DJI RC Pro 2 Controller

The DJI RC Pro 2 features a 60Hz refresh rate on its 7-inch display.

The controller is specifically designed for newer DJI drones featuring O4+ transmission, including the Mavic 4 Pro, Air 3S, Air 3, Mini 4 Pro, and Mini 5 Pro. Compatibility with older models is not guaranteed.

Connect the controller to a Wi-Fi network. Navigate to the system settings and select 'Firmware Update'. Follow the on-screen prompts to download and install available updates.

The rotatable screen syncs with the drone's gimbal, allowing for immediate vertical shooting. This provides a larger vertical display area, ideal for creating content optimized for social media platforms.

The built-in battery offers approximately 4 hours of use on a full charge, depending on usage intensity.

Yes, the DJI RC Pro 2 has a built-in microphone and also supports direct connection to the DJI Mic series for higher-fidelity audio recording.

The controller supports MicroSD cards up to 256 GB for expanded storage.

Ensure the controller is unfolded. If it still does not power on, check the battery level and recharge if necessary. If the issue persists, contact DJI support.

Manually increase the screen brightness through the controller's settings menu. The high-brightness mode is designed for direct sunlight.

Ensure you are within the transmission range of your drone. Check for potential signal interference from nearby Wi-Fi networks or other electronic devices. Ensure the drone's antennas are properly oriented.

Verify that the control sticks have risen correctly when unfolding the screen. Check the controller's settings to ensure they are calibrated and assigned correctly. Restart the controller and drone.

Ensure the MicroSD card is formatted correctly (exFAT or FAT32). Try a different MicroSD card. Reinsert the card and restart the controller.