The whole bag is about the size of a six pack. I cut the strap off because I don't need another purse. I just used heavy snips on the metal rings. There is still another carry handle. I still cannot believe how much capability is packed in this little bag. 4K 30fps or 2.7 60fps video, RAW images, massive range and rock solid signal, and a half hour flight time! The parallel charger makes it convenient to charge all the batteries at once, and the controller has a MASSIVE battery which is good because it can charge your phone while you fly.

First of all, I love this drone. At this pricepoint, you can't beat it.However, it feels as if some things are a downgrade from the Mini 1. First of all the case. The case is horrible. Maybe it looks good, bit that is it's only redeeming quality. It is not waterproof, it is soft, so will not protect your drone, and the positioning of the components inside is akward at best. The Mini 1 case was hard, had distinct places for all of the components, and was at least splash proof. Very disappointed in the case, and ended up buying a new hard case the same day I got this drone just so that I could carry it safely without worrying about accidentally crunching the thing with the rest of my gear. Secondly, the gimbal actual feels less stable than the Mini 1, especially in Sport mode. With the Mini 1, the camera never rolled(tilted), even when in Sport mode with high acceleration sideways slewing, however the Mini 2 does suffer from this, even on relatively calm days. This may be a symptom of the Mini 2 having slightly more power than it's predecessor, however if this is the case, then no improvements were made to the gimbal. Finally, the batteries just don't click into place every time, or as securely as the Mini 1 batteries do.But, on the plus side, the video transmission is fantastic. Literally miles better than the Mini 1. The drone feels more agile, the new controller is much more ergonomic, and the fingersticks feel more responsive. The lifting is cool, the new quick shots are okay, I guess. But the real star is the 4k video. As sharp as a GoPro most of the time, and with fairly accurate color representation, even if you will want ND filters on bright days. A very impressive video and capture result for such a small sensor, and such a small unit.Overall, it's a great improvement, especially that better video transmission, but the case is classy-looking trash.

Great image quality. Oustanding customer service.

Overall I am very happy with the MIni 2, it has been reliable and flies very well. There's only 2 things the kept me from giving it a 5 star rating, no waypoint flight and no object tracking capability. If DJI can implement object tracking on their lower priced OM5 device, there's no reason they couldn't do the same here I feel.

DJI makes great products... all around. This little drone stays under the 250g legal limit to fly in the US without any kind of documentation. So it's great for people just getting into it, but also so good it could be used professionally. The camera is great. It looks good for photos and video, and has many different modes of each. For video, it can do 4k and under. Photos are crisp and the Mini 2 has a few interesting photo modes as well. The gimbal is perfect. Along with the DJI brains inside, the gimbal stays straight in all but the fastest maneuvers, which in sport mode, are impressively fast. There are many more features I'm not going to get into. There are a few limitations due to DJI staying under that 250g threshold, but nothing that will hold you back from getting some great photos and video, as well as just good old fun flying it. Highly recommended for anyone who wants a compact and easily transported drone. If you can afford it, get it. You won't be disappointed.

Alot of great footage in such a small package. Easy set up. Easy to learn.

This is the second DJI drone I've owned, and overall I would have to say I am very happy with it. The small size can't be beat and the batteries have excellent capacity. The only minor complaint I have, and the reason I didn't give it 5 stars, is that I can't get anywhere close to the advertised range of 10 KM (6.2 miles). After about a mile the RC meter starts dropping precipitously. The farthest out I can get it without complete loss of signal is barely 1.5 miles, or 2.4 KM. Mind you this is full line of sight, perfect weather, with zero obstacles between me and the drone. I suppose it could be interference, but I rarely get any such warnings on the controller.

Great little drone, and a definite step-up from the original Mavic Mini. I'm getting between 15 to 20 minutes of flight time per battery at +2500 meters above sea level (8200+ feet for you Americans), and behaves pretty well at this altitude.Picture quality is decent, but the camera tends to make the mid-tones excessively brilliant, and you definitely need ND filters if you intend to produce higher quality content with it. Hard flying will have your gimbal forcefully readjusting so fly it slowly and carefully for better results. Be VERY mindful of the fact that it has no proximity sensors in front and on the sides.Overall 4 stars experience, and a great purchase for your first drone.