DJI Mini 4 Pro Review | The Quintessential MINI drone?

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I have my M4P and changed obstacle avoidance to Nifty mode right away, so far it has been awesome. I had to use Nifty or Manual mode to fly in my back yard because of Mulberry trees and I suck at Manual mode still. I can say it handled steady 20mph winds pretty well. The gusts from 10 to 20, or over 20 mph, not so much.
I have crashed it twice.

The first time because I pushed the battery down to 3.35v per cell and it just plain QUIT flying, from 20' up.
I am disappointed in that, since I know these are Li-Po and not Li-Ion, they should be able to go down to 2.5v before the drop off.
I totally suspect this is DJI software/firmware controlled.
So I treat them like Li-Ion now and once they get to 3.45v under load, I land and they bounce back to 3.5v.

The second time because I got bird struck, territorial robin. Replaced the props on the second one. Not a big deal, nothing but minor prop damage on either crash.

I really wish it has 3x optical zoom, then it would "see" about the same scale I see. (about 2.9 zoom is "real life scale" on this sensor)
3x zoom while flying really requires a high shutter speed to not be all blurry.
/EDIT ADD: I changed to max speed for M mode and flew on Cruise Control out of controller video feed range intentionally. It flew about 800'-900' past signal loss and returned home just fine, three times.
I know how far it went just because it recorded to the drone, even with signal loss and I went and measured it. LOL

I got 6 batteries total, two charger ports and a stand alone Anker 100w three port charger, 30w per port.
I can charge all batteries and the controller in about 4 hours.

Nice review, feels like you covered all the important things.