Propeller Guard for DJI Air 3S & Air 3 - Quick-Release Prop Blade Bumper Protector for Safe Indoor & Beginner Flying, Lightweight Crash Protection Shields Blades from Walls & Branches - Beamo — Open-Box, 42% Off

PROTECTS YOUR EXPENSIVE PROPS: Wraps the blades so a bump into a wall, branch, or doorway doesn't snap a propeller. Far cheaper than replacing DJI props every time you're still learning or flying in tight spots

MADE FOR DJI AIR 3 & AIR 3S: Custom-fit guards that snap onto the arms securely with no wobble. Your drone's display even recognizes them, so you know they're seated right every time

LIGHTWEIGHT, BARELY AFFECTS FLIGHT: Adds only about 70g total, so handling and battery life stay almost the same. Semi-flexible material flexes to absorb knocks instead of cracking on contact

PERFECT FOR BEGINNERS & INDOOR FLYING: Ideal for new pilots, kids learning to fly, real-estate and interior shots, or practicing in tight spaces. Fly with confidence knowing a small mistake won't end your day

INSTALLS IN MINUTES: Snap all four guards on in about five minutes the first time, seconds after that. Tip: mark which guard goes on which arm for instant setup. Note: may trigger obstacle sensors, so use Sport mode if needed

Learning to fly, or flying somewhere tight? One clipped branch or wall can snap a propeller and ground your DJI Air 3 or 3S. These guards wrap around the blades so a small bump becomes a non-event instead of a costly repair, which is exactly what you want while you build confidence behind the controls. They're built specifically for the Air 3 and Air 3S, so they snap onto the arms with a precise, secure fit. Most people have all four on in about five minutes the first time, and seconds after that. A handy tip from experienced pilots: mark which guard goes on which arm so setup is instant every time. Weight matters on a drone, so we kept these light. They add only around 70 grams total, so you'll barely notice a difference in handling or battery life. The semi-flexible material has a bit of give to absorb knocks rather than crack, and your drone's display will even recognize that the guards are installed. This is the protection you want for flying indoors, doing real-estate and interior shots, practicing in the backyard, or handing the controls to kids who are still learning. It's far cheaper to add a set of guards than to keep replacing DJI propellers every time you misjudge a gap. Good to know: because the guards sit out near the props, the drone's obstacle-avoidance sensors may sometimes detect them as nearby objects. If that happens, simply switch to Sport mode or adjust your sensor settings while the guards are on. They're designed for light bumps and tight-space confidence, not high-speed crashes, so smart flying still comes first.