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📍 North Shore, Auckland
I'm selling my DJI Mini 4 Pro Fly More Combo as I'll be leaving New Zealand soon.
The drone is in excellent condition with no scratches, no dents, no crashes, no repairs, and no accident history. It's been very well looked after from day one.
Total flight time: 18.5 hours. It has been with me on two North Island and two South Island road trips, capturing aerial footage along the way. It flies exceptionally well and has handled conditions around Lake Pukaki, Lake Taupō, and even coastal winds in winter (around Force 5) with stable flight and smooth footage.
Fly More Combo includes:
DJI Mini 4 Pro aircraft
DJI RC 2 controller with built-in screen (no phone required)
3 genuine DJI Intelligent Flight Batteries (up to around 40 minutes each, depending on wind conditions and flying style)
DJI Two-Way Charging Hub
Genuine DJI shoulder bag
Original cables and all accessories
One spare set of propellers
Free 32GB microSDHC card (U3 / A2) with SD card adapter, ready to use
Price: NZ$1,500 (Cash) or NZ$1,500 (ANZ bank transfer)
Auckland pickup only. You're welcome to inspect and test the drone before purchasing.
If you're new to drones, I'm happy to spend some time showing you the basics after the sale, including take-off and landing, flight controls, camera settings, basic filming techniques, and the key rules for flying legally in New Zealand.
Shipping & pick-up options
| Destination & description | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Pick up from Wairau Valley | Free | |
Questions & Answers (11)
how many charge cycles on batteries. i have made an offer based on not knowing this information. mervz2 (277 • 5:41 pm, Wed, 12 AugAs I mentioned, I’ve taken very good care of the drone and its batteries. With modern lithium batteries, using only part of the charge and then recharging is generally better for battery health than repeatedly running them all the way down before charging again. That’s how I’ve normally used these batteries, so although they’ve been recharged on multiple occasions, they haven’t been subjected to repeated deep discharge cycles. robertli1 (0 • 9:36 am, Thu, 13 AugI don't know why my message failed to send. robertli1 (0 Comment 9:31 am, Thu, 13 AugUnfortunately, unlike Apple products, the DJI app/controller doesn’t provide an exact battery cycle count for these batteries. robertli1 (0 Comment 9:31 am, Thu, 13 AugBased on my actual use, I’d estimate that each of the three batteries has had roughly 15 full-cycle equivalents (0–100%). Most of the time I only used around 30% of a battery before recharging it, and I’ve never completely drained any of them. In practice, you also need to keep a reasonable amount of charge in reserve for the return flight. For example, if you run a battery below 15%, unexpected strong winds on the way back could become a problem. robertli1 (0 Comment 9:31 am, Thu, 13 AugAlso worth mentioning that DJI drone batteries are designed to automatically discharge themselves after being left unused for a period of time while installed/stored, in order to protect battery health. My estimate of around 15 cycles is based on the power I actually used while flying and excludes this automatic self-discharge. robertli1 (0 Comment 9:31 am, Thu, 13 AugHope that helps clarify the battery usage. robertli1 (0 Comment 9:31 am, Thu, 13 AugSorry, but considering what I originally paid for the drone and its current condition, I really can’t accept anything below $1,250. If you have any other questions or concerns about the drone, though, please feel free to ask. robertli1 (0 Comment 9:33 am, Thu, 13 AugSorry dude, the reason I gave you an estimate earlier is that I’d never actually tried to check the battery cycle count before. I’ve just looked it up online and found out how to check it properly.I’ve checked all three batteries now: two have 23 cycles and the other has 25 cycles. robertli1 (0 Comment 10:37 am, Thu, 13 AugFrom what I’ve found, 0–50 cycles is generally considered the period when the battery is still in its best condition. From around 50–100 cycles, there may be some minor degradation, while more noticeable degradation can potentially occur somewhere around 100–200 cycles.By degradation, I mean that the usable capacity may gradually decrease — for example, a battery might eventually retain only around 80–90% of the capacity it had when it was newer. robertli1 (0 Comment 10:37 am, Thu, 13 AugSo I just wanted to correct the information I gave you earlier now that I’ve found the actual cycle counts. robertli1 (0 Comment 10:38 am, Thu, 13 Aug.. robertli1 (0 Comment 12:43 pm, Sat, 15 Aug