Yesterday, Dajiang announced that it would hold a spring and summer chip conference at 21:00 Beijing time on May 10. The theme of this event is "a twist in the plot", and it is likely to launch a new UAV. Before the beginning of the conference, the anchor on the tubing channel shared the unpacking and hands-on video of the protagonist, Dajiang Mini 3 Pro UAV.
In the latest video, DM productions, the oil pipeline channel, said that it had received the unpublished Dajiang Mini 3 Pro UAV in advance and provided a detailed unpacking video. This video gives us a good view of the UAV itself and its various obstacle avoidance sensors and controllers.
As DM productions pointed out, the controller is similar to Dajiang's current RC pro, except that some buttons and interfaces are removed. The controller of the Mini 3 Pro does not protrude any antenna from the top, but it is estimated that the screen will not be as bright or clear as the screen on the $1100 RC pro.
A leaked document last month showed that the drone weighs less than 250 grams (which means Americans do not legally need to register), and it will add frontal anti-collision sensors. The leak also contained information about the UAV's battery (obviously about 2453mah) and camera. Later, we got more details due to the early listing of the two retailers.
According to dronedj, the price of the Mini 3 Pro will be about $1000, and its camera system will be a huge improvement over the Mini 2. It is said that the 3 Pro has a larger sensor and a lens with a larger aperture, which can allow more light to enter, and can shoot at 4K 60fps instead of the highest 30fps of the Mini 2. Oh, it should be able to shoot in HDR, hopefully so that you don't have to decide between too bright sky or too dark ground.