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Pushing the EV down slightly offers more detail in the highlights; a degree of compromise is needed without the option of Raw. (Image credit: Adam Juniper/Digital Camera World) DJI Mini SE Video
Not surprisingly, the Mini 2 SE also looks identical to the DJI Mini 2; a dull gray body with four arms that fold out for flight. The whole thing fits comfortably into the palm of your hand, and is so airy that you might forget you're holding it.The modular nature of the interior means that after you've stopped using the Inspire 2 you can repurpose this case by replacing the foam cutout with either the HPRCCUB2780W foam or the HPRCSFD2780W divider kit. The pre-cut foam interior and a specially-designed Vector panel protect your equipment. The case can hold: With a range of industry-leading solutions available from companies such as HPRC, GPC, PGYTECH, PolarPro, and DJI, there is plenty of choice of drone cases available. But which one is best for you? Tested with a production model DJI Mini 2 SE in a controlled environment. Actual experience may vary depending on the environment, usage, and firmware version.
Photo settings can be changed in flight. Live video preview is 720p and easy to fly with. (Image credit: Adam Juniper/Digital Camera World)We thought the flying experience was solid and dependable, and appreciated that the bottom sensors both prevented violent crashing into the ground, and made drift-free indoor use possible (outdoors the GPS helps with this). In addition to boasting one of Australia’s largest collections of drone accessories designed specifically with the DJI Mini SE in mind, you can be sure that all products are of the highest quality. We are passionate drone enthusiasts ourselves, and work exclusively with products we’d happily use ourselves. Still the Mini 2 offers 4K and it does looks significantly better than the Mini SE to the detail-orientated examination. The higher bit-rate is a contributing factor there, though it’s fair to say that the throughput on the Mini SE isn’t as far behind as the numbers suggest. The availability of 60fps at 1080P is appreciated but included with both drones, so doesn’t make it as a distinguishing feature. The Mini 2 also features DJI’s new meatier controller design which can act as an umbilical for the phone’s battery ( iPhone users might need to enable this in the settings). Flying drones and using your phones screen as a monitor, probably turned up to maximum brightness too, will use your charge up. If you’re undertaking a serious amount of flying in a day with the SE, you’ll likely need a power bank, but with the Mini 2 you can be confident the controller will keep things topped up.
If you simply have to have the best in the category, the Mini 2 has this section won, but for many simply being able to survive a high wind unscathed is a more serious issue and – on that front – the 2 and SE don’t seem too far apart. The extra thrust is there in the SE’s motors to help keep it in place, even if it isn’t used to skim along at quite the same speed.
The HPRC case for the DJI Inspire 2 is designed for increased safety and efficient transportability. This comprehensive carrying case has cavities for 2 Hex Chargers and 18 batteries, as well as cavities that will allow your Ronin MX to stay attached, along with five Ronin batteries, and other accessories. The DJI Mini SE was never going to offer all the goodies of the DJI Mini 2 for a lower price, and that's certainly proven to be the case. This HPRC case is engineered to safely carry the DJI Mavic 2 Pro or DJI Mavic 2 Zoom, and the Smart Controller. This GPC case is made with precision water jet engineered foam and housed in a premium military/industrial grade SKB case.
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