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The DJI Neo drone drops down to just £109 – that's that's what I call a low-cost flight!

This hands-free DJI drone is one of the best Prime Day deals under £120

The DJI Neo drone drops down to just £109 – that's that's what I call a low-cost flight!

The DJI Neo drone has been discounted to just £109 at Wex, a significant reduction from its original price of £169. This brings the savings to a noteworthy £69, making it one of the more affordable camera drones in DJI's range.

The Neo is a compact and lightweight drone that is easy to operate, with hands-free flying capabilities, intelligent subject tracking, and stabilized 4K video recording. It is designed to be accessible for travel, social media content creation, and everyday aerial photography.

A bundle deal, the DJI Neo Fly More Combo, is available for £209, down from £299. This package includes three extra batteries for extended flight time, a controller for easier operation, and a dual charger.

For those wanting to capture aerial footage without the bulk and complexity of larger drones, the Neo presents an appealing option. Its palm-sized stature makes taking off a breeze, and its intelligent flight modes can automatically track and film you, capturing activities like walking, cycling, travel, and outdoor adventures without needing an additional camera operator.

Despite its diminutive size, the Neo can record smooth and detailed stabilised 4K video, ready for immediate sharing. Its protected propeller design and lightweight build make it appear less daunting than many conventional drones, and its compact size allows it to fit easily into a small bag. This drone is versatile enough to be taken virtually anywhere without the need for extensive equipment planning.

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