Quick Answer: The DJI Mini 4K Fly More Combo costs $449 at djiusa.com and adds two more batteries (three total), the Two-Way Charging Hub, a propeller holder, a shoulder bag and two spare propeller pairs to the $299 single-battery kit. It is only $60 more than the $389 Camera Drone Combo, which already has the hub but one battery fewer. Skip the $427.99 Essential Combo: it has one battery and no hub, and its charger and card cost $14.51 less bought separately. No Mini 4K battery or hub is sold on its own at djiusa.com or DJI’s US store, so the combo is the only way to get them.
The DJI Mini 4K is DJI’s cheapest 4K drone with a 3-axis gimbal, and in the US it now comes in four kits from djiusa.com, a licensed DJI reseller. DJI itself has stepped back: its US store page for the Mini 4K says “Not available in your country/region,” and the old dji.com Mini 4K spec pages now redirect to a combined “DJI Mini 4K | DJI Mini 2 SE” page. This guide shows what each kit contains, what each step up costs and which one to buy. All prices and box contents were checked on November 6, 2026.
The four US Mini 4K kits, side by side
Contents and prices come from the What’s Included table on djiusa.com. Every kit includes the DJI RC-N1C controller, USB-C, Lightning and Micro-USB phone cables, a gimbal protector, a USB-C data cable and a screwdriver.
| Kit | Batteries | Charging hub | Propeller holder | Bag | Spare prop pairs | Extras | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DJI Mini 4K | 1 | No | No | No | 1 | None | $299 |
| Camera Drone Combo | 2 | Yes | Yes | No | 3 | None | $389 |
| Essential Combo | 1 | No | No | No | 1 | 140W GaN charger, 1 m 7A USB-C cable, 64GB Lexar card | $427.99 |
| Fly More Combo | 3 | Yes | Yes | Yes | 3 | None | $449 |
The two kits with three propeller pairs also carry 18 spare screws instead of 6. The Essential Combo appeared on djiusa.com in October 2026; the other three kits have been listed since September 2025.
DJI Mini 4K Fly More Combo
- Three 2,250 mAh batteries DJI rates at 31 minutes each, 93 rated minutes per outing.
- The only Mini 4K kit with a third battery and the shoulder bag.
- Same RC-N1C controller as every other kit; your phone is the screen.
DJI Mini 4K Camera Drone Combo
- Two batteries, the Two-Way Charging Hub and the propeller holder for $90 over the base kit.
- Everything in the Fly More Combo except the third battery and the bag.
- The better buy if $60 is the difference between buying now and waiting.
DJI Mini 4K (single battery)
- One battery, one spare propeller pair and the RC-N1C controller.
- Makes sense if you already own DJI Mini 2 or Mini 2 SE batteries, which the Mini 4K uses.
- No hub, so a single battery charges inside the drone.
What’s actually in the Fly More Combo box
According to djiusa.com’s What’s Included table, the Mini 4K Fly More Combo contains:
- 1× DJI Mini 4K aircraft, 246 g maximum takeoff mass per DJI’s user manual
- 1× DJI RC-N1C controller plus USB-C, Lightning and Micro-USB phone cables
- 3× DJI Mini 2 Intelligent Flight Battery (2,250 mAh, 17.32 Wh, 82.5 g each per DJI)
- 1× DJI Mini 2 Two-Way Charging Hub
- 1× Shoulder Bag and 1× Propeller Holder
- 3× spare propeller pairs and 18 spare screws, plus a screwdriver
- 1× gimbal protector and 1× USB-C data cable
DJI’s own FAQ describes the same upgrade: compared with the standard kit, the Fly More Combo “additionally offer[s] two Intelligent Flight Batteries, two pairs of spare propellers, 12 screws, a Two-Way Charging Hub, a Propeller Holder, and a Shoulder Bag.”
The missing items matter as much. There is no wall charger (see the charger section below). There is no microSD card, and on this drone that is not optional: DJI’s FAQ says the Mini 4K has no internal storage, and without a card it can “only capture single, low-quality photos or record 720p videos” saved to your phone. There are no ND filters and no propeller guard; DJI says its 360-degree guard is “only available in certain countries and regions,” and neither US store we checked lists one for the Mini 4K.
The step-up math
No US store we checked sells a Mini 4K battery or hub on its own: djiusa.com lists none, and DJI’s US store does not offer the Mini 4K at all. That makes the combos the only priced route to extra batteries, so the useful comparison is between the kits themselves.
| Step | Extra cost | What the money buys | Rated flight time per outing |
|---|---|---|---|
| $299 kit to Camera Drone Combo | $90 | 1 battery, hub, propeller holder, 2 prop pairs, 12 screws | 31 to 62 minutes |
| Camera Drone Combo to Fly More Combo | $60 | 1 battery, shoulder bag | 62 to 93 minutes |
| $299 kit to Fly More Combo | $150 | 2 batteries, hub, propeller holder, bag, 2 prop pairs, 12 screws | 31 to 93 minutes |
DJI measures the 31-minute rating at a constant 17 km/h in windless conditions until a forced landing, so real flights are shorter; TechRadar’s review put real-world flight time at about 25 minutes, roughly 80% of the rating. On that basis the Fly More Combo gives about 75 minutes of practical flying per outing, the Camera Drone Combo about 50.
The last $60 is the best-value step on the ladder: it adds 31 rated minutes plus the only bag in any Mini 4K kit, which carries the drone, hub and all three batteries together.
The $21 trap: Essential Combo vs Fly More Combo
djiusa.com’s newest Mini 4K kit, the Essential Combo at $427.99, sits $21.01 below the Fly More Combo. It reads like a starter bundle with the charger and card most buyers need, but it is the $299 single-battery kit with three add-ons.
| What you get | Essential Combo ($427.99) | Fly More Combo ($449) |
|---|---|---|
| Batteries | 1 | 3 |
| Rated flight time per outing | 31 minutes | 93 minutes |
| Two-Way Charging Hub | No | Yes |
| Shoulder Bag and Propeller Holder | No | Yes |
| Spare propeller pairs | 1 | 3 |
| DJI Power 140W GaN Charger ($52.49 alone, $69.99 regular) | Yes | No |
| DJI Power 7A USB-C cable, 1 m ($12.99 alone) | Yes | No |
| Lexar Professional 1066x 64GB microSD ($49 alone) | Yes | No |
At djiusa.com’s November 6 prices, the charger, cable and card cost $114.48 separately, so the $299 kit plus those three items comes to $413.48, $14.51 less than the Essential Combo. Only at the charger’s $69.99 regular price does the bundle save anything ($2.99).
Two more details work against it. The 140W charger is far more than the Mini 4K can use: DJI’s manual lists a 29 W maximum charging power for the battery, under a quarter of the charger’s rating. And the Lexar 1066x card is not on DJI’s recommended microSD list for the Mini 4K, which names Lexar’s 633x, 667x, 1000x and High Endurance cards; it meets the U3 speed class DJI requires, but it is not one DJI lists.
The better plan: the Fly More Combo ($449) plus a 64GB card from DJI’s recommended list and a 30W USB-C PD charger.
The charger no kit includes
Only the Essential Combo ships a wall charger in the US. DJI’s Fly More Combo quick start guide asks for a charger of at least 18 W, and the manual recommends “the DJI Mini 4K Two-way Charging Hub, DJI 30W USB-C Charger, or other USB Power Delivery chargers,” with QC 2.0 or PD 2.0 support.
| Charging spec (DJI) | Value |
|---|---|
| Battery | 2,250 mAh, 7.7 V, 17.32 Wh, Li-ion, 82.5 g |
| Max charging power | 29 W |
| Charging time with DJI's 18W charger | About 1 hour 22 minutes per battery |
| Hub input | 5 V 3 A, 9 V 3 A, 12 V 3 A |
| Hub charging order | Three batteries in sequence |
| Hub USB-A output (power bank mode) | 5 V, 2 A |
| Charging temperature | 5 to 40 °C (41 to 104 °F) |
Because the hub charges one battery at a time, a full set of three takes about 4 hours at DJI’s 1-hour-22-minute rate for an 18W charger (our arithmetic; DJI does not publish a separate hub time for the Mini 4K). A 30W USB-C PD charger is the useful upgrade, since 29 W is the battery’s ceiling; anything bigger adds nothing for this drone. Our drone battery charger guide covers chargers that fit.
DJI’s FAQ adds that the hub doubles as a power bank: with at least one charged battery inside, its USB-A port can top up your phone or the RC-N1C. That matters because the RC-N1C runs about 4 hours, or 2 hours while charging a phone, per DJI’s spec page, against 6 and 4 hours for the older RC-N1.
The Mini 4K uses Mini 2 batteries, and that helps
The Mini 4K’s battery is not a Mini 4K-only part. The user manual’s list of spare and replacement parts names the DJI Mini 2 Intelligent Flight Battery and DJI Mini 2 Propellers, and djiusa.com’s kit table calls the Fly More Combo’s batteries and hub “DJI Mini 2” parts. DJI’s combined Mini 4K / Mini 2 SE spec page gives both drones the same battery: 2,250 mAh and 82.5 g.
Two practical results follow. If you own a Mini 2 or Mini 2 SE, its batteries and hub are spares for a Mini 4K, and the $299 kit becomes the sensible buy. And if you need more than three batteries, the hunt is for Mini 2-series packs, not “Mini 4K” ones. They do not fit the Mini 3, Mini 4 Pro or Mini 5 Pro, which use different batteries.
Unlike the Mini 3 Fly More Combo, there is no heavier Battery Plus option, so every Mini 4K kit stays at 246 g with battery, propellers and a microSD card. That is under the FAA’s 250 g line: recreational pilots skip registration and Remote ID but still need the free TRUST certificate (see our FAA drone registration guide). DJI’s manual also warns against adding payload not included in the original packaging, and anything clipped on counts toward the 250 g line.
The microSD card: budget for it
With no internal storage, the card is the first thing to buy. DJI’s recommended list runs from 16GB to 256GB, and the only 256GB card on it is the SanDisk Extreme V30 A2. The Mini 4K records at up to 100 Mbps, about 45 GB per hour of 4K, so a 64GB or 128GB card covers a three-battery outing. DJI’s manual also caps single video recordings at 30 minutes. Our drone microSD card guide lists cards that meet DJI’s U3 requirement.
Where the Mini 4K Fly More Combo sits among DJI’s small drones
| Fly More kit (djiusa.com, Nov 6, 2026) | Sensor | Gimbal | Controller | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DJI Neo 2 Fly More Combo | 1/2-inch | 2-axis | DJI RC-N3 | $429 |
| DJI Mini 4K Fly More Combo | 1/2.3-inch | 3-axis | DJI RC-N1C | $449 |
| DJI Mini 3 Fly More Combo | 1/1.3-inch | 3-axis | DJI RC | $719 |
| DJI Flip Fly More Combo | 1/1.3-inch | 3-axis | DJI RC 2 | $779 |
| DJI Mini 5 Pro Fly More Combo | 1-inch | 3-axis | DJI RC-N3 | $959 |
The Neo 2 Fly More Combo costs $20 less and adds obstacle sensing and palm takeoff, but its camera sits on a 2-axis gimbal; our Neo 2 vs Mini 4K comparison covers that trade. The Mini 4K has downward vision sensors only, with no obstacle sensing in any direction. The Mini 3 Fly More Combo costs $270 more for a larger 1/1.3-inch sensor, a screen controller and 38 rated minutes per battery, and the Mini 5 Pro Fly More Combo costs $510 more for a 1-inch sensor and obstacle sensing.
Where to buy a Mini 4K kit in the US
- djiusa.com is a licensed reseller, not DJI. Its footer says the site is run by Focus Global Digital Limited, “an authorized DJI reseller with US fulfillment in California and New Jersey,” and is “not owned or operated by SZ DJI Technology Co., Ltd.” All four kits were in stock there on November 6.
- DJI’s own store does not sell it. store.dji.com’s US page for the Mini 4K says “Not available in your country/region,” and the Mini 4K is missing from DJI’s US camera-drone lineup.
- Refurbished units come and go. djiusa.com lists a refurbished Fly More Combo at $359 and a refurbished single-battery kit at $239; both were sold out on November 6.
- Sale prices have dropped far below list. The Fly More Combo fell to $359 for Black Friday 2025, per DroneXL, and to $309 (31% off) in a March 2026 spring sale, per The Drive. DroneXL’s Mini 4K tracker lists $255 as its lowest price. See our drone Black Friday guide for what to expect this year.
- The FCC Covered List does not ground it. The FCC added DJI to its Covered List on December 23, 2025, which blocks authorization of new DJI models. The Mini 4K was authorized long before, and djiusa.com states that “there is no nationwide ban on owning or operating DJI drones.”
For protection plans, see our DJI Care Refresh guide.
Who should buy which kit
- Buy the Fly More Combo, $449, if you want three batteries, the hub and a bag. It is the only Mini 4K kit with a third battery, and the last $60 over the Camera Drone Combo buys 31 more rated minutes.
- Buy the Camera Drone Combo, $389, if the budget is firm. It has the hub and two batteries, which is the minimum for a useful outing.
- Buy the $299 kit if you already own DJI Mini 2 or Mini 2 SE batteries and a hub.
- Skip the Essential Combo, $427.99. For $21.01 more, the Fly More Combo has two more batteries, the hub and the bag; the charger and card cost $14.51 less on their own.
Whichever kit you buy, recreational pilots need the free FAA TRUST certificate, and anyone flying for pay needs a Part 107 certificate. Our Mini 4K review covers camera and flight performance, and our Mini 4K accessories guide covers what to add after the kit.
By the numbers
- $299 / $389 / $427.99 / $449: the four US Mini 4K kit prices on djiusa.com as of November 6, 2026.
- $60: the gap between the Camera Drone Combo and the Fly More Combo, which buys a third battery and the shoulder bag.
- $14.51: how much more the Essential Combo costs than the $299 kit plus its charger, cable and card bought separately at djiusa.com.
- 29 W: the Mini 4K battery’s maximum charging power per DJI’s manual, against the Essential Combo’s 140W charger.
- 93 minutes: the Fly More Combo’s rated flight time across three batteries, at DJI’s 31 minutes each.
- 246 g: the Mini 4K’s maximum takeoff mass with battery, propellers and microSD card, per DJI, under the FAA’s 250 g registration line.
The bottom line
The DJI Mini 4K Fly More Combo is the Mini 4K kit to buy. At $449 it is $150 over the single-battery kit and only $60 over the Camera Drone Combo, and since neither djiusa.com nor DJI’s US store sells a Mini 4K battery or hub on its own, it is the only priced way to fly with three batteries. Skip the $427.99 Essential Combo, budget for a 30W USB-C PD charger and a microSD card from DJI’s list, and remember that Mini 2 and Mini 2 SE batteries are spares for it. For more camera, the Mini 3 Fly More Combo costs $719.