According to information from leaker Jasper Ellens, two new models are about to be launched: the DJI Mini 5 and the DJI Neo 2. The DJI Mini 5 is expected to hit the market as the successor to the ...

The DJI Mic Mini is probably the only wireless mic for your phone you'll ever need – is the Mic 2 still worth having?

It's also pricier than the Mini 4K and the Neo – the standard DJI Flip kit costs $439 / £369 / AU$699, or you can pick it up with the DJI RC 2 (smart ... pairs of spare propellers, is only ...

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a pair of spare propellers and other basic accessories and costs $439 / £369 / AU$699, while the kit with the DJI RC 2 (smart) controller is $639 / £549 / AU$949. At release, there isn't a Fly ...

However, its flight time is less than that of the cheaper DJI Mini 3, while its light weight ... I carried the drone, RC-2 controller, spare batteries and charging hub in the included shoulder ...

That's not to say you can’t capture high-quality imagery, it's just not at the same level as the DJI Mini ... spare propellers and other basic accessories for $439/£369. The DJI Flip (DJI RC 2 ...

combining the “simplicity of the DJI Neo with the stunning photo capabilities of the DJI Mini,” per the company. At $439, the drone is a lot closer to the Mini 3 ($419) than the Neo ($199).

This lightweight portable drone bridges the gap between the DJI Neo and DJI Mini, combining their best features to deliver a powerful yet accessible tool for aerial photography. One of the key ...

DJI is one of ... the excellent DJI Mic Mini—is exclusive to the app. For those who prefer hands-on control, the RC controller is essential. I used the superb DJI RC 2 with its built-in display ...

and a more capable DJI RC 2 controller with a built-in daylight-visible 700-nit screen. The DJI Mini 4 Pro versions of each of the same kits cost $959 and $1,099, respectively, a $320 difference.

He spent 15 years editing the likes of CNET, Gizmodo, and Engadget. Either way, DJI is now reacting to the whole vibe with an official blog post that claims the timing is coincidental.