DJI Neo 2 Fly More Combo (Drone Only), 4K Drone With Camera, Palm Takeoff & Landing, Gesture Control, ActiveTrack, Omnidirectional Obstacle Sensing, 3 Batteries

Better than I thought it would be
Absolutely 5 stars. I’ve been flying drones for a few years now, and this is by far the most complete one yet. As a way to get into the FPV experience, this was my first, and was not disappointed. Took about two weeks to arrive, but well worth the wait.Not sure where to start, but here we go.Best follow drone I’ve seen yet. I have the Hoverair X1, and it does a great job of tracking, but this one is even better. I walked through a very dense tree line yesterday, and it had no problem dodging the tree branches. I was fun to watch the video later and see it dodging up and down. So precise.The goggles are an amazing experience. Truly immersive and hard to describe if you have never flown one of these. The control is very precise and the obstacle avoidance is next level. It really keeps an eye on you and will allow some level of freedom, but won’t allow you to get into any danger. Which is funny, because this thing is basically indestructible. The outer shell is super solid. I crashed once in the basement when I tried to play with sport mode, but it just bounced off and was ready to start right back up. I’ve seen a few reviews of the original Neo and there are lots of reviews of numerous crashes and I have yet to see a single one where the drone was damaged. I expect the same for the Neo 2.I’ll be purchasing the FPV controller at some point once I get a little more experienced. With the motion controller you cannot go into true manual control for max speed and agility, but this is great for now. Good news is all the DJI controllers basically work with all the drones. I have an Air 3 and can use the RC-N3 controller and it worked great.OH and don’t forget about the gesture control. You have to try it to believe it. I call it Jedi mind mode, and it does sort of feel like it.Just yesterday I did my first audio recording through the DJI fly app, and it really did remove the drone prop sound. Pretty shocking how well it did.To recap, can’t think of one thing negative to report on this one. At $599 it was too hard to pass up.

GREAT PRODUCT
Solid pricing, fast shipping, excellent drone with many capabilities and features. The battery life is a little short, but the experience is amazing. Can be operated indoors and outdoors. Very versatile when using controls; RC-2, phone, or nothing! It has verbal command capability, hand gesturing, following mode and many other options. Good camera pics and video quality also. Lightweight but handles stiff breeze with stable picture. Simply remarkable!!

As someone who makes content for a certain well known video site the DJI Neo 2 is a great addition to my camera kit. It gives me addition angles to use. Show my location from a completely different perspective. It offers fantastic value for money. For under £300 you get the drone, three batteries and a charger. You can operate it via hand gestures or use the preprogrammed routines. You want the drone to fly in a circle around you with a distance you set then it can do that. You want it to follow you from height, side or distance that again you choose then it can do that.It is stable in light winds and the control at a base level with the hand gestures and preprogrammed features then it’s fantastic. The image quality is great. Maybe not the best there is but then you would be paying a lot extra for that. But still at 4K its is surprisingly good for the price point.I have previously owned a drone before. The DJI Spark and whilst at the time that was average to good. This is leaps and bounds above that particular drone.No you don’t get the controller which will either set you back an extra £105 for the RC-N3 where you’ll need to use your phone docked in with the controller. Or the more premium RC2 with its inbuilt 5.5inch screen at £320. Plus you’ll need the antenna at another £19 from DJI’s website which I have also ordered. The controller gives more options like the ability to track your car and fly further away than this base set up. So if like me your thinking of flying further or higher then that’s something you will need to consider buying extra.Right now I’m just getting used to this drone. Using my phone as a controller for limited distance around the area I need. But it is good that the extras like the controller are available separately as and when I need to expand my flying experience.Dont forget that here in the UK you will also need a drone license to fly the Neo 2 legally. This license can easily be found online and costs under £12 and asks you 40 questions. Get the majority correct and you’ll have your own operator ID which you need to get printed ( again online for laminated stickers ) and are then stuck to your Neo 2.The battery life isn’t the best with maybe 10-15 minutes flight time per battery and that’s the main limitation. But having three batteries certainly helps. I don’t think one battery on its own is of much use myself. Because for me I just wouldn’t be able to create all the shots that I need to with just the one battery.The cage around the propellers and the obstacle avoidance system means that this drone is incredibly safe to use and is protected well. You just need a bit of common sense and don’t fly it too close to water either. The obstacle avoidance doesn’t see water all too well and you risk loosing your drone forever should you get too close to the wet stuff.And whilst this drone is somewhat durable I would recommend a hard shell case for it and its accessories. If like me your thinking of getting the RC controller then make sure the case will accommodate that accessory. That way your drone and its accessories will be safe during transport and keep it all together.So to conclude. If your after a drone that is packed with features that you can in future expand upon with the controller. Then this is fantastic and would be a great addition to any film makers arsenal of camera gear. The three batteries is a must. Don’t bother with the single battery and drone combo. That battery will soon run out and you’ll be forever recharging it to get the shots and experience you’ll need to fly it.I am a massive fan of the DJI range of products with also owning the DJI OSMO POCKET 3 and the DJI OSMO ACTION 5 PRO. This is as good as them and I am more than happy with the DJI NEO 2 being in my kit bag.

Petit drone très efficace.Les promesses sont tenues, il remplie parfaitement son rôle.Petit bémol tout de même en fonction du téléphone sur lequel vous installez l’application DJI, l’installation et la prise en main peuvent être plus ou moins compliquées