RAIACEHard Travel Carrying Case Compatible with DJI Mini 3 Pro and its Accessories. (Case Only)

This is an excellent case that can accommodate both mini 3 and 4 with RC or RC2 . Has plenty of room and is well constructed. The case is a little larger then some cases but this makes everything fit nice and safe. Rc controller can be place facing up or down with no issues. Highly recommended unless you want a more compact case. This case is not much bigger then the other but is bigger. Own a mini 3 and 4 pro with no issues.Can also fit 6 to 7 batteries. If needed.

Simply an all-around great and nice looking case that’s roomy and has a reasonable amount of extra space for accessories. I really like that you don’t have to take off the control sticks and this is especially impressive considering the case has a a nice sturdy divider with mesh pockets to put propellers and various other accessories. The controller and drone fits perfectly in the case without being too snug where it feels like you have to be careful not to break the drone when taking it out. Everything about this case is better than all my buddies cases, even the handle feels a lot better than the other cases my buddies have. Now I know that this case can’t offer the protection that the hard cases can but with my level of carefulness I didn’t need nor want a big bulky hard case.The only thing I don’t particularly care for is the black color. Don't get me wrong, the black looks great (and the case feels great too) but when you’re out and about on a sunny hot day you want to keep everything on the cooler side. The black color will definitely make things inside a lot hotter than they should be. A nice light gray color would be best in my opinion.

I purchased this for my DJI Mini 3 RC. My controller and aircraft fits perfectly into the compartments. There are also compartments for batteries and charging block.There is also another space in the case that will hold SD cards, extra blades ect.The case is very sturdy and I feel confident my equipment is protected.

Was looking for a cheap but sturdy case for a not expensive, but also not cheap, drone. This fit the bill. It perfectly holds the drone, controller, and included accessories and has room for expansion. Very sturdy rounder corners and a reliable zipper. I especially like the Velcro straps inside to hold things when they need to be.

Fits my DJI mini 2 se perfect. Room for odds and ends too!

Purchased on 01-08-2024 for $29.95.I bought this for my nephew to use with his DJI Mini 3 Pro.When we went hiking on our camping trips, he would transport the drone and accessories in his backpack. Yeah, he would wrap the drone carefully with a towel, but it still isn't the greatest way to safeguard it, so I decided to get him a fitted case for better protection.I first looked at a Neewer case because I had seen their case for the Mini 3 Pro when I was searching for unrelated items. It looked fine, but I wanted to compare it to other cases before deciding.While checking out similar cases, I came upon this from RAIACE. I like the set-up better than Neewer's.I prefer this layout of the main compartment because it makes better, more efficient usage of space than Neewer. With the drone, remote, batteries, and charging hub placed in the main compartment, the RAIACE has an extra 6" x 3" space for something else, like an A/C cord+transformer or ???.With the Neewer, the charging hub is placed upright, but EMPTY, in the case. There's a battery laying on its side on either side of the hub. I'm guessing (educated guess) that the reason the batteries are on their sides is because the case isn't tall enough to accommodate the height. Why else would they use precious space so extravagantly? That also would mean that if you place them in the hub, the battery+hub height definitely would be too tall for the case. That's why Neewer's case is having to dedicate space separately for the batteries, whereas, RAIACE's case kills two birds (hub and batteries) with one stone. Plus, RAIACE's layout allows for 3 spare batteries vs only 2 in Neewer's.Size-wise (L x W), the two cases are about the same, but the extra height/depth of the RAIACE allows for the better utilization of space in the main compartment. The extra depth also gives the lid and divider more space for accessories.The lid has a zippered, mesh pouch for a tablet, and the divider (flap) between the lid and main compartment has 8 small (3" W x 2.5" H) mesh pouches to organize small accessories like propellers, cables, memory cards, lens filters, etc.The hard EVA shell will protect the contents from light to moderate impacts. It's a hard case, not crushproof, so make sure you understand the difference. Don't sit on it!A shoulder strap for the case and a neck strap for the RC are included. A YKK zipper is used on the case.So, what's my nephew's first reaction after thanking me? "It's kinda heavy," he says. The thought bubble floated from my head, "You, ungrateful, little s..."But, I have to admit, he's right...There was no information anywhere on the weight of this case. When I checked the weight of Neewer's case, it's 1.3 pounds. When I weighed the RAIACE, it's 2.4 pounds. Almost DOUBLE!Would I have chosen the RAIACE had I known the weight? I probably would have because of the layout.It's a very good case. Just wish it were lighter.

I love this case even though the formed areas are not nearly as durable as many others. With that said I feel it will last many years if treated right. It holds everything very nice. Does not fit the drone upright if the prop protectors are on. If I have the prop protectors on the drone, I will put it in upside down and it fits perfect. There is room for my tablet and all the accessories one would need.Money well spent

After doing a lot, and I mean a lot, of reading of reviews on various brands and models of a protective case for my DJI Mavic Mini 3 Pro, I ordered this one. I am very satisfied. The fit for the controller, the drone and the three battery charging case, plus room for extras, is outstanding.