DJI Mini 3 Pro High Wind Test - 50KPH Winds! 

Is there a reason that the tutorial/guide is unlisted? It's soo easy to "forget" it unless it's public.

@@bunker1213 Yeah, it'll go public in a few hours. I try and 'rate-limit' the number of things I publish each day, otherwise, it tends to hurt video performance. 😕 Sorry!

No problem, just wanted to be sure you hadn't accidentally set the wrong visibility. When you wrote "don't forget" it seemed to imply that we should already know about the guide.

@@bunker1213 Appreciate it!!!

Cool Vid!! Thx… but all these weak yellow RC-Signal from 500m distance already make me a bit nervous…

Haha...thanks!

Thanks - appreciate it!!!

This drone is actually underrated , you don’t need to go all out right away & get one of the mavic 3 series. This drone has survived normal day to day choppy winds, & still had a steady camera footage at 50 kmh which is (30mph). Plus, why would you want to do any work in choppy wind’s with no sun/gloomy? Most likely a storm is following the wind as well, which leads you to cuttings workflow short, unless you’re doing outdoor activities & desire to get footage in that environment state. I would recommend saving money & start with the Dji Mini 3 Pro, check your weather forecast every time before you start workflow. When you’re able to upgrade, then you should get the mavic 3, unless you plan to use your drone for heavy winds or conditions such as (40mph - 100+ mph is pretty much curtains). If your workflow consists heavy winds & weather conditions go with the mavic 3 & if your workflow is for social media content, go with the mini 3 pro. Both great products, you just have to know what it’s used for. Hope this helps! P.S. - If you desire to upgrade, you can sell your mini 3 pro later & the mavic 3 will be cheaper because they will most likely come out with a new model that’s better than the mavic 3. Play your cards.

Indeed, pretty impressive. Cheers!

duno if its just me but when its already completly not under control for me im extremely scared. I wanted to fly from a balcony in 20 meter height.. but then it couldnt even stay in place. I guess thats not a problem? it would just be better to have a big open departure field I guess. I dont want that it breaks, or flies versus a wall and falls those 20 meters down

Yes same here... Every single one ..love it

Me too!!!!

The mini 2 can handle these winds pretty well too, but this is slightly better

@@SirensAndAlarmsOfNorthernILwhat about the mini 1?!

@@madebya.i It’s good but about slightly more than half as good as the mini 2 is at handling those winds. It really struggles with winds that are 17-20mph. Not to mention it having half the range of the Mini 2

@@SirensAndAlarmsOfNorthernIL thanks!

Thanks!!!

He already stated in the video do not fly too far upwind, or higher altitudes. He doesn't really go more than 20m here, but many people are not as experienced, fly this drone up to 100m or so and lose it. You don't see many tests doing what inexperienced people would do. They see the video and go "ohhh I can do this" NOT

Thanks, appreciate it!!!

Thanks man!

Thanks! Yeah, this thumbnail came out solid. :)

Haha...thanks!

Haha...the mics are on point!

Thanks!!!

Indeed, super impressive. Obviously, it struggled with handling the change in wind directions in terms of maintaining a perfect circle as I pedaled forward, but on a calm day, it's managed to do it pretty smoothly.

Thanks!!!

Hey, I'm thinking of getting the Mini 3 and just wondered how it's been so far?

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Glad you enjoyed it, thanks!