Tech Computing DJI Mini 2 is a great 4K drone you can put in your pocket: Hands-on And it still weighs less than nine ounces.

The DJI Mini 2 is a powerful upgrade over its predecessor, with a 4K camera, extended flight range, and more. This is our DJI Mini 2 review.

DJI (No Longer Mavic) Mini 2 Brings 4K to an Entry-Level Drone The Mini 2, the follow-up to last year's Mavic Mini, promises welcome improvements, including a stronger wireless control signal and ...

The DJI Mini 2 takes everything that made its predecessor popular and adds in new features like 4K video capture and OcuSync 2.0 for extended range.

The Mini 2 4K shows up on DJI's Amazon store with little fanfare, which isn't that surprising as it's a rehash of a 4-year-old drone. Still, its spec list is better than you'd expect for the price.

Well now DJI has announced the Mini 2, a lightweight drone that’s just as small and featherweight, but with the added ability to shoot 4K video and RAW images.

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.

If you love traveling with your drone but hate lugging around a lot of gear, DJI's Mini 2 may be the perfect solution.

DJI's Mini 2 bundle with extra batteries is 20 percent off for Prime Day The Fly More Combo also comes with a carrying case and charging hub.

The new $449 DJI Mini 2 might look identical to Mavic Mini, but it now comes with DJI’s OcuSync 2 wireless connectivity for up to 2.5 times the wireless range and more stable connectivity. Plus ...

DJI is really filling out its mini drone lineup, but the Mini 2 SE can be boiled down to a budget-friendly beginner drone that doesn’t offer 4K video.

Without skipping a beat, consumer drone maker DJI adds marked improvements to its latest drone, the Mavic Air 2, setting new benchmarks for the consumer series.