The compact DJI Neo drone has been spotted in a video, likely during testing. Additionally, it has "appeared" at Walmart with a listed price.
Rumors about DJI's "pocket" drone began with a post on X Twitter, which includes an image of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) registration label for the DJI Neo, model number DN1A0626. The label also indicates the battery capacity — 1435 mAh or 10.5 Wh.
A video post by another user shows the drone in flight. The drone appears to be quite compact and seems to feature propeller guards during operation.
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The absence of FPV goggles in the video hints that the Neo may be designed more like the HoverAir X1 drone, rather than as a Cinewhoop. Its features are likely focused on aerial photography and basic flying operations.
Based on the battery specifications, drone expert Weilian Zhang estimates that the DJI Neo could weigh approximately 169 g and suggests that its flight time might last around 15 minutes.
Although DJI has not yet officially confirmed the Neo, it seems to have been prematurely listed on Walmart. The Fly More Combo package for the DJI Neo, which typically includes extra batteries, a charging hub, and a carrying case, is expected to retail for $329. In comparison, a similar HoverAir X1 package is priced at $399.
Source: Gizmochina
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