u/Kekafuch

Hats off to DJI marketing. They did their market research 😂

As a DJI fanboy, I just had to “get them all”. What started off as a budget conscious seflie drone purchase (i was cross shopping Neo2 with the Pocket3!), has turned into a drone crazed obsession.

Now 3x Neos and just added the Avata360 (not sure how this fits in being over 250grams, without manual mode or waypoints /so it might not stick around). Alot of the new found interest has been fpv driven but I also appreciate the creative camera side.

Drone only $109 USD

Fly More Combo $189 USD - this could get interesting if you can sell the RCN3 for $50-100 and you already have FPV gear.

The Neo1 is a good FPV trainer.

https://store.dji.com/ca/product/dji-neo-refurbished-unit?from=pages-refurbished&vid=182331

Compilation of finally getting manual mode to stick! First month of fpv training on the Neo 1 and 2. Most of the clips are with the Neo 1. I think it’s actually a bit better than the Neo2 for manual mode because its slightly smaller, lighter, and has a simpler 1 axis gimbal.

Dabbled with drones for many years. Always wanted to FPV but never managed to “get it”. Drone would break, not enough batteries, camera vibrations, goggles sucked, one crash is weeks wait for parts, busy with work, moving and packed up everything.

Years passed and enter the Neo… this thing is the all encompassing drone for everyone, skill level, and purpose. DJI has made getting into FPV fun and simple.

Goggles have amazing clarity and signal penetration. The Neo is tuned, light, and capable. The settings are simplified, Sport mode to begin with getting familiar w orientation and proximity. Attitude Limit so the drone doesn’t flip over. Pause button to immediately get out of trouble. FPV is so addictive and I think the expressive possibilities are endless!