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DJI Fleet Spec Comparison Matrix

Evaluate sensors, flight endurance, obstacle sensing, and pricing side-by-side across your preferred DJI aircraft.

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Aircraft Overview & Pricing

DJI Lito X1 expedition drone

DJI Lito X1

Ultra-rugged professional foldable expedition drone

From £949
DJI Lito 1 modular travel drone

DJI Lito 1

Lightweight modular travel creator drone

From £599
DJI Air 3S dual-camera drone

DJI Air 3S

Advanced dual-camera enthusiast powerhouse

From £1059
DJI Mavic 4 Pro triple-camera flagship drone

DJI Mavic 4 Pro

Flagship rotating triple-camera prosumer airframe

From £1699

Camera & Sensor Specifications

Flight Performance & Safety

Regulations & Pricing

DJI Drone Comparison Guide: Choosing the Right Airframe

Comparing DJI camera drones comes down to three practical trade-offs: sensor size for dynamic range, takeoff weight for UK CAA and EU EASA regulations, and wind resistance. Use the slots above to compare any four aircraft directly, or load a preset comparison below.

DJI Air 3S vs DJI Mavic 4 Pro: Which should I choose?

Choose the DJI Air 3S (724g) if you want 45-minute endurance, a sharp 1-inch primary sensor, and 70mm telephoto lens at a mid-prosumer price. Upgrade to the DJI Mavic 4 Pro (980g) if you need a larger 4/3-inch Hasselblad-grade sensor, rotating triple-camera focal lengths, and maximum wind stability.

What is the difference between DJI Mini 5 Pro and Mini 4 Pro?

Both stay under 250g for C0 regulatory freedom, but the DJI Mini 5 Pro upgrades high-frame-rate capture to 4K 120fps slow motion and increases battery endurance to 38 minutes compared to 34 minutes on the Mini 4 Pro.