DJI’s Flip has an innovative fold-down design with shrouded, people-safe propellers and a high-quality camera.

The DJI Flip and Neo are both easy to fly and safe enough to take off and launch from the palm of your hand. We're here to help you decide which small drone is best for you.

But DJI does not put Remote ID into either model ... so you can operate it safely on days when the wind picks up. The Neo and Flip both use nose-mounted cameras with 4K video support, but the ...

DJI Neo (Credit: Jim Fisher) The Flip costs $439 in a bundle with the drone and RC-N3 remote, $111 more expensive than buying the Neo and the RC-N3. The Flip also comes in a Fly More combo with ...

I've tested both the DJI Flip and the DJI Neo – with the help of my eight-year-old son – so I've got a good idea which is the right one for which job. Neither drone is alike, but both share a ...

If you are set on buying either a DJI Mini 4 Pro or Flip, it's important to know the differences between the two. Here's what ...

the Flip is a solid choice for a serious beginner. It would also be an excellent option for a casual hobbyist, who wants to move up to a model that offers more than something like the DJI Neo ...

the DJI Neo and the DJI Avata 2. I hope DJI adds support for the new DJI Flip at some point in the future. Regardless, with the Goggles N3 and either of the FPV controllers, you can build your Neo ...

For instance, the DJI Neo's video capabilities are limited to 4K/30fps. I really hope DJI adds FPV compatibility to the likes of the new DJI Flip as that would give owners of more advanced drones ...