The DJI Mini 4K drone is in-stock and on sale at Amazon for a record-low price — but there's a small catch
SAVE $50: The DJI Mini 4K drone is on sale at Amazon for $249, down from the standard price of $299. That's a 17% discount that matches the lowest price we've ever spotted at Amazon.
Snagging a best-selling DJI drone has been no easy feat lately. The brand has been dropping new drone models in the last year that have been excluded from release in the U.S. Browse DJI's site, and you'll find every drone listed as unavailable with a nice "notify me" button in place of the normal "buy" button. However, it's possible to find DJI drones in stock at Amazon, and that's true of today's deal, but the deal has an asterisk we have to mention.
As of Sept. 17, the DJI Mini 4K drone is on sale at Amazon for $249, marked down from the list price of $299. That's a 17% discount that saves drone aficionados $50. That matches the lowest price we've ever spotted at Amazon.
However, today's deal comes via a third-party seller, AeroTech Hubs. In normal situations, Mashable prefers not to buy from third-party sellers, but since this is not a normal situation and AeroTech Hubs has a positive track record, this could be the best path to scoring a new DJI drone.
DJI considers the Mini 4K to be the perfect entry-level mini drone, and everyone seems to agree. For starters, the drone weighs under 249 grams, which means anyone can fly it without permits or licensing. Then there's the 31-minute flight time, the 4K video with 30fps, and the 4x digital zoom.
More beginner-friendly aspects come from the return to home feature and the level five wind resistance. Plus, the DJI Fly app comes with plenty of tips and easy-to-follow guidance for beginners.
While it's back at a record-low price, snag the DJI Mini 4K from Amazon. Since a potential DJI drone ban is still possible, it's best to secure yours sooner rather than later.
Lauren Allain is a freelance journalist covering deals at Mashable. She graduated from Western Washington University with a B.A. in journalism and holds an M.B.A from Webster Leiden. You can find more of her work online from publications including Reader’s Digest, U.S. News & World Report, Seattle Refined, and more. When she’s not writing, Lauren prefers to be outside hiking, bouldering, swimming, or searching for the perfect location for all three.
