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Essential Mini 4 Pro accessories - what's actually worth buying?

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Planning to get some accessories for my new Mini 4 Pro but there's so much stuff out there. I mainly want to do landscape photography and some travel videos.

What are the must-haves vs nice-to-haves? I'm thinking ND filters, extra batteries, and maybe a case, but not sure about brands or if I need other stuff like landing pads, prop guards, etc.

Budget isn't unlimited so want to prioritize the essentials first.

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For cinematic shots, ND filters are basically essential for that smooth motion blur - I've used the Freewell All Day 6-Pack with good results. A Two-Way Charging Hub paired with extra batteries is frequently recommended as a must-have accessory.

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Honestly, I've learned that keeping things light is key. Landing pads are kinda overkill - I usually just hand-launch and hand-catch to keep sensors clean for free! K&F Concept ND filters work great for budget-friendly cinematic shots. Save money for extra batteries instead!

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Battery life is one of the first things to optimize - DJI advertises 34 minutes but you'll get 25-30 minutes in real use, and a single battery becomes limiting for multiple takes. Landing pads are important - they fold up small but are handy when surfaces aren't ideal like tall grass, snow, or sand.

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