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DJI Mavic Mini announced: a $399 ultra light drone that doesn't

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The Mavic Mini, which was announced on Wednesday morning, is available for preorder now, and it will ship on November 11th. The drone will be sold for $399 with a remote controller and battery or in a $499 combo pack with extra batteries, a carrying case, and more.

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