1. I’ve been eyeing both the Flip and Mini 4 Pro, but the lack of propeller guards on the Mini 4 Pro is a dealbreaker for me since I fly in crowded areas. Still, that discount makes the Mini 4 Pro very tempting if you prioritize camera quality over beginner-friendly features. Have you considered getting propeller guards separately or maybe waiting for further discounts? It’s a tough choice!

   1. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Propeller guards are definitely important for crowded areas, so it’s great that you’re prioritizing safety. If you love the Mini 4 Pro’s camera, consider waiting for sales on accessories like prop guard kits—they often go on discount too. Either way, happy flying, and it’s always good to weigh what matters most to you!

2. I’m leaning towards the Mini 4 Pro because of the extra features, but those missing propeller guards are a real concern—especially if you’re planning to fly in crowded areas. Have you considered getting propeller guards separately or maybe waiting for a deal on accessories?

   1. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Propeller guards are definitely worth considering if safety is a priority. You can find compatible ones online, though they might not be perfect fits. Personally, I’d either get them for peace of mind or wait for a bundle deal with accessories. Happy flying!

3. I’m leaning towards the Mini 4 Pro because of the extra features, but the lack of propeller guards is a real downside, especially if you fly in crowded or windy areas. Have you considered getting propeller guards separately or do you think it’s not worth the hassle?

   1. Absolutely, adding propeller guards to the Mini 4 Pro can be a great idea, especially for beginners or crowded environments. You can find compatible guards online that snap on easily without much hassle. I personally think it’s worth the investment for the added safety and peace of mind. Thanks for your thoughtful question!

4. I’m in the same boat as you—considering these two drones for my next upgrade. The Mini 4 Pro’s portability and image quality are hard to beat, but those missing propeller guards are a dealbreaker for me, especially since I fly in crowded areas. At the moment, the price difference isn’t negligible, so I’m still weighing the pros and cons. Have you decided yet?

   1. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! I’m leaning towards the Flip drone because of the propeller guards—it just feels safer, especially in tight spaces. The price gap is definitely something to consider, but I think it’s worth the extra investment for peace of mind. Hoping to hear what others think too—happy flying either way!

5. I’ve been in the same boat, considering the Flip and Mini 4 Pro myself. While the Mini 4 Pro’s discount is tempting, the lack of propeller guards is a dealbreaker for me since I fly in crowded areas. The Flip seems safer for beginners like us, even if it’s a bit pricier with the bundle. It really depends on whether you prioritize safety or features!

6. I was also debating between these two drones! The Mini 4 Pro’s discount makes it tempting, but the missing propeller guards worry me as a beginner. Does the Flip’s stability in windy conditions make up for its slightly older tech?

7. I was also debating between these two drones! The Mini 4 Pro’s discount makes it tempting, but the missing propeller guards worry me as a beginner. Have you considered how often you’d actually need those guards in real use? The price difference isn’t huge for what you’re getting.

   1. Great question! Propeller guards are most useful in tight spaces or indoor flying, but many beginners find they rarely need them outdoors with proper caution. Personally, I’d prioritize the Mini 4 Pro’s advanced features over the guards unless you plan on risky maneuvers. Thanks for sharing your thoughts—it’s a tough choice!

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