Review: DJI Mini 4 Pro Standard (Com tela) BR — portability with serious imaging

The DJI Mini 4 Pro keeps the sub-249 g format that makes registration easier in many countries, but jumps forward in sensors, tracking and range. This Standard (Com Tela) kit pairs the Mini 4 Pro with the DJI RC 2, a compact controller with an integrated 5,5" screen (700 nits), which is a big convenience: no need to attach your smartphone to fly. If you want the smallest possible footprint and a more “set-and-go” experience, this configuration makes a lot of sense.

Highlights

• 1/1.3" sensor, dual native ISO and 4K/60 fps; 4K/100 fps and 10-bit D-Log M for color grading
• ActiveTrack 360° with subject scanning and precision orbit/spotlight
• O4 transmission up to 20 km (CE) with robust video link
• All-direction obstacle sensing for safer autonomous tracking
• DJI RC 2 included, integrated 5,5" bright screen, easy on-the-go use
• Under 249 g, portable and travel-friendly

In the box

• DJI Mini 4 Pro
• DJI RC 2 (integrated 5,5" screen, 700 nits)
• Flight battery (up to 34 min in ideal conditions)
• Charging hub, cable and spare propellers
• Documentation and safety guidelines

Check local kit variations for exact inclusions (e.g., number of batteries).

Design and build

The Mini 4 Pro feels like a refinement of the Mini line: same quick-fold arms, same pocketable footprint, but with new forward-facing sensors and updated vents. The prop guards attach without tools and add meaningful protection when filming close to people or inside tight spaces. Despite the added sensors, it still weighs under 249 g, which is great for travel and for simplified regulations in many places. The camera bump is larger than on the Mini 3, hinting at the bigger sensor and optics underneath.

The DJI RC 2 is compact and the integrated screen removes the “phone夹” step entirely. Indoors or out, 700 nits is enough for basic visibility, and the menus stay readable even in shade. It’s a great fit for casual shooters who value speed and simplicity.

Camera and imaging

This is where the Mini 4 Pro jumps ahead. The 1/1.3" sensor, f/1.7 lens and dual native ISO pipeline produce cleaner files, especially in low light or on overcast days. Colors are natural straight out of camera, with enough dynamic range for gentle highlights roll-off in 10‑bit D‑Log M. If you like grading, the flat profile retains detail without crushing contrast.

• Up to 4K/60 fps, 4K/100 fps for slow-motion
• 10‑bit D‑Log M and HLG for more latitude
• 48 MP photos and RAW for maximum detail
• Improved low-light performance versus prior Mini models

There’s no 5.1K/50 fps option here; if you need that specific flavor, you’ll be looking at larger Mavic or Air-series models. For most creators, however, the Mini 4 Pro’s 4K workflows are more than sufficient—and significantly easier to carry.

Flight behavior and safety

The Mini 4 Pro is lively, predictable and stable in light to moderate wind, thanks to improved motors and the new sensor array. The omnidirectional obstacle sensing makes ActiveTrack and QuickShots far more confident near trees, railings and people. It won’t turn the drone into a fully autonomous navigator, but it meaningfully reduces pilot workload in complex shots.

• ActiveTrack 360°, Spotlight and Point of Interest 3.0
• Waypoint flights with altitude, speed and gimbal control
• Cruise control and advanced RTH (Return to Home)

If you push it in tricky spaces, the added sensing gives you a real safety net. That said, always keep line of sight and respect local rules; the drone won’t know about a sudden low-flying aircraft or临时 obstacles like glass.

Transmission and range

O4 brings a stronger, cleaner video downlink and lower latency, which helps when framing critical shots or when there’s some interference around. In open areas, range is ample for legal VLOS operation, and the stream stays stable even when the drone is a few hundred meters out.

• Up to 20 km (CE) link in ideal conditions
• 1080p/60 live feed with reduced latency

As with any drone, real-world results vary with environment and interference; urban canyons and RF-heavy places will shorten the effective range. Still, the O4 system is robust for its class.

Battery and charging

The standard battery is rated for up to 34 minutes in lab conditions. Expect something closer to 25–30 minutes in everyday use with normal wind and mixed maneuvers. The hub charges sequentially and will fully top off three packs if you have them; it’s simple and keeps cabling to a minimum.

Who is it for?

• Travel creators who need the smallest footprint without sacrificing image quality
• Hikers and van-lifers who value weight and quick deployment
• Social content creators using ActiveTrack for run-and-gun shots

If you often shoot in low light or need more low-light dynamic range, the Mini 4 Pro is a notable step up from earlier Minis, though still not a low-light specialist like some larger models.

Pros and cons

• Pros: sub‑249 g portability; 1/1.3" sensor with 4K/60 and 10‑bit; all‑direction sensing; O4 link; DJI RC 2 in the kit
• Cons: flight time heavily dependent on conditions; no 5.1K; prop guards add drag; a “Fly More” kit is often a smart add-on

Bottom line

The DJI Mini 4 Pro Standard (Com Tela) is an unusually well‑rounded compact drone. It’s small enough to go everywhere, smart enough to help you pull off tricky shots without stress, and capable enough to deliver clean, color-rich footage that holds up in a modern edit. If you value convenience and performance in one tiny package, this is one of the best all‑rounders you can buy right now.

Note: Always check local regulations and ANATEL/registration requirements before flying. Kit contents and labels may vary by region; confirm what’s included in your box at purchase.