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1 DJI MINI 2
From £419, dji.com
Not that we're saying you should dodge the requirements of the law, but the folding DJI Mini 2- the almost physically identical sequel to DJI's revered Mavic Mini drone -carries one particular key advantage above all others: since it's just under 250g in weight, you don't need to take a CAA test before you send it airborne. As long as you're abiding by the drone safety code, which basically boils down to not sending it up in populated areas or near airports and keeping it below a certain height ceiling, then you're good to go. And don't be fooled into thinking small means delicate -level 5 wind resistance means the Mini 2 can hold its own in wind speeds of up to 24mph, which is pretty staggering given its size and weight.
And what a drone the DJI Mini 2 is, either as an intro to airborne filming or just a fancy little thing to fly around. Given its diminutive stature, the amount that’s packed inside would be remarkable were this
