SpeedyDrone product records checked July 22, 2026 listed the standard DJI Mini 5 Pro at CAD $1,059, the Fly More Combo with RC-N3 at CAD $1,279, the Fly More Combo with DJI RC 2 at CAD $1,429, and the Fly More Combo Plus with DJI RC 2 at CAD $1,529. Bundle contents and inventory can change, so confirm the live product page before ordering.

DJI lists an approximate takeoff weight of 249.9 g with a possible variation of plus or minus 4 g. Transport Canada classifies a drone as a microdrone only when its actual operating weight is below 250 g. Anything attached or carried counts toward operating weight. Weigh the configured aircraft before flight and follow the rules that apply to its actual weight.

No. Battery Plus is substantially heavier than the standard battery and increases the aircraft’s operating weight above the microdrone threshold. In Canada, a drone operating at 250 g or more must be registered, and the pilot needs the certificate appropriate to the operation.

Mini 5 Pro uses a 50 MP 1-inch CMOS camera with a 24 mm equivalent f/1.8 lens. It records up to 4K60 HDR and 4K120 slow motion, supports JPEG and DNG photos, and offers 10-bit D-Log M and HLG workflows in supported modes.

Yes. Its three-axis gimbal supports true vertical shooting and up to 225 degrees of roll rotation. DJI also provides creative functions such as QuickShot Rotate, Timelapse, Spotlight and Waypoint for supported rotational shots.

Mini 5 Pro combines omnidirectional binocular vision with forward LiDAR and a downward infrared sensor. DJI states that nightscape omnidirectional sensing depends on the relevant lighting, textures, reflectivity and flight conditions. LiDAR improves frontal detection at night but does not make the drone collision-proof.

DJI lists up to 36 minutes with the standard Intelligent Flight Battery and up to 52 minutes with Battery Plus under controlled tests that continue until forced landing. DJI also publishes more practical typical-flight references of approximately 21 minutes and 33 minutes respectively. Always plan a safe return and landing reserve.

The RC-N3 Fly More Combo is the value choice for pilots comfortable using a phone. The DJI RC 2 Fly More Combo is better for a faster screen-ready setup. The Plus combo is best for longer sessions, but Battery Plus moves the aircraft above 250 g and changes the Canadian registration and certification requirements.

No. DJI states that Mini 5 Pro is not waterproof. Avoid rain, wet snow, fog condensation and water exposure. If unexpected rain begins, return and land as soon as practical, then allow the aircraft to dry fully before reuse.

A microdrone operating below 250 g does not require registration or a pilot certificate, but it must still be flown safely and legally. At an operating weight of 250 g or more—such as with Battery Plus—the drone must be registered and the pilot needs the certificate appropriate to the operation. Advertised events and restricted airspace can require additional authorization regardless of weight.

Mini 5 Pro can be legally operated in Canada, but Transport Canada does not issue a blanket approval for every operation. Below 250 g, it can operate under microdrone rules without registration, a pilot certificate or RPAS Safety Assurance. At 250 g or more, registration and the appropriate pilot certificate are required. Advanced or Complex operations may also require the exact model and configuration to appear in Transport Canada’s current RPAS Safety Assurance eligibility list.