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This DJI Mini 5 Pro drone usually costs $1,599 — save $500 this weekend

Score a hidden deal on the DJI Mini 5 Pro Fly More Combo featuring the RC 2 controller, three batteries, and a 1-inch sensor for $1,099 on Amazon.

This DJI Mini 5 Pro drone usually costs $1,599 — save $500 this weekend

Amazon is offering a significant discount on the DJI Mini 5 Pro Fly More Combo this weekend. The complete bundle, which includes the smart controller, three batteries, and extra gear, is now priced at $1,099, a $500 reduction from its usual $1,599 tag. This remarkable deal makes the high-end drone more accessible to those seeking professional-grade aerial footage without breaking the bank.

Despite its compact size, the Mini 5 Pro packs a punch with a 1-inch CMOS sensor, delivering sharp 4K video at 60 frames per second in HDR, as well as 120 fps slow-motion capability. The drone's 360-degree obstacle sensing, powered by LiDAR and vision sensors, ensures safe flights even in low light, automatically avoiding obstacles like power lines, branches, and buildings.

Additionally, the upgraded ActiveTrack 360° feature allows users to simply draw a box around their subject, and the drone will autonomously follow the action while maintaining a safe distance. Don't miss out on this incredible offer on Amazon while supplies last.

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