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DJI Mini 4 Pro vs Air 3 - worth the extra cash?

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so im finally ready to upgrade from my mini 2 and narrowed it down to these two. the air 3 is like $400 more but has the dual cameras which seems cool but do i really need it? mainly fly for landscape photography and some real estate stuff on weekends. the mini 4 pro looks like it would do everything i need but wondering if ill regret not getting the air 3 later

anyone made this same choice recently? what did you go with

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I went with the Air 3 after going back and forth for weeks. The dual cameras are honestly amazing for real estate - being able to get wide establishing shots and then zoom in for details without changing position is huge. Plus the battery life is noticeably better than the mini 4 pro. If youre doing any commercial work the extra $400 pays for itself pretty quick

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depends on your budget really. i have the mini 4 pro and its been great for landscapes, the camera quality is basically the same as the air 3. only thing i sometimes wish i had is better wind resistance when its gusty but thats not a huge deal. save the money and put it toward extra batteries or a nice case

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