TechnikNews Weekly #214: DJI Mini 3 Pro leaks, Poco X4 Pro, IFA 2022 and more

And before you know it, it's Sunday again. So that's the one again TechnikNews Weekly with the most clicked articles of the last week.
Information about the DJI Mini 3 Pro leaked
The DJI Mini 2 could soon be replaced by a Mini 3 Pro. This week, some new information about the upcoming drone came to light. It shows that the battery will increase from 2250 milliampere hours to 2453 milliampere hours. Nevertheless, the weight should only be 249 grams. There should also be improvements to the gimbal and the built-in sensors. We don't know a price, but you can expect it to be higher than 459 euros, which is the starting price of the Mini 2.
Poco X4 Pro tested
With the Poco X4 Pro, the manufacturer has once again brought a price-performance killer onto the market. My colleague Kenneth reported exactly what is behind this in his review, which was published at the beginning of the week. In it, he says right at the beginning that it is a very good device, but that there are a few things that seem inconsistent. He attributes this to the camera, for example, which is marketed as "Pro Grade" but does not have essential features such as OIS. You can read what else Kenneth has to say about the smartphone here:
IFA 2022 will take place again
Unfortunately, the IFA had to take a break last year due to Corona. And the year before, there was only one hybrid concept. This year, however, the technology fair in Berlin is to take place again in the usual setting, i.e. like last time in 2019. It starts on September 02nd and ends on September 06th. This is thanks to the improving corona situation in Germany, which allows major events to be held without proof of testing, recovery or vaccination.
TechnikNews Weekly: More articles from the last week
- Free public transport from April 04th: “Germany travels for free! #even betterfurther” – is that correct?
- WWDC 2022 starts on June 6th
- VanMoof S5 and A5 officially launched
- Shure Aonic 40 review: Bluetooth headphones with noise canceling and studio quality
- Apple "Tap to Pay": New partner on board before launch