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DJI Power 1000 Mini vs DJI Power 1000 V2

The Same Money, Twice the Machine

Choose the two you are deciding between. Every figure is taken from DJI's own specification pages for the 220–240 V, 50 Hz Malaysian variants.

DJI Power 1000 Mini — 1,008 Wh · 800 W
DJI Power 1000 V2 — 1,024 Wh · 2,600 W

The short answer

The Same Money, Twice the Machine

This is the comparison most people are actually making, and it is not close. Both cost RM 3,199. The V2 delivers more than three times the continuous output, recharges in 56 minutes against 75, and takes expansion batteries the Mini cannot. The Mini wins on one thing that matters if it applies to you: it is 2.7 kg lighter, and it is the only model in the range that recharges below freezing.

Buy the Mini if you carry it. Otherwise this is the same money for a materially larger machine.

What separates them

Where They Differ

Differences under 5% are left out.

Every figure

The Full Sheet

Malaysian 220–240 V, 50 Hz variants. Specifications verified against DJI's own pages on 2026-09-24; prices from the official MY store, 2026-09-241.
Two rows to read carefully AC outlets follows the plug standard and the chassis rather than performance. Cycle life is 80% of rated capacity after 4,000 cycles on every model except the Power 500, which is rated to 70%2.

Test conditions: continuous AC output3 · grid charge time4 · noise5 · cycle life2 · AC outlet count6.

The DJI Power 500 is marketed in Malaysia but not carried by the official MY store; we source it to order. Expansion batteries, chargers and the MPPT module are not in that catalogue either — see accessories.

Every matchup

The Other Comparisons

  1. Prices and stock from the official Malaysian store, captured 2026-09-24. The DJI Power 500 is marketed in Malaysia but not carried by that store.
  2. Tested at 25°C, recharged in Standard Mode; one cycle is a complete charge and discharge. The DJI Power 500 is rated to 70% of capacity after 4,000 cycles; every other model is rated to 80%.
  3. Continuous output. DJI states the DJI Power 1000 Mini as “max 1000 W (continuous at 800 W)”; the sustained figure is the one quoted here.
  4. 0–100% from 220–240 V, 50 Hz grid power in Fast Charge mode at 25°C. Varies with mains voltage and cell temperature.
  5. Measured in Standard Recharge Mode at 25°C. Reference only.
  6. AC outlet count is per-model and follows the plug standard and the chassis, not quality. DJI groups regions differently on every model. Verified per model against DJI's own specs pages on 2026-09-24.