New photos confirm drone design DJI Mini 3 Prowhich should even be declared on the day May 10, In 2 weeks. Photos leaked by an insider Jasper Ellens confirm the design already seen in the previous images, and along with the design also some of the new technologies that the drone will offer, such as obstacle sensors.

Update April 30th: Jasper Ellens Liquor has posted new images of the Mini 3 Pro, now in higher resolution.

The drone, as we have already mentioned in several previous news, has undergone significant changes in the visual part compared to previous models of the Mini line, such as the Mini 2 and Mini SE, which were almost identical. The Mini 3 Pro has a completely different design, with a focus on the front, where it now has obstacle sensors that also have a “look” feature at the back, since the rear sensors are located on top behind the front sensors. The drone also has slightly larger propellers.

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The gimbal and camera kit now has side protection for more safety in case of falls and collisions. Below we list the main technologies that the drone can bring, always emphasizing that this information is from leaks, not yet official.

Estimated features of the DJI Mini 3 Pro drone:

– 47 minutes of autonomous flight with Plus batteries
– 34 minutes of battery life with standard batteries
– Camera with 1/1.3 (0.77″) CMOS sensor and f/1.7 aperture
– Video recording in 4K 60FPS and 1080p 120FPS
– Photos up to 48 MP with JPEG/RAW support and 4x zoom
– Support for photos and videos in landscape and portrait modes without loss of resolution (camera rotates 90º)
– Support for D-Cinelike and HDR modes
– Supports O3 technology and controls up to 12 km with 1080p transmission
– Obstacle sensors in 3 directions (front, bottom and rear)
– Support for FocusTrack automatic flight modes (ActiveTrack 4.0, Spotlight 2.0 and Point of Interest 3.0)
– Support for MasterShots and Quickshots flight modes
– Support for panoramic and hyperlapse (time lapse) photos
– Fast file copying at speeds up to 30MB/s with QuickTransfer technology.
– Takeoff weight 249 grams

Another new addition is the DJI RC controller, a simplified version of the RC Pro with a built-in screen. Ellens also posted images of sets with two controllers available: the DJI RC and the DJI RC-N1 (a control that already comes with several other models such as the Mini 2, Air 2S and Mavic 3).

Stay tuned to Connected World to learn more about the Mini 3 Pro, which is rumored to be officially announced on May 10th. We will have a drone for a series of content very soon, both in text and video, it remains to be seen what prices DJI will charge for what could be the next world drone sensation for consumers.

DJI Mini 3 Pro

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