DJI Neo Three-Battery Combo, Mini Drone with 4K UHD Camera for Adults, 135g Self Flying Drone that Follows You, Palm Takeoff, AI Subject Tracking, QuickShots, Stabilized Video (Controller-Free)

This was a Christmas gift for my “big boy” — my husband — and he LOVED it! The DJI Neo Three-Battery Combo is an amazing little drone that delivers way more fun and quality than we expected. The drone feels very well made, easy to use even for beginners, and incredibly fun right out of the box. The 4K camera produces great footage for its size, and the self-flying features make it enjoyable without feeling complicated or intimidating. The three-battery combo is a HUGE plus — honestly, it’s super necessary. It lets you enjoy longer flying sessions without constantly stopping to recharge, which makes the experience so much better. For the price, this combo is an excellent deal. Pros: Fun and intuitive to use (great for beginners and adults) Excellent build quality 4K video quality for such a small drone Three batteries included — very practical and needed Great value for the price Perfect gift idea Cons: None so far — it does exactly what we expected and more If you’re looking for a fun, high-quality drone for adults or a gift that will actually get used and enjoyed, this one is a fantastic choice. Highly recommend!

The DJI Neo is an impressive little drone that combines portability with powerful features. Despite its small size and lightweight design, it delivers excellent performance and very stable flight. The 4K UHD camera produces sharp, clear video and vibrant photos, making it great for both casual use and creative shots. I really like the intelligent flight modes—palm takeoff, subject tracking, and QuickShots make flying easy even for beginners. The autonomous features work smoothly, and the stabilization keeps footage steady. The combo with three batteries is a huge plus, allowing much longer flying time without worrying about constant recharging. The drone feels safe and reliable with its propeller guards, and it’s compact enough to take anywhere. It’s perfect for beginners as well as hobbyists who want an easy-to-use drone with high-quality video. Overall, the DJI Neo is fun, reliable, and packed with smart features. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a small but capable drone.

Probably the least capable DJI drone, but its so impressive for its size, its hard to believe something so small can do 4K video, fly 35 Mph, fly in FPV mode and fly up to 10 kilometers away! Its way under 250 grams so you don't have to register it with the FAA. I already had the Avata 2 so I didn't need the controllers or goggles, so this was pretty cheap to add to my fleet. You could fly it without a controller by just using hand signals, it flies with your phone, the motion 3 controller, the RCN3 controller, the remote controller 3 and even the RC2 controller, and it also works with Googles 3. Its great for flying around the house while I wait for sprint in Minnesota, I can't wait to get it outside!

I absolutely love my little Neo! As someone who owns multiple drones, I was thrilled to find this Mini 4 Neo works great with all my different DJI controllers: the regular controller, the RC Plus with screen, and the FPV controller with goggles. All connections worked perfectly with no issues. Ideal for Indoor Flight While the flight time on these tiny batteries isn't long, it comes with three batteries and they charge fast, making extended flight sessions easy. This drone is perfect for flying indoors during the winter or in high-ceiling environments. Be aware that it is very light (not for high winds) and lacks obstacle avoidance, so you need to be careful. Pro Tip for New Pilots Like most small drones, lighting is key: If you lose GPS, it defaults to hover. If it gets too dark, the drone can behave strangely. This is normal, but new pilots should be aware. (Adding a small light helps, but adds weight and affects flight time.) Even with these considerations, the Neo is a great indoor flier, even if my dogs hate it!

So far it’s not bad. However the jpg pictures are not even usable. They’re grainy. The clouds, trees and bushes during a sunset, looked like noise reduction turn them into mush straight off the card. The videos are fine and just need a color correction in post editing. It’s a budget drone, so I can understand the lack of some quality and lessor choices in the setting menu. Will I use it? For video only, yeah it’s sufficient for what I do. For pictures? Nope. Not a chance.