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DJI Neo
Camera Drones
Our verdict
Not a classic camera drone but a brilliant one-tap flying camera: palm launch, subject tracking and guards make effortless social clips its whole point.
In stock · Last verified: 2026-08-14
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Best for
- Social and family clips
- Simple autonomous shots
- Beginners who want zero friction
Not ideal for
- Long-range flying
- Manual camera control and cinematic work
Pros
- Very light at 135 g with built-in prop guards
- Palm take-off and self-flying tracking
- Safe and approachable indoors and out
- Removes the learning curve of controller-first drones
Cons
- Limited range and flight flexibility
- Little manual control over the camera
Key specifications
| Weight | 135 g |
|---|---|
| Video | 4K UHD |
| Take-off | Palm launch |
| Tracking | Subject tracking, QuickShots |
| Safety | Built-in propeller guards |
| Best use | Social clips |
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Why we recommend it
The Neo solves a different problem from the Mini line. At just 135 g with built-in propeller guards, it takes off from your palm, follows you and shoots QuickShots with almost no piloting. That makes it ideal for people who want video memories rather than a flying hobby. It gives up range, manual camera control and flight flexibility, so it ranks below the gimbal drones, but for quick, safe, self-flying clips it is hard to beat.
Buying advice
Choose the Neo if you want a personal follow-cam for social video, not a drone to learn piloting on. If you want classic aerial footage, a Mini model is the better buy.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a controller?
- No. The Neo can fly from your palm and follow you without a controller, though a controller or phone adds more control and range.
- Is it safe to fly near people?
- It is light and has built-in propeller guards, which makes it safer for close-up self-video, but you should still follow local rules and common sense.
- Does it shoot 4K?
- Yes, it records 4K UHD, with stabilisation tuned for hands-free social clips rather than manual cinematography.