DJI Neo Fly More Combo, Mini Drone with 4K UHD Camera for Adults, 135g Self Flying Drone that Follows You, Palm Takeoff, Subject Tracking, QuickShots, Stabilized Video, with RC-N3 and 3 Batteries

Pretty good and easy to use;Sadly there’s many laws in Japan and is very difficult to use it outside your own house.The setup was simple and the quality of the camera is acceptable.Wind can be a issue.Flying in manual mode is a challenge.

Very easy to use. Flys well even in a moderate wind. The video and photos are excellent. Battery life is acceptable especially with a second battery to use while the first one is recharging. Range is great. All of the built in functions worked great. I used it to capture photos and videos during our 3 month trip through Europe.

We have used this for around 30 flights so far, around 10 minutes each, around our front and backyard and at a large park. The drone itself is shockingly small and light. It’s a little unbelievable how sturdy its flight is, considering the size! The DJI app is great too. It controls really easily and takes great video and pictures. To be honest I would have expected this to cost more than it does; it’s a heck of a value, especially considering it includes 2 extra batteries. Highly recommended.

Quality is great for this budget drone. Very easy to fly and greaat fun.

I’ve gone through a handful of drones trying to avoid spending big money. After losing a couple in the past, I tried to stay under the $1,000 mark. In order from cheapest to most expensive, I’ve owned the Ruko F11, SJRC F11, and HoverAir ProMax.The Ruko and SJRC were exactly what you’d expect for the price: limited features, mediocre build quality, and not something you’d trust for anything serious. The HoverAir ProMax was the first one that felt like a real product, but it’s basically a selfie drone. It markets itself as a first-person drone with features like Follow-Me, but that mode barely worked. Even after spending extra on the controller, it constantly lost track of me. Between the drone and accessories, I spent around $1,000 and still couldn’t rely on it.So when I picked up the DJI Neo, I wasn’t expecting much. I was wrong. It’s a fantastic drone.The DJI Neo has many of the same features as the HoverAir, but there are trade-offs. The HoverAir definitely has sharper photo and video quality, and it has sensors on more sides. But the DJI Neo is half the price, and more importantly, it can be fully remote-controlled. With the DJI RC2 controller, I can fly it confidently across my entire 15-acre property, about a mile out, without issues. The HoverAir’s controller was limited to basic movement, maybe 100 feet of usable range, and constantly losing signal or tracking. One feels like a true drone, the other feels like a novelty item.Yes, you sacrifice a bit of image quality with the Neo, but what you gain is a real drone experience: real range, real control, real reliability. Nothing kills the experience faster than constantly turning around on a trail to see if your drone stopped following you and then walking back 50 feet to retrieve it. I dealt with that constantly with the HoverAir. With the DJI Neo, that’s never been a concern.If you want a dependable drone that actually flies instead of just hovering next to you for selfies, the DJI Neo is absolutely worth it.

Die DJI Neo Fly More Combo ist fantastisch! Ich bin total begeistert, wie viel Technik in dieser winzigen Drohne steckt. Sie ist mit nur 135 Gramm extrem leicht und passt sogar locker in eine größere Jackentasche oder einen kleinen Rucksack – das macht sie zum idealen Begleiter für Reisen und Ausflüge.​Und das Wichtigste vorweg: Die Drohne ist besonders günstig und stellt keinen Vergleich zu irgendeiner billigen Chinadrohne dar! Hier bekommt man die typische, zuverlässige DJI-Qualität zum sehr fairen Preis. Die Drohne fliegt stabil, die App funktioniert reibungslos und die Aufnahmen sind ruhig und scharf – etwas, das man bei günstigeren Modellen lange sucht.​Das "Fly More Combo"-Paket ist dabei ein Muss, denn es enthält drei Akkus und eine Ladestation. Dadurch kann man viel länger fliegen, ohne ständig warten zu müssen. Das ist wirklich Gold wert.​Die Bedienung ist kinderleicht. Man kann sie sicher aus der Hand starten und muss nicht einmal die Fernsteuerung benutzen, um schnelle Selfie-Videos zu machen. Durch den eingebauten Propellerschutz ist sie auch sicher, wenn man drinnen filmt. Die Drohne macht tolle, ruhige Videos in 4K und kann dank KI automatisch Personen verfolgen, was für Vlogger super ist. Sie liefert auf Knopfdruck professionelle Aufnahmen.​Die DJI Neo ist die beste kleine Drohne für alle, die eine einfache, sichere und tragbare Kamera für die Luft suchen. Wenn Sie viel reisen oder einfach tolle Videos aus einer neuen Perspektive machen wollen, kann ich die Combo nur empfehlen!

I’m blown away by how easy this little drone is to use! The setup was super simple, and the 4K camera quality is incredible for its size. The flight is smooth and stable even in a light breeze, and I love the built-in safety guards that make it great for beginners. Perfect for travel shots and creative content. Totally worth it—especially at this price!

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This is a pretty cool little drone… Good for beginners, but I think most people will grow out of it extremely quickly. It doesn't have much range, and the video quality is subpar. If you want to maybe shoot one of your kids sporting events or something like that, a backyard barbecue, family reunion… This is probably fine. If you have any aspirations of getting into real drone photography, I would probably skip this.

I am extremely happy with this drone. For reference, I had the original DJI FPV drone which I dropped an insane amount of money on (full regret), with the gen 2 goggles, hard shell case, extra batteries, props, etc.. All told we are talking well over $1400 (I know I know).My main reason for switching to the neo is size. I wanted to be able to throw a drone in a carry on or in my ultralight go-pack for a weekend solo backpacking trip. I also wanted to be able to pluck the drone out of the air with my bare hands without having to worry that a gust of wind was going to result in my losing a finger. This drone complete with a charger, anker battery brick, extra battery, extra props, and a few tools, all fits in the LKTOP carrying case no problem and weighs basically nothing as far as I'm concerned. For ultralight backpacking, I will fly this exclusively with my phone. The fact that it can also be used as an FPV drone is incredible (unfortunately it does NOT work with the original DJI FPV goggles or controller (gen2), which is a real bummer for me).battery charges from an anker battery brick in about 2 minutes, so I really do think that the triple battery set and charger is way overkill. By the time you finish flying with one battery, the other battery will be basically fully charged and ready to go. I am not a hollywood director, so the 4k at 30 FPS is more than good enough for me.The neo sits in that beautiful niche of ultralight recon drone. I am extremely, extremely happy with it, and the $200 price point is honestly a steal. The one thing I am really not a fan of is the DJI fly app and the fact that on android you have to download it from the DJI website and turn off all sorts of security to use it. That is a serious concern of mine, and for that I nearly removed one star.... But in terms of hardware, the softwares functionality (not security), and the joy of using this thing.... hard to beat. I already accidentally flew it into some tree branches and it was none the worse for wear.

After taking a lot of time in getting familiar with the basics of drone flying, I have come to find the DJI Neo to be fairly user friendly, especially for beginners. Its compact size and lightweight design make it easy to carry around as compared to larger drones. And while the video quality doesn’t quite match drones that cost two to three times as much, the resulting video footage it produces is more than sufficient for my needs, such as creating the occasional YouTube video.One notable downside is the battery life, which only lasts about 10 to 15 minutes per charge, so it would be worthwhile to invest in a spare.So far, I have only used the drone with the phone app for control, but it can sometimes feel a bit laggy or unresponsive. Because of this, I am considering purchasing a physical controller.Overall, considering its affordable entry price and ease of use, the DJI Neo is an excellent starter drone for newbies like me!

The Neo is awesome! It’s fast, really easy to fly and use, and the built in shots are neat. You can fly it using your phone, the motion controller, the RC controller or the FPV controller. Although you can’t do full manual (Acro) mode it can still rip for a tinywhoop. You can even fly it without a controller by using the activetrack. The Neo is one of my favorite drones ever