DJI Mini 3 Series 360° Propeller Guard, Compatibility: DJI Mini 3 Pro, DJI Mini 3

Personally I like the guards a lot when fly indoor or at short fly among tree trunks. Only complain that it adds payload to your drone and make your drone dimension much bigger. Battery seems drains faster too. Sturdy feel with kind of abs plastic. Such bargain with open box in great condition.

I am using these as I work out my poor coordination skills. They have saved me once so far. They are extremely easy to pop on and off. No Velcro straps to mess with.

Worked ok. 1st tiny impact it broke a piece off better that then my drone tho.

Fits perfectly on DJI mini 3!!

Propeller guards fit perfectly

These are an absolute must have for the Mini 3. They do make for a very large profile, but it is still manageable inside a house. Bear in mind if you are in the US if you install these you will have to register your drone with the FAA.

As an avid drone enthusiast, I recently purchased the DJI Mini 3 Series 360° Propeller Guard to enhance the safety and protection of my DJI Mini 3 Pro.While the propeller guard undeniably offers valuable functionality, I must admit that its size and bulkiness have left me feeling somewhat conflicted.Firstly, it is important to acknowledge the purpose of the propeller guard. Its primary function is to provide an additional layer of protection to the propellers, reducing the risk of damage during flights.In this regard, the propeller guard excels. The guard's robust construction and comprehensive 360° coverage instill a sense of security, particularly when flying in confined spaces or close to obstacles. Especially since it did hit tree branches when the drone automatically flew up when the battery got low.So, it would effectively prevents accidental contact with walls, branches, or other objects, which can save both the propellers and the drone from potential harm.However, the issue lies in the trade-off between protection and portability. The propeller guard adds a noticeable amount of bulk to the otherwise sleek and compact DJI Mini 3 Pro.While the drone itself is designed to be lightweight and easily transportable, the propeller guard somewhat undermines this key feature.The added weight and increased dimensions make it less convenient to carry and transport, which can be a drawback for users who prioritize portability and agility.Another consideration is the impact on flight performance. The increased weight of the propeller guard can potentially affect the drone's maneuverability, resulting in reduced battery life and slightly compromised responsiveness.Although the difference is not significant, it is worth noting for those who value the drone's nimbleness during flight.Ultimately, whether or not the propeller guard is a worthwhile addition depends on the individual's specific needs and preferences.For those who frequently fly in challenging environments or are concerned about potential accidents, the guard undoubtedly provides valuable peace of mind. However, if you prioritize the drone's portability and aim for unobstructed, agile flights, the propeller guard may not be the ideal choice.In conclusion, the DJI Mini 3 Series 360° Propeller Guard offers commendable protection for the propellers of the DJI Mini 3 Pro. Its robust construction and comprehensive coverage significantly reduce the risk of accidental damage during flights.However, the added bulk and slightly reduced flight performance might be perceived as downsides for users who prioritize portability and agility. Ultimately, it's a trade-off between enhanced protection and the desire for a more compact, lightweight drone.So, although it does the job, it's not something I really use like I thought I would. And wouldn't have bothered to purchase in hindsight. I'd most likely have put the money toward an extra battery.

I've had these for at least six months and flew yesterday for the first time with them installed. I kept getting warnings on the controller that they were affecting the flight of the bird. I would have said no problem if it happened once maybe because of a gust of wind. It happened several times and I kept the bird up for about 20 minutes before I got concerned enough to land. I purchased them initially because of working toward being able to fly over people with the possibility of also purchasing the parachute. I'm no longer contemplating that idea and if asked I would not recommend these. IMHO they are too heavy for the Mini 3 Pro.