Very accessible price ; Ultra-portable size and weight ; Usable without a controller

No object detection limits indoor use ; Average image quality

Cheap, small, lightweight and easy to launch anywhere, this is a DJI drone for the masses that’s great for creating quick clips to share on social media. Those serious about aerial imaging or looking to create professional-looking vlogs will quickly...

One of the most affordable DJI drones ; Beginner-friendly autonomous flight modes ; Compact and lightweight construction ; Excellent camera performance ; Stable in light winds

Limited flight time (17-18 mins) ; Slow speed in autonomous modes ; Can struggle with fast movements ; Basic camera settings

The DJI Neo is like having a personal flying assistant that’s adorable, affordable, and a bit slow on the uptake if you sprint. Perfect for beginners, it’s packed with smart features, follows you around, and won’t break the bank. Just don’t expect it...

Small and lightweight ; Easy to use ; Multiple flight control options

Only shoots photos in JPEG ; 4K video fixed at 30fps ; Expensive to add on goggles and FPV controller

The DJI Neo is an interesting drone because of the different flight control options available – there’s something for everyone. Flight speeds are pedestrian at best when using the app or the RC-N3 Controller, but the Neo is nimble when turning. Being...

Compact, sturdy build ; Fun to fly with a controller, and flyable without one too ; Very affordable

Automated flight options limited ; Average camera performance ; No obstacle avoidance

The Neo is a ‘serious’ drone at the size and price of a toy drone and, while it has plenty of limitations, it’s the perfect drone for kids and novice pilots. Be warned though: once you’ve caught the drone bug, you’ll be raiding your bank account to buy...

Wide range of flight, control and recording modes ; Great flight characteristics and sophisticated controls in all modes ; Very comprehensive and successful app for iOS/Android ; Good image stabilization and decent image quality ; Extremely compact and...

Short range with control via smartphone (WLAN) ; Image quality too weak for large screens ; Limited obstacle detection

The DJI Neo is available in three options, which are really worthwhile due to the substantial discounts compared to buying the individual components separately. At least the two more affordable options are really exciting. The basic set for $199 is...

Fast and maneuverable for its price ; Good-quality 4K video ; Excellent preset "quick shots" make the Neo easy for a novice

15-minute battery life requires having extra batteries on hand ; You need extra controllers to get the most out of drone's speed ; Controls on mobile aren't as responsive as controller

DJI Neo For $200, its an excellent, zippy drone that's easy to use and shoots fair-quality video at 4K. It's only held back by a limited battery life. The DJI Neo would be the perfect starter drone for a burgeoning content creator or a great, cheap,...

Small and light ; Super easy to fly without a remote ; Stunning video and image quality ; Affordable

No vertical shooting mode ; No expandable memory

The DJI Neo, despite its small size, is capable drone that can produce amazing results. And it’s small enough to take anywhere so you can add a whole new perspective to your photography and your selfies. For customers who are new to drones – the DJI...

Compact, sturdy build ; Fun to fly with a controller, and flyable without one too ; Very affordable

Automated flight options limited ; Average camera performance ; No obstacle avoidance

The Neo is a ‘serious’ drone at the size and price of a toy drone and, while it has plenty of limitations, it’s the perfect drone for kids and novice pilots. Be warned though: once you’ve caught the drone bug, you’ll be raiding your bank account to buy...