🚁 Ultimate Protection Kit for DJI Mavic Mini: Motor Cover Cap, Screws, Phillips Screwdriver, CNC Aluminum Motor Protective Case, Scratchproof & Dustproof, Compatible with Props Accessory Review

One of the screw holes was not drilled properly, the prop did not rotate properly. The rest of the screws soon came loose and I had to remove these covers. Sorry but wasted money.

This is so cute! I haven't had them that long so can't give a good review but they fit perfectly, look great, are very light and still hold in place.

Put them on my Mavic Mini and got motor error on 1 motor. Removed the lid and the error was gone. Reinstalled, error returned. Deleted again and again without errors. Should not be handled properly.

I bought these cases to protect the drone before its first flight. I don't know if they were necessary, but they seem like a very good idea as long as they don't adversely affect the drone's performance. Although they look beautiful.

The caps are excellent but when the drone comes with a small suitcase it does not fit at all. You have to push it a little to get it in and to take it out you have to pull it very gently first on one side and then on the other so as not to slow down and hurt your hand. So that's actually a problem because the body, not the caps themselves

Great set of engine covers. I have them on the Mini 1 and 2. However, you have to buy a separate one for each one as the motors are different sizes. Easy attachment with my DJI screwdriver. It's magnetic and will hold those screws much better than the one that comes with it. I recommend using Loctite as the screws didn't have it. The original prop bolts were also reused, just with some Loctite. No change in performance or increase in engine temperature is observed. Seems well balanced and great

Personal experience: While reading about the Mavic Mini, many people have mentioned that maintenance is easy, but you need to take steps to protect your drone. Coating the engines against dust and dirt seems like an easy win. I added caps and was up and running in no time. All it took was to simply remove the screws and blades and then reattach the cover. If you plan to do this I STRONGLY RECOMMEND doing this one motor at a time, each set of blades has a specific direction of rotation and if…

I have a silver (aluminum) version with 2 ultra small screws holding the covers to the motor (only 4 holes per basin). The quality of the aluminum caps is very high. The extra small bolts had a bit of blue threadlock on the threads to ensure those small bolts stay in the motor holes (thanks!). The included magnetic Phillips screwdriver is just the right size to install these extra small screws. The fact that the included screwdriver is magnetic is a life saver as it helps a lot in getting those