KShs 77,000
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In-stock alternativesDJI Mini 3 offers 4K/30fps HDR, a 1/1.3-inch camera and true vertical shooting in a compact 248g standard setup. Choose RC-N1 with your phone, DJI RC with its own screen, or DJI RC Fly More with three standard batteries, hub and bag.
Note: A valid pilot licence and operational authorisation may be required before flying, depending on the operation.
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The DJI Mini 3 price in Kenya is KShs 77,000. Mini 3 suits travellers and new aerial creators who want 4K HDR video and a camera that rotates for portrait filming. It offers a larger 1/1.3-inch sensor and brighter f/1.7 lens than the DJI Mini 4K Drone, while keeping the flight controls relatively straightforward.
The three-axis mechanical gimbal steadies the camera and rotates it into True Vertical Shooting. That is useful when you need both a wide landscape sequence and a portrait clip for a phone screen without simply cutting the sides off a horizontal frame. Video reaches 4K/30fps, with HDR available at 24, 25 and 30fps. For 60fps recording, step down to 2.7K or Full HD.
DJI’s current specifications list 12MP and 48MP photo options with JPEG and DNG RAW support. The 24mm-equivalent lens is a wide viewpoint; digital zoom crops the image rather than switching to a telephoto camera. Video uses an 8-bit Normal colour workflow, without D-Log or D-Cinelike. That makes Mini 3 better suited to straightforward filming and editing than demanding colour-matched production.
All three options use the same Mini 3 camera and aircraft. Standard kits include one spare propeller pair, six spare screws, screwdriver, gimbal protector and a Type-C PD cable. Fly More includes three spare propeller pairs and 18 screws. A mains charger and microSD card are not included in the factory kit lists. Select your exact option above to see its current price and availability.
The listed packages use standard Intelligent Flight Batteries, for which DJI quotes a maximum 38-minute flight and a 248g standard take-off weight. The separate Intelligent Flight Battery Plus can extend the maximum test figure to 51 minutes but raises aircraft weight to about 290g. Do not apply that Plus figure to the standard-battery kits on this page.
Both figures come from controlled tests until battery depletion. Real sessions need charge left for returning and landing, and are affected by wind, movement and conditions. Three batteries mean separate flights, not one continuous session. The charging hub charges batteries sequentially. DJI recommends a 30W USB-C PD charger and lists about 56 minutes for one standard battery in the hub or 64 minutes inside the aircraft under its test conditions.
Mini 3 supports QuickShots such as Dronie, Circle and Helix, plus panoramas and Return to Home. It does not have ActiveTrack continuous subject following or omnidirectional obstacle avoidance. Downward vision assists positioning; it does not protect the front or sides from trees, walls and wires. Plan open routes and set a suitable return path yourself.
If automated subject following and more capable sensing are priorities, compare the DJI Mini 4 Pro Drone. Mini 3’s name should not be confused with Mini 3 Pro either: their flight and camera feature sets differ.
There is no internal aircraft media storage, so add a supported microSD card for original photos and video. Charge the flight battery and controller, activate through DJI Fly, and check updates before heading out. Keep the drone dry and avoid treating a maximum wind-resistance figure as a beginner flying target. For the full camera modes and recommended cards, consult DJI’s official Mini 3 specifications.
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| Package | Fly More Combo (DJI RC), Standard Kit (DJI RC), Standard Kit (RC-N1) |
| Video Modes | 1080p 24fps, 1080p 25fps, 1080p 30fps, 1080p 48fps, 1080p 50fps, 1080p 60fps, 2.7K 24fps, 2.7K 25fps, 2.7K 30fps, 2.7K 48fps, 2.7K 50fps, 2.7K 60fps, 4K 24fps, 4K 25fps, 4K 30fps |
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Choose RC-N1 if you want to use a compatible phone as the display, Standard DJI RC for a built-in screen with one battery, or Fly More DJI RC for the same screen controller plus three standard batteries, a hub and bag. Camera quality is unchanged.
Yes. Its gimbal rotates the camera for portrait capture, so it is not just cropping the sides of a horizontal recording.
No. Mini 3 has QuickShots for preset short camera movements, but not ActiveTrack continuous subject following. Compare a Pro model if following is essential.
No. Its downward vision assists positioning. It does not have forward or omnidirectional obstacle avoidance, so keep the route and Return to Home path clear.
The listed kits use standard batteries, rated for up to 38 minutes in controlled tests. The separate Plus battery reaches a 51-minute test figure and increases aircraft weight to about 290g. Neither number guarantees real filming duration.
It includes the charging hub and cables, but not a mains power adapter. DJI recommends a 30W USB-C PD charger. The hub charges batteries sequentially.
Yes, for original camera recordings. Mini 3 has no internal aircraft media storage. Use a supported card from DJI’s recommended list rather than relying on phone or controller preview files.
No. 4K reaches 30fps; 2.7K and Full HD reach 60fps. Video uses an 8-bit Normal profile, without D-Log or D-Cinelike.
No. They are separate models with different capabilities. The controller package on this page changes the screen and accessories, not the aircraft into a Pro version.
Brand warranty terms depend on the exact unit, supplier and service region. Keep the purchase invoice and confirm coverage and exclusions at checkout.
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