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Save 30% Off the Petite DJI Neo 4K Quadcopter Drone Camera, Including Bundles, Starting at Just $139

These drones are legal to purchase and use and are FAA registration exempt.

Save 30% Off the Petite DJI Neo 4K Quadcopter Drone Camera, Including Bundles, Starting at Just $139

The DJI Neo 4K is a compact drone camera perfect for beginners seeking to try aerial videography. This drone is exempt from FAA registration, making it easier to purchase without the necessity of completing the registration process. The drone is equipped with automated functions, including one-tap takeoff and landing, GPS Return to Base (RTB), and stable hovering.

It can capture 4K video directly onto its internal storage and offers built-in electronic image stabilization, eliminating the need for a gimbal. The lightweight and compact design allow for easy transport, and it is suitable for outdoor use in winds up to 13-18mph. With three available bundles, the drone offers flexibility in terms of additional batteries and remote control options.

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