Want to take flight? DJI is the brand you’re probably looking at – it’s the name behind almost all of the best drones around. If you’re new to the world of drones, it’s difficult to determine your options. This article is here to guide you through your options. I’ll go over the main DJI ranges and who they’re aimed at, then once you’ve narrowed things down you can go to the relevant section to read our reviews for each model. Let’s start…
Note: You will only be able to see product sheets for models currently available for purchase in your region. Because of FCC issuesnot all DJI drones are available in the United States. Hit it More details to read our key takeaways for each model and for a link to the full review.
Guide to the DJI range
DJIMini
DJI’s flagship compact drones and best-selling line for entry-level pilots. These are all models under 250g, which means they have few or no flight restrictions, depending on where you’re flying.
• Discover the Mini range
DJI Air
A step forward from the Mini series, aimed at enthusiasts. These drones are in the higher weight category, which means they are more robust and you will be able to fly for longer, but you will need the equivalent of a certificate of proficiency from your region before flying.
• Discover the DJI Air range
DJI Mavic
Leading consumer drones with cutting-edge camera performance. This is a further step up from the DJI Air line, and again you’ll need a certificate of proficiency before flying.
• Discover the DJI Mavic range
DJI Neo
The cheapest, smallest, lightest and simplest DJI drone. It comes with a one-touch takeoff from your hand, designed for aerial selfies (this type of drone is sometimes called a selfie drone).
• Discover the DJI Neo range
DJI Avata
FPV (first person view) drones, designed to be used with goggles for high-speed, responsive, immersive flight. Legally, you need a “spotter” with you when flying drones with glasses.
• Discover the DJI Avata range
There are a few standalone options to be aware of. THE Lito is a simple beginner drone at an extremely affordable price – it’s a step below the Mini range in terms of price and capabilities. THE DJI Flip is another beginner drone with vlogger-friendly features. At the other end of the scale is the DJI inspires range, aimed at professionals – the sort of thing that could be rented for productions.
DJI Mini Drones
DJI Mavic drone
DJI Air Drones
DJI Neo Drones
DJI Avata Drone
Outliers
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