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SAVE $60: The DJI Mini 4K drone is on sale for $239 in the Amazon Black Friday sale. That's $60 off and the lowest-ever price for this model.

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We made some noise about the fact that you could save $60 on the DJI Mini 4K drone in the early stages of Amazon's Black Friday sale. That deal came with a catch, as it was only available to Prime members. Well the exclusivity is gone. Now everyone can score the DJI Mini 4K drone for its best-ever price.

The DJI Mini 4K drone is on sale for $239 in the Amazon Black Friday sale, saving you $60 on list price. TikTokers, YouTubers, and filmmakers absolutely love DJI drones. And they'll probably love this deal, because it couldn't have come at a better time.

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It's looking more and more likely that DJI drones will be banned by the end of 2025. That sucks for creators, but there's still time to stock up ahead of any final decision.

It's worth noting that if you're not a Prime member, the drone is sold by Hibikin-US. We don't generally recommend purchasing from third-party sellers on Amazon, but DJI is facing stock issues right now (for obvious reasons) and Hibikin-US has excellent reviews, so we feel fine making this recommendation.

Score the DJI Mini 4K drone for $239 in the Amazon Black Friday sale.

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