How To Update The Firmware On The DJI Mavic Mini Drone

Here’s a simple step-by-step guide for updating the firmware on your DJI Mavic Mini using either the DJI Fly App or DJI Assistant 2.

To enjoy an optimal flight experience, make sure you are always using the latest firmware.

Tip: Make sure that at least 50% battery is left before beginning an update.

To Update The Firmware With The DJI Fly App

Step One: Power on and connect the aircraft and remote controller.

Step Two: When your mobile device is connected to the internet, the DJI Fly App will automatically check the firmware version. If a new firmware update is available, a prompt will appear in the app.

Step Three: Enter the firmware update page and tap 'Update.' Do not power off or exit the app during the update.

Step Four: After the firmware update is complete, the aircraft will power off automatically.

To Update The Firmware Using DJI Assistant 2

Tip: You must update the firmware for the Mavic Mini and the remote controller, respectively.

Step One: Power on the aircraft and connect it to your computer using a USB cable.

Step Two: Enter DJI Assistant 2, log in and select the device.

Step Three: After being shown the firmware version, tap 'Update' and choose the latest version. Do not power off the aircraft, exit DJI Assistant 2, or remove the USB cable during the update.

Step Four: After the firmware update is complete, the aircraft will power off automatically.

Step Five: Repeat the above steps to update the remote controller firmware. Firstly, power on the remote controller.

Step Six: Connect the remote controller to your computer using a USB cable, and then select the device and the latest firmware version.

Step Seven: After the update, the remote controller will restart automatically.