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This DJI Mini 5 Pro drone bundle throws in $100+ of free accessories

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This DJI Mini 5 Pro drone bundle throws in $100+ of free accessories

FREE ACCESSORIES: As of Aug.

21, you can get the DJI Mini 5 Pro Drone with an exclusive accessories kit for $899 at Amazon.

Mini 5 Pro (DJI RC-N3) + Kit $899 at Amazon Shop Now at Amazon DJI drones don't usually get huge discounts unless it's a major shopping holiday like Black Friday or Prime Day .

With demand so high, it's unlikely we'll see a straight cash discount on the Mini 5 Pro anytime soon.

SEE ALSO: Amazon’s delivery drones are flying to 500 more cities That said, if you were already planning on buying one, you don't have to settle for a bare-bones package.

Right now, there's an Amazon listing that includes the drone, the remote, and a handful of accessories for $899.

Here's what you'll get: 26-month CPS extended protection plan: If you're a first-time pilot, having extra coverage is going to come in handy.

Hardshell backpack: You'll need this to safely haul your drone, remote, and batteries from place to place without scratching them up.

High-speed 128GB microSD card: With this much storage, you'll have plenty of space to capture 4K footage for days.

An 80cm oversized landing pad: This will help protect the sensors and propellers whenever you're taking off in rough terrain like dirt, grass, or sand.

If you bought these extras separately, you'd be spending another $100+ out of pocket.

Accessories aside, the drone itself is pretty impressive for its size.

It features a flagship 1-inch 50MP CMOS sensor that shoots crisp 4K/60fps HDR video and ultra-smooth 4K/120fps slow-motion.

If you make content for social media, the 225-degree rotating gimbal flips for uncropped, full-frame 90-degree true vertical shooting — designed specifically for TikTok , Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts.

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