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The best DJI replacement propellers for the Mini 4 Pro and Mini 3 Pro are DJI’s own 6030 blades for a guaranteed fit, with bulk third-party packs from brands like Betschkim, YETEETH and JISONCASE as cheaper spares. All seven sets below are sold for the Mini 4 Pro and Mini 3 Pro, so check the compatibility table before you buy.
Also see our guides to DJI Mini 4 Pro accessories and Mini 4 Pro replacement batteries.
DJI Replacement Propellers Compared
| Product | Pieces (per listing) | Type | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
 DJI Propellers (Mini 4 Pro/Mini 3 Pro) |
2 pairs + screws | OEM | Guaranteed fit |
 Master Airscrew Stealth |
Set (see listing) | Performance aftermarket | Different feel and sound |
 Betschkim 32-Pack |
32 | Bulk spares | Frequent flyers, training |
 HeiyRC 16-Pack |
16 | TPU-tipped spares | Practice flying |
 YETEETH 24-Pack |
24 | Bulk spares | Value |
 JISONCASE 24-Pack |
24 | Kit with hardware | Complete field kit |
 SICOU 8-Pack |
8 | Small spare set | Budget backup |
DJI Propeller Compatibility Checklist
| Drone | Do these props fit? |
|---|---|
| DJI Mini 4 Pro | Yes (DJI lists its 6030 props for it) |
| DJI Mini 3 Pro | Yes (same DJI part) |
| DJI Mini 3 (non-Pro) | Not listed by DJI for this part; buy props that name the Mini 3 |
| DJI Mini 5 Pro | Not listed; buy props sold for the Mini 5 Pro |
| DJI Mini 2, Mini 2 SE, Mini 4K, Mini SE | No; these use a smaller propeller |
| DJI Air 3/Air 3S, Mavic 4 Pro | No; larger drones with their own props |
- Size: DJI’s Mini 4 Pro/Mini 3 Pro props are 6.0 × 3.0 inch and about 0.9 g each.
- Mounting: DJI’s props attach with small screws; check that an aftermarket set includes the screws and tool you need.
- Orientation: marked and unmarked blades go on matching marked and unmarked arms.
Best OEM DJI Replacement Propellers
DJI Propellers for Mini 4 Pro/Mini 3 Pro
DJI’s own set contains two pairs of propellers and 12 screws. DJI describes them as dynamically balanced and lower-noise, at 6.0 × 3.0 inch and 0.9 g per blade.
This is the safest choice for paid or important flights because fit and balance match the drone’s original setup.
Good to know:
- Exact OEM fit and balance
- Screws included
- Same part for Mini 4 Pro and Mini 3 Pro
Limitations:
- Fewer spares per pack than bulk sets
- Higher cost per blade
Best Bulk Third-Party Propellers
Betschkim 32-Pack
Betschkim’s 32-piece pack is the largest supply here, with a quick-release design per the listing. It suits pilots who fly often or teach others.
Good to know:
- Most spares for the money
- Quick-release blades
Limitations:
- Check each blade for fit
- Store sets together to avoid mixing
YETEETH 24-Pack
YETEETH’s 24-piece pack is a straightforward value set made to the Mini 3 Pro/Mini 4 Pro profile, according to the listing.
Good to know:
- Good quantity for the price
- Simple swap-in
Limitations:
- Buyer comments mention a weak included screwdriver
- Check screws match your drone
JISONCASE 24-Pack
JISONCASE bundles 24 low-noise quick-release blades with spare screws and a screwdriver, per the listing. It works as a complete field repair kit.
Good to know:
- Hardware included
- Quick-release blades
Limitations:
- Tolerances may vary from OEM
- Plastic, not reinforced
HeiyRC 16-Pack
HeiyRC’s 16-piece set adds TPU soft tips to cushion minor knocks and includes screws and a screwdriver, according to the listing.
Good to know:
- Soft tips for practice bumps
- Tools included
Limitations:
- Don’t mix blades across packs
- Check for vibration after fitting
SICOU 8-Pack
SICOU’s 8-piece set is a small, low-cost backup to keep in your bag for one or two field replacements.
Good to know:
- Inexpensive backup
- Light and compact
Limitations:
- Small quantity
- Some buyers mention tolerance variation
Best Performance Propellers
Master Airscrew Stealth
Master Airscrew’s Stealth line is an aftermarket alternative to DJI blades. The listing claims better efficiency, responsiveness and a different sound pitch, and the blades come in high-visibility colors.
These are the maker’s claims rather than independently measured results, so judge them on your own flights.
Good to know:
- High-visibility color options
- Made by an established aftermarket prop brand
Limitations:
- Performance claims are the manufacturer’s
- Costs more than bulk packs
How to Replace Mini 4 Pro Propellers
- Power off the drone and remove the battery.
- Match the marking: marked blades go on marked arms, unmarked on unmarked.
- Remove the screws with the supplied screwdriver and take off the damaged blade.
- Fit the new blade and tighten screws snugly; don’t overtighten or cross-thread.
- Spin each prop by hand to check it turns freely without wobble.
- Hover low for 30 seconds and listen for vibration before a normal flight.
Keep blades and motors clean between flights; our drone cleaning kits guide covers the basics.
FAQ
Which DJI drones do these replacement propellers fit?
Every set in this guide is sold for the DJI Mini 4 Pro and Mini 3 Pro. DJI’s own propellers for those two drones are 6.0 x 3.0 inch and come with screws. They do not fit the Mini 2, Mini 2 SE, Mini 4K or Mini SE, and you should not assume they fit the Mini 5 Pro, Air or Mavic series.
Do I need to replace propellers in pairs?
Replace any damaged blade, and DJI advises not to mix propellers from different packages. The simplest approach is to swap both blades on the affected motor, or all four, from the same pack.
How do I know which propeller goes on which motor?
Mini 4 Pro and Mini 3 Pro propellers come in two types, marked and unmarked. Each type goes on the motor arm with the matching marking. Check the diagram in DJI’s manual before tightening.
Are third-party propellers safe for the Mini 4 Pro?
Many work fine, but tolerances vary more than with DJI blades. Inspect each blade, keep sets together, and do a short low hover after installing to check for vibration or unusual noise.
When should I replace drone propellers?
Replace a blade if it is chipped, cracked, bent or nicked, or if you notice new vibration, jello in video or extra noise. Small edge damage still unbalances the prop.
Do aftermarket props change flight time or the 249 g weight?
DJI’s blades weigh about 0.9 g each, and similar replacements change takeoff weight very little. Performance claims for aftermarket props come from their makers, so treat them as claims rather than measured results.
