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title: "DJI RC, Remote Controller with Lightweight Body, FHD Screen, 4hr Battery, Precision Control Sticks, O3+ Transmission"
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# 5.5-inch FHD 700-nit screen 4-hour max battery life 390g ultra-lightweight body DJI RC, Remote Controller with Lightweight Body, FHD Screen, 4hr Battery, Precision Control Sticks, O3+ Transmission

**Brand:** dji
**Price:** ₨191858
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your drone game with precision, power, and clarity in the palm of your hand!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** DJI RC, Remote Controller with Lightweight Body, FHD Screen, 4hr Battery, Precision Control Sticks, O3+ Transmission by dji
- **How much does it cost?** ₨191858 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- dji enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted dji brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Stay Airborne Longer:** Extended 4-hour battery life means more uninterrupted flight time capturing your aerial vision.
- • **Lightweight & Durable:** At just 390 grams with built-in antennas, fly comfortably all day without fatigue or antenna worries.
- • **Vivid Visuals On-the-Go:** Bright 5.5-inch Full HD screen with 700 nits ensures crystal-clear live feeds even in bright daylight.
- • **Effortless Flight Control:** Precision dual-spring sticks deliver ultra-smooth, responsive handling for pro-level piloting.
- • **Seamless O3+ Transmission:** Experience lag-free 1080p/60fps live video with DJI’s advanced O3+ tech for real-time precision.

## Overview

The DJI RC remote controller combines a featherlight 390g design with a sharp 5.5-inch Full HD 700-nit display, precision dual-spring control sticks, and a robust 4-hour battery life. Featuring DJI’s O3+ transmission technology, it delivers ultra-low latency 1080p/60fps video feeds for compatible drones, ensuring seamless, professional-grade aerial control and extended flight sessions without compromise.

## Description

Overview With a lightweight body, 5.5-inch full-HD screen, 4hr battery life, precision control sticks, and more, DJI RC is the perfect way to take off and enjoy your aerial world. Features Quick Connection DJI RC can be paired directly with your drone for quicker setup and takeoff. Multiple Ports DJI RC features two USB-C ports and a microSD card slot. Customizable Dials and Buttons Users can enjoy multiple customizable buttons and dials for more convenient operation. Note 1. Once connected to a compatible drone, DJI RC will automatically switch to the corresponding video transmission technology. 2. Measured in an unobstructed environment free of interference and with a maximum flight range of 15 km with FCC compliance. The above data shows the farthest communication range for one-way, non-return flights under each standard. During your flight, please pay attention to RTH reminders on the DJI Fly app. 3. Weight measured using a production model of DJI RC in a controlled test environment and should be used for reference only. 4. Tested at room temperature (77° F/25° C) and should be used for reference only.

Review: Solid Upgrade from Original Smart Controller - I wasn’t going to write a review however, I’m compelled to write something since I wasn’t expecting much as I upgraded from my Mavic 2 Pro / Smart Controller set up to the Mavic 3 / RC set up. I honestly didn’t have many problems with the original controller and would have kept it if it were compatible with the Mavic 3. The RC is an improvement in ways I didn’t think of and some of the “downgrades” from the original aren’t affecting me like I thought it would. **UPGRADES** **Weight / Handling** This is the first thing that stood out to me. I didn’t think the original was heavy at all however, compared to the RC, I’m noticing I’m not as fatigued after flying for around 2.5 hours. Also, for it being lighter in weight, the grip feels MUCH better than the original. The RC also feels stronger and could survive an accidental drop a couple times. The original felt like it would get destroyed from 1 accidental drop. **Speed** The RC is MUCH faster than the original in almost every aspect. From turning on the controller, to booting up the app and connecting with my Drone. Very impressed since this is an unexpected improvement over the original. Touch operations are also as smooth as the original. **Price** The fact this controller is $309 at launch compared to $649 for the original at launch, it makes it that much harder to justify paying $1199 for the RC Pro. I haven’t used the RC Pro however, until I get some clients that would help me justify that price, I’m totally happy with the RC. **Battery Life** Now that I’m writing this review, the one criticism I had of the original was the battery life. Mine only lasted 2 hours and I’d have to connect it an external battery if I wanted to fly my Mavic 2 Pro and/or Air 2s for more than 3 batteries. With the RC, I was able to fly for 2.5 hours with my Mavic 3 and still had 50% power left. Also, when both the original and RC are connected to PD chargers, it seems the RC charges faster than the original. I haven’t tested this extensively, but it’s something I’m noticing. **Signal Strength** I’m not noticing any difference between using the Mavic 2 Pro (or Air 2s) / w Smart Controller vs using the Mavic 3 with the DJI RC. I didn’t have any problems with the original in this regard so, the RC is good to go for me. This for me is impressive seeing the RC’s antennas are inside the controller vs the original had external antennas. For me, I don’t have to worry as much about breaking the antennas with the RC in case of an accidental drop. **"DOWNGRADES"** **Screen Brightness** To be honest, I’m not noticing much of a difference between the 700 nits of the RC compared to the 1000 nits of the original. I was able to compare them side by side and only noticed the difference when looking at them directly. One thing that somewhat annoyed me with the original was the fact I would still need to stand in the shade sometimes during the day. The difference in nits doesn’t change this at all for my needs. For a summer in Utah, all I need to do is operate the controller in my own shadow and I’m good. That’s also what I had to do when I lived in Texas while using the original smart controller. I never thought I needed a sunshade with the original and at this time, I don’t need one with the RC. Plus, the difference in brightness is NOT a game changer for me either way. **No Way to Install Custom Apps** I had a few custom apps on the original Smart Controller but ended up never using them. This is not an issue for me with the RC and I still have my RC-N1 in case I need to use a tablet with other apps. I also don’t care about the downgrade in screen recording quality. I did like navigating thru the android OS in the original but, I’ll be fine without that option in the RC. **HDMI Out** This is the only downgrade that stings a bit with me. I’ve used HDMI out a few times with the original and loved the fact my clients could see what I’m doing. Since it’s been a while since I had a client with that need, plus with other financial obligations, I had a hard time justifying a $900 increase for the RC Pro at this time. When I have a client with that need, I’ll have no problem getting the RC Pro, but I’ll keep the RC for everyday use. Who knows, DJI might enable a USB-C to HDMI output option in the future for the RC. **Dual Operators** This is a feature I’d like to see added to the Mavic 3 in the future. The Mavic 2 Pro had this feature and it would be nice to use the new RC controllers in this way. **Lack of Buttons Compared to Original** This was something I thought would bother me but, DJI has you covered. The original has a 5D button I often used to control the exposure however, with the RC, I'm fine with using the touch screen. You can also hold one of the C buttons behind the controller, then use one of the control wheels above the controller to adjust the exposure. Something I can get used to, but nothing to complain about. **OVERVIEW** I was on the fence for a long time about upgrading my Mavic 2 Pro to the Mavic 3 due to how expensive the upgrade would be, especially with the early issues with the Mavic 3. I also couldn’t afford the RC Pro. When I crashed my Mavic 2 Pro, I was forced to move forward with the Mavic 3 and the RC-N1. Once the RC became compatible with the Mavic 3, I felt like my Mavic 3 experience was complete, especially with the Mavic 3 issues being corrected in firmware. Once you use any smart controller, It’s hard going back to using your smartphone / tablet when flying your drone and I’m very happy and relieved with the performance of the DJI RC. I think DJI should bundle the RC with the Mavic 3 Fly More Combo by default, but I’m glad it’s finally compatible with the Air 2s.
Review: Excellent Product - Excellent Product, Worked perfect with DJI Mavic 3

## Features

- Lightweight Body - With a built-in antenna and weighing just 390 grams, DJI RC offers improved performance and ultimate convenience while flying.
- FHD Screen - A 5.5-inch full-HD screen with a continuous high brightness of up to 700 nits provides a clear display for effortless use.
- 4hr Battery - Fly longer to see and capture more with the DJI RC's 4hr max battery life.
- Precision Control Sticks - The DJI RC is equipped with new dual-spring control sticks, giving users a more delicate and precise feel for smoother flying.
- O3+ Transmission - When using O3+ compatible drones, enjoy low-latency live feeds at resolutions up to 1080p/60fps. Note: DJI RC will automatically switch to the transmission technology of compatible camera drones.
- Compability: DJI Mavic 3 Pro, DJI Mavic 3 Pro Cine, DJI Mavic 3 Classic, DJI Mavic 3, DJI Mavic 3 Cine, DJI Mini 3, DJI Mini 3 Pro, DJI Air 2S

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09ZP3GZSN |
| Batteries | 2 C batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #42,284 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #481 in Hobby Remote & App Controlled Vehicle Parts |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (1,698) |
| Date First Available | June 30, 2022 |
| Item Weight | 13.8 ounces |
| Item model number | 6941565933911 |
| Manufacturer | DJI |
| Product Dimensions | 6.63 x 4.87 x 2.47 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** DJI
- **Color:** Gray
- **Compatible Devices:** Drone
- **Max Number of Supported Devices:** 15
- **Special Feature:** Rechargeable

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: What aircraft models does DJI RC support?**
A: DJI RC is compatible with DJI Mavic 3, DJI Mavic 3 Cine, and DJI Mini 3 Pro. Please refer to the official DJI website for further updates.

**Q: What is the function of the two USB-C ports of DJI RC?**
A: The USB-C port on the right is the charging port, and the USB-C port on the left can be used for other accessories such as USB-C earphones or a mic.

**Q: Does DJI RC have a speaker and microphone?**
A: DJI RC has a built-in speaker but no microphone.

**Q: Does DJI RC have customizable buttons?**
A: Yes. The C1/C2 button can be customized in the DJI Fly app for more convenient control of the drone.

**Q: Can I install third-party apps on DJI RC?**
A: No.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Solid Upgrade from Original Smart Controller
*by J***N on August 6, 2022*

I wasn’t going to write a review however, I’m compelled to write something since I wasn’t expecting much as I upgraded from my Mavic 2 Pro / Smart Controller set up to the Mavic 3 / RC set up. I honestly didn’t have many problems with the original controller and would have kept it if it were compatible with the Mavic 3. The RC is an improvement in ways I didn’t think of and some of the “downgrades” from the original aren’t affecting me like I thought it would. **UPGRADES** **Weight / Handling** This is the first thing that stood out to me. I didn’t think the original was heavy at all however, compared to the RC, I’m noticing I’m not as fatigued after flying for around 2.5 hours. Also, for it being lighter in weight, the grip feels MUCH better than the original. The RC also feels stronger and could survive an accidental drop a couple times. The original felt like it would get destroyed from 1 accidental drop. **Speed** The RC is MUCH faster than the original in almost every aspect. From turning on the controller, to booting up the app and connecting with my Drone. Very impressed since this is an unexpected improvement over the original. Touch operations are also as smooth as the original. **Price** The fact this controller is $309 at launch compared to $649 for the original at launch, it makes it that much harder to justify paying $1199 for the RC Pro. I haven’t used the RC Pro however, until I get some clients that would help me justify that price, I’m totally happy with the RC. **Battery Life** Now that I’m writing this review, the one criticism I had of the original was the battery life. Mine only lasted 2 hours and I’d have to connect it an external battery if I wanted to fly my Mavic 2 Pro and/or Air 2s for more than 3 batteries. With the RC, I was able to fly for 2.5 hours with my Mavic 3 and still had 50% power left. Also, when both the original and RC are connected to PD chargers, it seems the RC charges faster than the original. I haven’t tested this extensively, but it’s something I’m noticing. **Signal Strength** I’m not noticing any difference between using the Mavic 2 Pro (or Air 2s) / w Smart Controller vs using the Mavic 3 with the DJI RC. I didn’t have any problems with the original in this regard so, the RC is good to go for me. This for me is impressive seeing the RC’s antennas are inside the controller vs the original had external antennas. For me, I don’t have to worry as much about breaking the antennas with the RC in case of an accidental drop. **"DOWNGRADES"** **Screen Brightness** To be honest, I’m not noticing much of a difference between the 700 nits of the RC compared to the 1000 nits of the original. I was able to compare them side by side and only noticed the difference when looking at them directly. One thing that somewhat annoyed me with the original was the fact I would still need to stand in the shade sometimes during the day. The difference in nits doesn’t change this at all for my needs. For a summer in Utah, all I need to do is operate the controller in my own shadow and I’m good. That’s also what I had to do when I lived in Texas while using the original smart controller. I never thought I needed a sunshade with the original and at this time, I don’t need one with the RC. Plus, the difference in brightness is NOT a game changer for me either way. **No Way to Install Custom Apps** I had a few custom apps on the original Smart Controller but ended up never using them. This is not an issue for me with the RC and I still have my RC-N1 in case I need to use a tablet with other apps. I also don’t care about the downgrade in screen recording quality. I did like navigating thru the android OS in the original but, I’ll be fine without that option in the RC. **HDMI Out** This is the only downgrade that stings a bit with me. I’ve used HDMI out a few times with the original and loved the fact my clients could see what I’m doing. Since it’s been a while since I had a client with that need, plus with other financial obligations, I had a hard time justifying a $900 increase for the RC Pro at this time. When I have a client with that need, I’ll have no problem getting the RC Pro, but I’ll keep the RC for everyday use. Who knows, DJI might enable a USB-C to HDMI output option in the future for the RC. **Dual Operators** This is a feature I’d like to see added to the Mavic 3 in the future. The Mavic 2 Pro had this feature and it would be nice to use the new RC controllers in this way. **Lack of Buttons Compared to Original** This was something I thought would bother me but, DJI has you covered. The original has a 5D button I often used to control the exposure however, with the RC, I'm fine with using the touch screen. You can also hold one of the C buttons behind the controller, then use one of the control wheels above the controller to adjust the exposure. Something I can get used to, but nothing to complain about. **OVERVIEW** I was on the fence for a long time about upgrading my Mavic 2 Pro to the Mavic 3 due to how expensive the upgrade would be, especially with the early issues with the Mavic 3. I also couldn’t afford the RC Pro. When I crashed my Mavic 2 Pro, I was forced to move forward with the Mavic 3 and the RC-N1. Once the RC became compatible with the Mavic 3, I felt like my Mavic 3 experience was complete, especially with the Mavic 3 issues being corrected in firmware. Once you use any smart controller, It’s hard going back to using your smartphone / tablet when flying your drone and I’m very happy and relieved with the performance of the DJI RC. I think DJI should bundle the RC with the Mavic 3 Fly More Combo by default, but I’m glad it’s finally compatible with the Air 2s.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Product
*by G***N on December 24, 2025*

Excellent Product, Worked perfect with DJI Mavic 3

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ BETTER Than Expected! Great Product from a Great Seller...
*by I***E on April 24, 2025*

Beyond Impressed....This device arrived on time and is in Brand New condition. Not a scratch on it & can't tell it apart from my new one. I hope I'm not setting expectations too high for the seller, but they described it as "Used Very Good". If this is a case of under promise & over deliver, Mission Accomplished. It came fully charged & thoroughly cleaned. It set up quickly , connected to my Mini 3 (surrendered it's RC to my Mini 3 Pro) and flew 2.2 miles across Lake Hartwell. I was using an Rc-N1 & a tablet, which got way too complicated & clumsy. All Set... Thanks Goldstar Tech

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