DJI Mini 4 Pro vs DJI Mini 5 Pro: differences and which suits you best
We compare the recorded specifications and strengths to help you decide which version suits the way you fly.
Differences at a glance
The specifications refer to the linked configurations.
Weight
Maximum flight time
Sensor
Maximum video
Vertical video
Obstacle sensing
Controller included
Batteries included
Regional price
Article contents
Design, weight, and portability
Both profiles list 249 g for the compared configurations. Both are foldable according to the catalog descriptions; check the weight of the battery used and the accessories you carry.
The practical difference also depends on the package: the Mini 5 Pro compared here includes additional batteries, a charging hub, and a bag.
Camera and video
Mini 4 Pro lists a 1/1.3-inch sensor, 48 MP, and 4K/60 fps HDR video, with true vertical recording noted in its profile. Mini 5 Pro lists a one-inch sensor and 4K/60 fps HDR video.
Mini 4 Pro also lists 4K/100 fps slow motion and 10-bit D-Log M. Consider whether those modes matter more to your editing than the sensor described for Mini 5 Pro.
Flight time, safety, and equipment
Recorded maximum flight times are 34 minutes for Mini 4 Pro and 36 for Mini 5 Pro. Mini 4 Pro specifies omnidirectional sensing; Mini 5 Pro adds front-facing LiDAR according to the catalog information.
The compared Mini 4 Pro package includes one battery. The Mini 5 Pro Fly More Combo adds extra batteries, ND filters, a bag, and a charging hub. A package's total flight time is not the duration of a single flight.
Price and who each model suits
The price comes from the regional commerce record and may vary. Mini 4 Pro may suit you if you value vertical video, 4K/100 fps slow motion, or a lower initial outlay. Mini 5 Pro may make sense if you prioritize the one-inch sensor and a package with more accessories.
There is no universal winner. Compare regional prices and the exact contents of both packages, and decide which features you will use most often.
Which one suits you best
Mini 4 Pro stands out for its listed vertical video and slow motion; Mini 5 Pro offers a one-inch sensor and a package with more accessories. Choose based on those differences and the regional price.
Frequently asked questions
Which has the larger sensor according to the catalog?
The Mini 4 Pro profile lists 1/1.3 inches and the Mini 5 Pro profile lists one inch. Other imaging features also differ.
Which is lighter?
The profiles for both configurations list 249 g. Additional batteries, a controller, and other accessories add weight to the setup.
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