries, charging accessories and a shoulder bag. Those are practical differences for someone assembling a travel kit: the flight display and the means to carry the equipment are already part of the purchase.
DJI lists a flight duration of 35–40 minutes. The imaging system uses a 3-axis gimbal and an integrated fixed-focus lens, with a microSD card slot for storage. Obstacle sensing, vision assistance and smart flight modes provide flight support.
Compared with the Air 3S, this is the portability-led choice, while the Air 3S offers a longer listed flight duration and its wide-angle/medium-tele camera pairing. The Mini 5 Pro makes more sense when carrying the kit comfortably is a central part of the buying decision.
360° recording and goggles-based FPV
The DJI Avata 360 Motion Fly More Combo (DJI Goggles N3) costs $979. This is the different filming approach in the lineup: an FPV drone with both 360° and single-lens recording modes, supplied in a package with DJI Goggles N3. It suits creators who want to choose views from a 360° recording after the flight.
The 360° mode records up to 8K/60fps HDR video. Single-lens mode supports 4K/60fps. With 360° footage, a creator can reframe a scene or extract different perspectives from one take instead of flying again for every viewpoint. The distinction matters when comparing resolution claims: the 8K figure applies to the 360° recording mode, not the single-lens mode.
DJI lists 360° still-image capture up to 120MP in JPEG or 118MP in DNG. The mechanical gimbal controls pitch on one axis, rather than using the 3-axis arrangement listed for the Air 3S and Mini 5 Pro. Treat the Avata 360 as a different capture tool, not simply a lower-priced substitute for either camera drone.
Takeoff weight is 455g, and DJI lists a 23-minute flight duration with a maximum hover time of 22 minutes. Integrated propeller guards and omnidirectional obstacle sensing support its FPV and tracking-shot use. O4+ Full HD video transmission is also included. The shorter listed flight duration is a meaningful tradeoff against the Air 3S, so choose this model for its recording modes and FPV approach.
An RC 2 package at $619
The DJI Flip Drone (RC 2 with Fly More Combo) is $619, previously $779. The package pairs the drone with an RC 2 controller and Fly More Combo.
That makes it a budget-led option for a shopper specifically seeking an RC 2 bundle. Consider the package as sold, rather than comparing its price with a drone-only purchase. The Mini 4K kit below costs less, while the Mini 5 Pro package costs more.
The Mini 4K Fly More Combo at $449
The DJI Mini 4K Drone Fly More Combo costs $449. It is a starting point for buyers whose main constraint is purchase cost and who want a Fly More Combo package.
The useful distinction here is straightforward: the $449 price is for the Fly More Combo configuration. A lower price alone does not establish that a drone is easier to fly or better suited to a particular filming job.
How to choose a DJI drone for your work
- For commercial aerial photography and multi-camera production: Put the Mavic 4 Pro Fly More Combo first on the shortlist. Its flagship positioning and expanded field kit match that priority.
- For travel photography with two focal lengths: Choose the Air 3S for its 24mm- and 70mm-equivalent cameras, with a listed 45-minute flight duration.
- For an ultralight folding travel package: Choose the Mini 5 Pro for portability, its built-in-screen controller and included carrying and charging accessories.
- For reframing footage after capture or FPV flying: Choose the Avata 360 for its 360° recording mode and goggles package.
- For an RC 2 bundle at $619: Start with the Flip. Its package and price are the relevant buying distinction here.
- For a Fly More Combo at $449: Start with the Mini 4K.
All six kits are in stock at Unique Photo.
Prices at Unique Photo
- DJI Mavic 4 Pro Drone with Fly More Combo: $2,799.00
- DJI Air 3S Fly More Combo (DJI RC2): $1,599.00
- DJI Mini 5 Pro Drone with RC2 Fly More Combo Plus: $1,029.00
- DJI Avata 360 Motion Fly More Combo (DJI Goggles N3): $979.00
- DJI Flip Drone (RC 2 with Fly More Combo): $619.00
- DJI Mini 4K Drone Fly More Combo: $449.00
Prices as of October 12, 2026. Browse more: DJI Mavic/Air/Mini, DJI at Unique Photo.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the DJI Mini 4K Drone Fly More Combo?
The DJI Mini 4K Drone Fly More Combo costs $449. It is in stock at Unique Photo.
How long can the DJI Air 3S fly?
DJI lists a 45-minute flight duration for the Air 3S. Its listed maximum hover time is 41 minutes.
Does the DJI Mini 5 Pro RC2 Fly More Combo Plus require a phone?
No phone connection is required for flying with the included DJI RC 2 controller. The controller has a built-in display.
Does the DJI Avata 360 record both 360° and standard video?
Yes. It supports up to 8K/60fps HDR video in 360° mode and 4K/60fps in single-lens mode.