Last year, DJI released the Mavic Mini, a 249-gram drone that’s incredibly fun to fly. Its versatile features and low price made it a compelling drone for beginners, especially with a release ...

The new DJI Mavic 3 is out now and in Canada you need to get a license to fly it. Is that worth getting instead of a smaller, more casual drone like the Mini 2?

Light, compact and equipped with 4k video, here are our first impressions of the brand new DJI Mavic Mini 2.

The DJI Mini 2 builds on the success of the previous Mavic Mini, providing a much better video shoot quality, while retaining the straight out of the pocket flying capability.

Today, DJI is announcing its follow-up, the Mavic Mini 2, which boasts support for 4K video and way better range without any increase in size.

The Mavic Mini 2 is available on DJI's website, and a bundle with three batteries, a charge hub, a carrying case, a remote controller, and the Mini 2 will cost you $600.

DJI's Mavic Mini 2 brings 4K video, RAW photos and double the range The company's smallest drone now shoots in UHD.

DJI on Wednesday unveiled a revamped version of the Mavic Mini, the Mini 2, its smallest, lightest, most pocketable drone, with enhanced cameras and the ability to travel much farther, up to 6.2 ...

For this DJI Mini 2 vs DJI Mavic Air 2 comparison, I'll be taking a closer look at how these two compact camera drones match up.

The DJI Mini 2 may have been succeeded but the specs still hold up and with Black Friday around the corner, there could be sizable discounts on the way.