Review on the Stealth propeller's vs original props for the Mini 4 Pro.

[@shakinlaw1406]

You should do audio books. This is one calming velvety prop review

[@Southland816]

Thank you and thanks for watching.

[@antonioalfredhodge3614]

Thank you for your honesty brother. Happy flying

[@Southland816]

I try to be as honest as possible. I have nothing to gain from these reviews I am not sponsored by anyone, nor do I get freebies. Nothing but how I feel. Thanks for watching.

[@HilltownCreations]

Thx brother!

[@Southland816]

You're welcome and thanks for watching.

[@rickdavid1795]

Thanks for the honest video

[@Southland816]

Thank you for the nice comment and for watching.

[@robertarnobit5357]

Thanks for the tips 👍 I learned something. Keep on reviewing other items.

[@Southland816]

Thank you and thanks for watching.

[@Piratepoilet]

Well u can consider you're job well done. You talked me into getting a dji mini 4 pro and I love it. Absolutely money well spent 👍

[@Southland816]

I am really glad you like it. I just want to help people who are unsure about what to buy like I am. Especially when it's a expensive purchase. That's alot of money to throw down on a flying camera.I really appreciate the feedback it makes doing the videos worthwhile. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching.

[@MitchellPetersoncustomdrone]

Thanks for confirming my point of view. People claim they sound different. Well they do basically because the Master Air Screwed have a slightly greater pitch causing the RPM to turn slower. Go stock

[@Southland816]

Spot on, I think the OGs work great thanks for commenting and watching.

[@flhandster4395]

Thank you for the video. Looking for more details on these propellers. How durable are they in comparison? Any added strain on the motors? Are they seamless fit to install? Have you had any break, come off, or cause a failed flight or crash? Do they drain the battery more due to their difference in size, stiffness, lack of flexibility, etc.? I read on their site where it says the Super Stealth are NOT as high in “Improved Handling” as the standard Stealth version. Any thoughts!?! Thank you in advance for your time and reply.

[@Southland816]

They are made of a hard plastic that is stronger than the factory props. I did not notice any difference in the motors or the battery after using them. They install just like the factory ones, and I have had some break due to tree limb impact, but they are more durable than the factory props. However, they DONOT make the drone quite if anything I notice an increase in noise. As I said in the video all you get are extra props that are red. Thanks for the comments and for watching (good questions).

[@mikestone9129]

What these props do is change the pitch of the props. They simply have a different, deeper sound to them. I have used them for several months. I see no increase in speed and maybe 1 minute longer of battery time. But the only advantage to using them is for visibility, they seem to keep birds away.

[@Southland816]

I couldn't agree more and if the creators wanted to, they could use that for a marketing tool (HELPS KEEP BIRDS AWAY) maybe they could sale some more. Thanks for the comment and for watching.

[@ernieschatz3783]

I thought you would break into a tears-in-coffee country song at any minute. You could easily do a "Friar Schuck's ministry of the Airwaves" and possibly do a good cover of "She rode into town to find the man who killed her daddy...yipee-aye-aaay..." 😂 All goofiness aside, thanks for the reviews. There aren't many props for any drone that really make a difference noise-wise. I think the trick would be, since you can't set an RPM limit, increase the pitch, or blade count and possibly tweak the blade length. There will always be a tradoffs when that happens, not to mention unintended oscillations and vibrations. +1 on not recommending such gimmicky products. The Mi4P is the quietest brushless motor drone I've owned to date. If you want stealth, the brushed motor Syma X5C or similar comes to mind 😅 If the drone has any heft to it, you will have noise of one pitch or another just to get and stay airborne. No getting around it.

[@Southland816]

I honestly have no idea what any of that means and I even Googled it and even Google didn't know but your correct about the props and thanks for watching.

[@JR-jc7oj]

You’re supposed to replace the screws every time you put on new props anyways. The screwdriver it comes with is fine

[@Southland816]

Thank you for your comment but I disagree it's not even the correct type. However, if it works good for you then to each their own. Thanks for watching.

[@mikebiermans4273]

I would like to weigh in here. As stated you need to replace the screws each time you replace a prop, DJI original props will always come with new screws, even some spares. There is a reason for this. Closely look at a new screw, you will notice a small amount of a blue paste. This paste will prevent your screws to come loose, spinning at high rpm"s and changing rotary direction often. So, do whatever you want when it comes to what screwdriver you use, just make sure to use new screws.

[@User-jr7vf]

@@mikebiermans4273 When changing the props, at first I used the new screws but the props were actually lose instead of tight, so I reverted to using the old screws.

[@mikebiermans4273]

@@User-jr7vf Thank you for pointing this out. I will definitely pay extra attention to this in the future. 👍

[@User-jr7vf]

@@mikebiermans4273 👍

[@masonsaviationlover]

YOU NEED TO BE FAMOUS RN❤❤❤UR UNDERRATED

[@Southland816]

Thank you very much. I really appreciate that and thanks for watching.

[@FZDRONES]

I bought the same red ones, use them for a bit, they were nice but I hated that they used different sized screws than the originals. I also had a minor crash and had to replace them again so i just went with original again.

[@Southland816]

Yeah, basically same thing happened with me. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.

[@FZDRONES]

@@Southland816 no problem, I like your videos, very well done!

[@Southland816]

@@FZDRONES thank you

[@cnote6010]

Does the 4 pro record audio when filming video?

[@Southland816]

No, it does not record audio. Thanks for watching.

[@cnote6010]

Thank you. Great video

[@Aussiemystic]

Recording audio would not be much good. "Stealth" or not, the noise from the drone would significantly impair any audio so there's no point in including audio recording.

[@nedflanders1559]

Drones don't record audio. It would be pointless. All you would hear would be the sound of the motors and the props.

[@Rushtik9506]

it has function but for me im too lazy to set up that, and additional to carry around

[@Southland816]

I can relate to that. Thanks for watching.

[@synthyawylder3297]

From my research, the DJI Mini 3 Pro & Mini 4 Pro prop blade screw heads are the JIS type, rather than the US-based Phillips heads. The JIS driver type, don't go as deep, but more so, the blades of the JIS type are wider & more pronounced, with less radius, & they seem to fit lots better. I agree that the cheap rubbish toy screwdriver that DJI includes is hardly worth using. The 1st time I tried using it to remove a screw in the process of changing a set of blades, the tip actually twisted off, making it unusable. Thankfully, I had a much better quality jeweller's set handy, & I could complete the rotor blades change. One might think that with spending ~1K for the whole kit, that DJI might include a screwdriver commensurate with the quality of the drone! But, NO, it seems that DJI is being penny wise & pound foolish, & more concerned with pinching a few pennies. Rather than including a screwdriver that fit the screws & be able to use more than 1nce, or a few times, before it stripped the heads, DJI seems to want the owners to send it back for repair!

[@Southland816]

I agree 100 %, and I could not have said it better myself. I also think that DJI could include a reasonable tool for the drone for what you pay. Especially knowing that you WILL replace the props at some point. Thanks for the comment.