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To Mini or not to Mini. The Drone's Question! The first thing I should tell is, Mini Drones are not for everybody. Each person has its own needs and its own desires. So before you decide which is the drone you want, or you need, it's necessary to do your research; and maybe this post will be the best to start.  [Note: leave comments or questions below] Let me give you some tips, now that you decided you are going to buy a drone, and you are looking for the best choices, so you can select the right for you. You'll learn what you need to consider, about budget, prices, and features, of course, SIZE.  —Budget: As the market now have MINI drones, like the DJI Mini 2 and SE, the Hubsan Zino SE and Pro, and the FIMI X8 Mini, now you have inexpensive drones with pretty good specs for the prices. But, is it a Mini enough for your needs. Then, you have choices of bigger size drone. Drones like the DJI Mavic Series, the X8 series of FIMI, and the ZINO series from Hubsan. Usually, the

  Is the DJI Mini 2 a good drone to learn? What could happen if the DJI Mini 2 is my first drone? Let's answer this questions and a little more.  I was surprised with the DJI Mini 2 because, in my first flight, as soon as the props start spinning, I heard the voice of a lady, telling me how to take off. It wasn't my wife, nor Alexa or Google; it was the DJI app. She was patient, charming, and calm… perfect combination, huh? After the take-off, I learned that she was about to give me a full tutorial of the basics of flying the Drone. While she is telling you to move the drone to the right, left, front and back, you are watching how to do it on the screen. That was amazing. The question now is, 2 minutes of tutorial is enough to be a remote pilot? Two minutes tutorial is not enough to become an experienced remote pilot, but once the drone is in the air, you are the pilot by default. That's why I always tell everyone that want to learn the drone hobby, to buy a nano drone, l