Plus it has far better camera - still and video. It’s a drone you can grow into, gradually explore all the features but it is also a great beginners’ aircraft.
If you decide to get one you will be doing yourself a great favour!
However, I would also have a cheaper UAV where you can turn off the GPS, just so you can practice flying with the wind blowing it around … may save you if the GPS fails on the more expensive one.
It’s no secret that I’m not a big fan of things DJI, but needs must as the Devil drives.
Saying the above though the Mini2 is the best drone in its class currently on the market. I bought mine last February, and for quite sometime afterward I couldn’t understand why I did. It wasn’t until a month or so ago I got around to flying it in the great outdoors, in a 25mph wind gusting at 35mph, that my opinion of changed.
Transitioning from your Holystone to a Mini2 will be like moving up from an Austin Maxi with a dodgy clutch to a 2021 Ford Focus.