DJI MINI 5 PRO Fly More Combo (RC-N3) lightweight 249g drone with 50MP sensor, Lidar, 3x batteries, remote control

DJI MINI 5 PRO Fly More Combo (RC-N3) is a compact quadcopter designed for aerial photography, videography and surveying tasks. The aircraft integrates a 50 MP camera capable of up to 3840×2160 video resolution, a foldable four-rotor configuration for easy transport, and a lightweight frame weighing approximately 0.2499 kg. The package includes a 2788 mAh Li‑Ion battery that provides extended flight time, internal storage alongside MicroSD support, and multi‑band connectivity for reliable positioning and data transmission.

Advantages

The drone combines a high-resolution 50 MP imaging system with 4-rotor stability, enabling detailed stills and stabilized 4K footage at commonly used frame sizes. With a maximum horizontal speed up to 18 m/s and an operating range reaching up to 21,000 m, the platform supports long-distance flights and broad coverage for surveying or location scouting. Compact, foldable design and lightweight construction make it convenient to carry and deploy in fieldwork, while GLONASS, Wi‑Fi (a/b/g/n/ac/ax) and Bluetooth 5.4 provide versatile connectivity options for control and media transfer.

Suitable for

• Aerial photography and high-resolution stills
• 4K video capture for short films, vlogs and real estate
• Site surveys, inspection and mapping at small to medium scale
• Travel and outdoor content creation where portability matters

Key specifications

• Camera resolution: 50 MP stills; video up to 3840×2160
• Maximum frame rate (video): up to 240 fps (modes may vary)
• Power source: Lithium‑Ion battery, 2788 mAh (approx. 19.52 Wh)
• Propulsion: 4 rotors, foldable airframe
• Maximum speed: up to 18 m/s
• Maximum operating distance: up to 21,000 m
• Weight: approx. 0.2499 kg
• Connectivity: GPS/GLONASS, Wi‑Fi (a/b/g/n/ac/ax), Bluetooth 5.4
• Storage: internal memory with MicroSD card support
• Product colours: Grey, Black

How to use

Charge the 2788 mAh Li‑Ion battery fully before first flight and insert the battery into the drone following the manufacturer’s guidance. Install a MicroSD card if additional storage is required and power on the remote controller (RC‑N3) and the drone, allowing GPS/GLONASS and wireless links to acquire satellites and establish connection. Use the companion app or controller interface to set flight parameters, select camera resolution and framing, and perform pre-flight checks including compass and IMU calibration when prompted. Launch and land in open areas away from obstacles, and monitor battery level and signal strength throughout the flight.

Recommendations

For best image quality, shoot stills at full resolution in good lighting conditions and use stabilized 4K settings for smooth video. Plan flights within local regulations, avoid flying over people or restricted zones, and respect maximum operating distances and site-specific limits. Keep spare charged batteries and a formatted MicroSD card on hand for extended sessions, and store the drone in its folded configuration during transport to reduce wear.