The landing gear arrives in a minimalist designed box.

It convinces directly with its neutral smell and good workmanship.

For assembly, only the gimbal protection is removed and your arms folded out. Then it is clipped in at the front and back. To remove, the frame is pushed forward a little and you can remove it again. The landing gear's folding skids lock into place in both the folded and unfolded positions, so nothing flaps or wobbles.

The landing gear has underfloor lighting, which unfortunately only lights up in colors (green flashing light is mandatory for night flights!)
You can choose between 3 modes. Long or short blink and solid.
Charging the internally installed Li-ion battery with a capacity of around 60 mAh takes around 40 minutes. I find this quite long, since the mileage of the LEDs, depending on the mode used, is a maximum of 50 minutes.
Charging takes place via an included USB-A to USB-C cable. There is no charge indicator.

What you should say at the end is that the chassis weighs around 20g and therefore the Mini3Pro goes over the 250g limit. A level A1 drone driver's license is therefore required.

Conclusion:
Anyone looking for a stable and practical chassis with lighting is well served with this.
It does need some improvement, but overall it's still worth the money and I give it a full 5 stars.