Windforce Mini 4K Drone Under 250g with Screen Controller

Windforce Mini weighs approximately 247g with the flight battery installed. Its foldable body measures approximately 15 × 9 × 6cm, making it easy to pack for travel and outdoor trips.

Windforce Mini weighs less than 250g. In the United States, recreational registration requirements may differ for drones under 250g, but pilots must still follow applicable FAA rules, airspace restrictions and local regulations. Requirements may also vary depending on how the drone is used.

Read our guide to flying a drone under 250g for more information.

Its compact 247g body is easy to carry in a travel bag. When traveling by air, keep the batteries protected and follow the airline’s rules for carrying lithium batteries. Battery requirements may vary by airline and destination.

No. Windforce Mini comes with a 5.5-inch touchscreen controller that displays the live camera view without requiring a phone connection. Screen brightness and stick sensitivity can also be adjusted directly on the controller.

Windforce Mini supports digital image transmission at distances of up to approximately 6KM in open, unobstructed and low-interference environments. Actual range may vary with buildings, trees, terrain, weather, signal interference, antenna direction and local flight restrictions.

The configured maximum flight height is approximately 120 meters. Always follow local altitude limits and airspace rules when flying.

The included battery setup provides up to approximately 70 minutes of total flight time. Each battery offers around 35 minutes under suitable conditions. Wind, flight speed, temperature, altitude and camera use may affect actual flight time.

A flight battery takes approximately 90 minutes to charge under normal conditions. Allow the battery to cool after flying before charging it again.

Yes. Windforce Mini supports One-Tap Return, Low Battery Return and Signal Loss Return. When GPS positioning is available, the system normally records the takeoff point as the Home Point and uses it for supported return functions.

When the controller signal is lost and GPS positioning is available, Windforce Mini can activate Signal Loss Return and fly back toward the recorded Home Point. Wind, battery level, obstacles and GPS strength may affect the return process.

Yes. The controller can display the drone’s last recorded GPS location on the map, helping guide you toward the area where the aircraft landed or last reported its position.

Yes. Once you are close to the aircraft, activate the audible alarm to help locate it more quickly. The map location and alarm work together as recovery tools.

Yes. GPS Follow allows the drone to follow the controller’s position during outdoor activities such as walking, hiking, running or cycling. It works best in open areas with a strong GPS signal and a clear flight path.

Windforce Mini includes GPS Follow, Rocket, Dronie, Spiral Ascent and Orbit modes. These preset movements make it easier to capture rising views, pull-away shots, circular footage and moving-subject scenes.

Rocket Mode sends the drone upward while the camera remains aimed toward the subject or starting area, gradually revealing more of the surrounding landscape.

Dronie Mode moves the drone backward and upward while keeping the subject in view. It works well for travel videos, group shots and scenic pull-away footage.

Spiral Ascent Mode moves the aircraft upward in a widening circular path, adding movement and depth to landscape, outdoor and group footage.

Orbit Mode lets the aircraft fly around a selected point or subject while keeping it near the center of the shot. Use this function in a clear, open area.

Yes. Windforce Mini uses a three-axis brushless mechanical gimbal to compensate for movement during turns, climbs, descents and changes in direction. The camera can also be adjusted by up to 90 degrees for forward-facing and overhead views.

When a compatible MicroSD card is installed in the aircraft, Windforce Mini records photos and videos at up to 3840 × 2160 resolution. The maximum 4K video frame rate is 20fps.

Windforce Mini records video at a maximum bitrate of up to 60Mbps. A higher bitrate stores more image data and can help preserve detail in scenes containing movement, water, trees, grass and changing light.

Yes. The camera supports up to 50× digital zoom. Zoom can be adjusted from the controller to change framing or view distant details. Higher digital zoom levels may reduce visible image detail.

For full-resolution 4K photos and videos, install a MicroSD card in the aircraft. Files saved on the aircraft card come directly from the camera system and provide the best available recording quality.

Yes. The touchscreen controller has its own MicroSD card slot. Photos saved on the controller can reach 3840 × 2160, while controller-side video recording is up to 1280 × 720. For the best video quality, use the MicroSD card installed in the aircraft.

Windforce Mini does not require a phone for live viewing, and the current system does not save photos or videos directly through a mobile app. Use the aircraft or controller MicroSD card slots for recording.

Windforce Mini supports MicroSD cards with capacities of up to 128GB. A high-speed card suitable for 4K recording is recommended.

Windforce Mini combines GPS positioning, TOF distance sensing and optical flow positioning. GPS supports outdoor positioning, while TOF and optical flow help maintain height and position during lower-altitude flight over suitable ground surfaces.

It can use TOF and optical flow positioning at lower altitude, but indoor flying should only take place in a spacious, well-lit area with enough distance from walls, people, furniture and other obstacles. GPS and Return-to-Home functions work best outdoors.

Windforce Mini includes a touchscreen controller, GPS positioning, stable hovering, automated shooting modes and multiple Return-to-Home functions. New pilots should still read the manual, practice in a wide open area and begin with short, low-altitude flights.

Calibration is not normally required before every flight. Compass calibration may be needed after moving to a different flying location, when the system requests it or when there is unusual magnetic interference. Avoid calibrating near vehicles, metal structures, reinforced concrete or power equipment.

Windforce Mini is rated for up to Level 5 wind resistance under suitable conditions. Because it weighs only 247g, strong or gusty wind can still affect stability, battery use, travel speed and its ability to return safely.

Windforce Mini should not be treated as waterproof. Avoid flying in rain, snow, heavy fog or other wet conditions, and keep the aircraft, controller, batteries, motors and charging equipment dry.

The controller uses a built-in 3.7V 5200mAh battery and provides approximately eight hours of operating time under suitable conditions. A full controller charge takes approximately four hours.