DJI drones

Comapare the DJI Mini, DJI Air, and DJI Mavic

DJI Mini

Only clear videos with enough daylight

You can record clear videos with DJI Mini drones, but not at twilight.

You record videos in up to 4K resolution, which results in razor-sharp videos.

From 239,-

Choose your DJI Mini drone

DJI Air

Clear images in light and dark situations

Record clear images, both during the day and at twilight.

You can record in a maximum of 5K resolution, so your videos look more detailed.

Thanks to the larger image sensor, your footage looks brighter in low-light situations.

From 976,-

Choose your DJI Air drone

DJI Mavic

The most detailed and clear images

You record videos that look professional and are suitable for extensive post-editing.

You record in 5K resolution, so your videos look more detailed.

Thanks to the largest image sensor, your footage looks the brightest in low-light situations.

Thanks to the large dynamic range, you see many details in dark shadows and uplights.

From 1.399,-

Choose your DJI Mavic 3

New: DJI Air 3S

Professional drone for clear footage

The latest DJI Air 3S has 2 lenses: a wide-angle lens and a zoom lens. This way, you can record vast landscapes and details. Even in low light, your footage looks clear thanks to the large image sensor of the wide-angle lens.

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DJI Air 3S Fly More Combo + Smart Controller

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1.599,-

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Insurance

Insure your drone and prevent sudden high costs when your drone is broken. Did you fly into something or is your drone malfunctioning? With the DJI Care Refresh card, you insure your drone against damage. In addition to the purchase price of the insurance, you also pay a fixed amount for the repairs or a replacement product.

Flight course

When you buy a drone that weighs more than 250g, you need a drone license. This is a rule throughout Europe. You have to join a course where you safely learn to fly with a drone. Once you've completed the course, you can request your drone license. European legislation doesn't distinguish between professional and hobby pilots.

Repairs and fly longer

Expand the accessories for your drone with a Fly More Combo accessory set. This set includes extra batteries or propellers, which expand the battery life of your drone. If your battery is empty, you can replace it with a new one right away. You can also replace broken parts when you're on location.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions Frequently given answers.

Frequently asked questions Frequently given answers.

How do you connect your DJI drone to a smartphone?

To control your DJI drone, you need the DJI Fly app. Haven't you installed this app yet? Download it in the App Store first, if you have an iPhone. Do you have an Android phone? Download the app via the DJI website. Look for your drone model on the website, and click on the Downloads button. That'll bring you to a link where you can download the app. Complete the installation. Open the app and accept the terms and conditions.

Read more on how to connect your phone to your drone

Where can I fly with my DJI drone?

When you've purchased a new drone, you want to send it to the sky as soon as possible. We completely understand, but there are some areas in the Netherlands where you can't fly. These no-fly zones are indicated on the GoDrone maps with different colors. In this article, we'll explain what the colored fly zones mean for you as a drone pilot.

Read more about where you're allowed to fly with a drone

What are the European laws and regulations for drones?

There are common rules for drones throughout Europe. This legislation doesn't distinguish between hobby and professional drone pilots. Drone activities are divided into 3 categories: open, specific, and certified. All drones up to 25kg belong in the open category. If your drone weighs less than 250g, you don't need a course. For drones over 250g, you do need a course.

Read more about the European drone regulations

Which DJI drones are for beginners?

DJI drones for beginners are compact, so you can easily take them with you. A beginner drone often weighs less than 250g, so you don't need a drone license to pilot it. You can easily operate it with a remote or via your smartphone. The image quality of these drones is 2.7 or 4K resolution. That means you can record sharp footage. Starter model drones are the DJI Mini 3 or DJI Mini 4 Pro.

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