- Do I need to register the DJI Neo?
- In the US it weighs 135 g, under the 250 g threshold, so recreational flyers do not need FAA registration. Rules differ by country, so check local rules before flying.
- Can I fly it without the controller?
- Yes. Press the mode button and it takes off, performs a preset move such as follow or dronie, and lands on your palm. The RC-N3 is for manual flight and a live phone view.
- How does it compare with the DJI Mini 4K?
- The Neo is lighter, cheaper to own and easier to launch, with prop guards and controller-free modes. The Mini 4K has a larger sensor, longer range and better wind resistance.
- What is in the Fly More Combo?
- The combo adds extra batteries, a charging hub and a carrying case on top of the drone and RC-N3 controller. Check the listing for the exact battery count.
- Does it have obstacle avoidance?
- No. The Neo has no obstacle sensors, so you steer around obstacles yourself, especially in manual flight.
- How long can it fly on a charge?
- DJI rates flight time at around 18 minutes per battery, less in wind or with controller-free modes. The extra batteries in the combo extend a session.
- Where is the DJI Neo Fly More Combo (RC-N3) cheapest?
- At PrimeLink Global, for $209.40, 29% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the DJI Neo Fly More Combo (RC-N3)?
- 9 stores we checked sell it, including PrimeLink Global, PayMore Anaheim, Amazon, United UAV, bhphotovideo.com.