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what case do you guys actually use for travel with the mini 4 pro

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so ive been going back and forth on this for like two weeks now and i cant decide. im flying a mini 4 pro and i need something for checked luggage on longer trips, not just tossing it in a backpack. ive seen the official dji shoulder bag thing but honestly it looks kind of flimsy for the price and i dont trust it in checked baggage. saw some people recommending pelican cases but those feel like overkill and also super heavy to lug around the airport when youre already dealing with carry-on drama.

does anyone actually travel with their setup checked and whats worked for you? i mostly bring 3-4 batteries, nd filters, a couple extra props, the fly more combo stuff basically. would love something that isnt going to make me look like im transporting military equipment through customs too lol

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  • fpv_racer_23
    fpv_racer_23

    I went through this exact thing last year before a trip to Portugal. Ended up getting a Lowepro Droneguard case, the hard shell version not the backpack one, and it has been genuinely great for checke

  • Tyler Morgan
    Tyler Morgan

    im in the same boat lol, currently just using a random amazon hard case i found that had the pick and pull foam inside. its honestly fine for the price, like $35 or something? cuts a bit rough but doe

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I went through this exact thing last year before a trip to Portugal. Ended up getting a Lowepro Droneguard case, the hard shell version not the backpack one, and it has been genuinely great for checked bags. Fits everything including the fly more kit with a bit of room to spare, and the foam is dense enough that I dont worry about it rattling around. The latch system feels solid too, not like the cheap plastic clips you get on no-name cases.

The Pelican route isnt wrong but yeah the weight adds up fast and some airlines ding you for oversize even when youre under the weight limit, which is annoying. The Lowepro hits a good middle ground honestly. Just make sure you pull the batteries out and keep those in carry-on regardless of what case you use ? most airlines technically require that anyway.

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im in the same boat lol, currently just using a random amazon hard case i found that had the pick and pull foam inside. its honestly fine for the price, like $35 or something? cuts a bit rough but does the job. not sure id trust it for super long haul flights but for domestic stuff its been fine so far.

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