PGYTECH Huaye Mavic Mini/Mini 2 Extended Landing Gear Compatible with DJI Mavic Mini/Mini 2 Support Protector Extension Replacement Fit Accessories

On the basis of these reviews, I decided to order it. My Mini 2 arrived yesterday, and today I got the accessories I ordered. I had no problem with the fit of the legs as they weren't loose nor too With fairly easy removal and a good amount of snugness, this is an excellent choice. My one star is being removed because the band that holds the propellers when folding the drone is no longer fit properly. There will be no more connection between the little nub that goes into the hole on the band and Because the sleeves on the rear landing gear are larger, the wheels now have a higher ground clearance. As well as the cover for the camera, the band for the camera has to be moved forward a fraction of an inch for fit. If you want to store the landing gear extensions away, then you should remove them, or trim the area along the exposed edges that come in contact with the folded legs of the rear, and the tab area that fits As I stated earlier, I will examine further and make a further decision. I was able to get the band on, but I believe the propeller blades are under too much pressure. A shorter Velcro strap could be substituted for the DJI prop holder, if you prefer. I think the product is good for its intended purpose, but the Mini 2 is in need of some refinements. UPDATE* After careful consideration, it has become apparent that the best alternative is to remove the rear landing gear extenders when using the band/propeller holder supplied by DJI. In the end, I tried Velcro straps, which are useful, but not wide enough, and also slippery against the plastic surface of the drone. For me, the silicone rubber holder from DJI is preferable because of the increased protection.

Mason Allison

| Dec 11, 2020

I have PgyTech accessories for almost all my DJI and other quadcopter quadcopter batteries. PgyTech is regarded as a high quality accessory brand by DJI, which offers many of their accessories on their website. As with all leg extender sets, this one is no exception. With the convenience of storing it easily. It fits perfectly, doesn't obstruct any movement. I will not use them all the time, but just when I expect to be taking off or landing in areas where I expect to encounter soft surfaces. They increase the weight of the quad only slightly, not really affecting the available flight time. It is so close to the bottom of the quad that even the smallest blade of grass can cause it to jam and possibly damage it. can either use these legs extensions as a home base, have a flat surface at all times, or hand launch and catch every time you want to fly. I keep them in my quad's travel case at all times. It takes only a little bit of preparation.

Deandre Key

| Aug 20, 2020

Beware, however. The camera/gimbal can be lifted safely off the ground by using this stand. This is particularly important when landing on uneven or rough "Fly More Combo" has a carrying case that should be taken into account as part of this review. A drone no longer fits correctly in the case once the landing legs are attached. If you are going to put the drone away, you must remove them.

Berkley Monroe

| Feb 09, 2021

My experience with RCGeek was not as great as with Designed with rubbery ends so the drone does not slide, these keep it from slipping. The plastics feel robust and durable and are of good quality. As a downer, the DJI Mini 2 propeller guard does not fit when the rear landing gear are folded because the landing gear are too wide when the drone is unfolded. There is only one reason why I did not give this review five stars. That's exactly what I wanted. I ordered prop guards for the top and bottom. If PGYTech would make a prop guard similar to the one that DJI makes that accommodates the rear landing gear, that would be great.

Gael Tyler

| Sep 26, 2020

it possible that the front leg of a DJI Mini 2 can fall off? There is a little wiggle room between one leg and the other one, but neither leg is tight. It has been determined what the issue is after troubleshooting. I have a friend who has the same Mini 2 as you have, and he has the same product as listed above. Attempting to fit it on my drone, I found it to fit well. The front leg of the kneeler was molded loosely, and it fit okay, but was A leg fell off of me when I was flying 300 feet above In exchange for his leg extensions, I returned them to him. There is no way to tell where mine ended up. I have 3 extension legs to give away. Do you want them? This no longer serves any purpose. I might want the landing gear that looks like it belongs on a helicopter.

Aria Kelley

| Dec 15, 2020

I am a huge fan of these DJI Mavic mini leg extensions. The pros are A drone on a platform can be protected from scratches, dust, and uneven ground by lifting it from the These guards can be mounted on the 360° propellers (photo Leg extensions should be fitted after propeller guards are installed). The cons are A drone with leg extensions will not fit into the carry bag for the DJI fly combo.

Veda Mullen

| Aug 20, 2020

The Mavic Mini works with this product. One of the extensions of someone's computer has been lost. To make sure that it's secure, make sure that it's As a result of the extensions, the body is kept off the ground and away from areas of grass that are raised. Using a landing pad is still recommended if you plan to land on grassy terrain. You are not able to use these extensions with the fly more combo case if you have a mini. In addition to the mini, there are other cases that the extensions will fit.

Kaitlyn Bonner

| Feb 01, 2021

The gear for the Mini 2 is of a high quality, as have been noted by other reviewers. It requires some patience and finesse, however, to set up your first system. However, I found that the rear legs did not snap into place as well as the previous reviewer had expected. The picture shown may make the issue more obvious. I only wish the instructions had been more clear, but once I understood what orientation and positioning to use, the legs snapped into place quickly and nicely. The legs in front were where we ran into some difficulty. The drone gear extensions are attached to the drone by clips that snap into place when they're positioned On the other hand, the Mini 2 lacks any detent for the clips to latch onto on its front legs. As I said, the fit is entirely achieved through friction, and this is where I ran into an issue. In my Mini2, the Pygtech extensions are very tight and did not allow the legs to be inserted very far at first. You can see inside the Pygtech gear that the legs of the drone should stop on a definite shelf, but I was not able to press them that far into the gear. Following a few repetitions of adding and removing the gear, the fit gradually began to loosen until it was possible to fully insert, though it required a significant amount There is definitely something you need to watch out for. When it's all said and done, I'm very happy with the fit, and "snug" is better than "loose. " However, I will say that the installation was very difficult. An experience where you just pick it up and go.

Winston Fritz

| Oct 08, 2020