Care Refresh for Drones, Mavic Mini / 1-Year Plan
DJI Care Refresh is a comprehensive and reliable protection plan that provides DJI products with coverage for a range of accidental damages and natural wear.
DJI Care Refresh is available for purchase for US customers only.
Our Review
DJI Care Refresh (Mavic Mini) — Affordable Coverage for a Sub-250g Travel Drone
The gist: A $39 annual protection plan for the original DJI Mavic Mini that provides two replacement units and flyaway coverage — cost-effective peace of mind for a drone popular with travelers precisely because it skips registration requirements in many countries.
- Two replacements in 12 months: Submit up to two accidental damage replacement requests; each unit is new or equivalent to new in performance.
- Flyaway coverage: One flyaway event covered — relevant for a drone frequently flown in unfamiliar GPS environments while traveling internationally.
- Covers collisions and water damage: The two most common field failure modes for a lightweight drone used in varied travel shooting conditions.
- Free 2-way shipping: DJI handles replacement logistics; no additional cost to receive a replacement regardless of location.
DJI’s Care Refresh support guide confirms the 1-year plan includes two replacements with one flyaway coverage event, covering collisions and water damage for the Mavic Mini.
Best for: Mavic Mini owners who fly in new destinations regularly and want affordable coverage against the crash or flyaway scenarios that are more likely when learning new terrain. Skip it if: The Mavic Mini has been activated more than 48 hours — DJI’s eligibility window requires purchase at or near activation. Runs ~$39 — check the current price before buying.
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