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Leak: here’s the DJI Neo, the lightest budget drone DJI’s ever made

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DJI’s 4K-ready Neo drone has leaked — and in keeping with the images, field, specs, and leaked Walmart worth we’ve now seen, it could possibly be the lightest and least expensive full-featured DJI drone you should buy.

A leaked Walmart itemizing hints that the DJI Neo Fly Extra Combo may promote for simply $329, and the beginning worth for a standalone drone could possibly be even much less on condition that DJI’s “Fly Extra” bundle comes with additional batteries, a charging hub, and a shoulder bag that sometimes improve the worth.

The DJI Neo.
Picture: Jasper Ellens

Weighing simply 135 grams (or about 0.3 kilos), the Neo may be DJI’s lightest funds drone up to now (the kid-friendly 80-gram DJI Tello was made by one other firm, Ryze). It’ll be lighter than the 249 gram DJI Mini SE — which began at $299 — lighter than the previous 300g DJI Spark, and it’ll weigh solely 10 grams greater than its rival, the HoverAir X1, which The Verge is at the moment reviewing.

Design-wise, images present that the drone has propeller guards, which may make it safer for indoor use. It additionally contains a push button on-drone interface that cycles by flight modes, identical to the HoverAir X1.

Whereas it’s pictured with a joystick-style professional controller within the “Fly Extra” package, the field mentions a number of management choices and exhibits it will probably take off and land out of your palm. Mixed with the mode switching button on prime and “AI topic monitoring,” you may be capable to begin it up and shoot flying selfies just like the HoverAir with out utilizing a controller in any respect. There’s no phrase on battery life or wi-fi vary but.

In contrast to DJI’s Mini lineup, the Neo doesn’t seem to fold down right into a smaller bundle; it’s formed extra like DJI’s Avata FPV drones. Hopefully, meaning the Neo will be piloted from the angle of the drone by connecting it to an Avata-compatible headset.

It’s unsure when DJI plans on releasing the drone, however Ellens speculates it could possibly be in “a matter of weeks” if the product images are actual.

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