DJI Neo: A New Affordable Drone with Impressive Features

0:00 Prop Finger Test

The DJI Neo is introduced as a new drone from DJI designed to offer intriguing features at a low price.

0:08 Introduction

The reviewer aims to test the drone extensively to determine if it's a gimmick or a game changer.

0:25 First Flight

• The Neo takes off easily and follows the reviewer indoors.
• It is quieter than the previous AATA 1 model and can land in the reviewer’s hand.

1:25 Flying With Normal Controller

• The Neo can be operated without a controller, but a controller is included for better range and control.
• The footage shows potential digital stabilization despite its single-axis gimbal.

4:01 DJI Fly App

• The app allows photo and video viewing, manual control, and settings adjustments.
• Highest resolution available is 4K at 30fps.

4:56 Wondershare Recoverit

• A brief sponsorship mention for Wondershare Recoverit, a file recovery software.

6:12 Follow Shot Testing

• The Neo performs well in windy conditions while tracking the reviewer on a one-wheel.
• Impressive tracking ability noted during tests.

8:18 Flying with Motion Controller and FPV Goggles

• The motion controller offers a fun experience, but manual mode provides full control.
• Adjustments to camera settings can be made using FPV goggles.

11:30 DJI Avata 2 VS DJI Neo for FPV

• Comparison shows the Avata 2 outperforms the Neo in stability and video quality but is more expensive.

12:32 Helix Mode and Mic Noise Cancellation

• The reviewer tests built-in modes and noise cancellation features with an external mic.

13:33 Conclusion

• The Neo is a valuable addition to DJI’s lineup but has some limitations, such as lack of vertical shooting mode and adjustable digital sharpening.
• Price points: $200 for the standalone model and $350 for the Fly More combo.