According to a tweet by long time friend Güçlü Atamer, the highly anticipated DJI Neo drone is scheduled for release in Peru on September 5, 2024. This information comes from the official DJI Peru website, which provides details about the upcoming compact drone’s features and specifications and has been confirmed by DroneXL.

Based on this new information and the lack of an official DJI teaser, we expect the global launch date of the DJI Neo to be September 5th, instead of August 29th.

Key Features of the DJI Neo

The DJI Neo is designed to be a lightweight and portable drone, weighing just 135 grams (4.76 ounces). It boasts several advanced features, including:

4K Ultra Stabilized video recording at 30 fps and 12 MP photos
Gesture control and palm launch capabilities
Built-in propeller guards for indoor flight safety
Intelligent flight modes like Dronie, Orbit, Comet, and more
Up to 18 minutes of flight time per battery charge

Technical Specifications

The DJI Neo’s specifications include:

Dimensions: 130 x 157 x 48.5 mm (5.12 x 6.18 x 1.91 inches)
Maximum speed: 16 m/s (35.8 mph) in Manual mode
Wind resistance: Up to 8 m/s (17.9 mph) (level 4)
Camera: 1/2 inch sensor, 12 MP
Video resolution: 4K at 30 fps
Internal storage: 22 GB
Maximum flight distance: 7 km (4.35 miles)
Connectivity: OcuSync 4.0, Wi-Fi up to 50 m (164 feet)

Dji Neo Drone Set For September 5 Release In Peru 1 — Technical specifications of the DJI Neo drone confirm that specs we had learned before.

Pricing and Availability

The official price of the DJI Neo in Peru will be announced on the day of its launch, September 5, 2024, on the dji.pe website. DJI encourages potential buyers to stay alert for the best offers and packages available in their official store.

DJI Care and Purchase Benefits

Customers who purchase the DJI Neo from the official DJI Peru website will have access to DJI Care insurance, providing additional protection and peace of mind when flying the new drone.

Where to Buy

The DJI Neo will be available for purchase on the official DJI Peru website, dji.pe. Buying through the official store guarantees original products and specialized technical support. Additionally, customers can find complementary accessories to enhance their flight experience.

DroneXL’s Take

The announcement of the DJI Neo’s release in Peru highlights DJI’s continued expansion in the Latin American market. This compact drone seems to follow the trend of lightweight, feature-packed drones that appeal to both beginners and professionals. Its advanced capabilities, such as 4K video and intelligent flight modes, position it as a strong contender in the drone industry. As we’ve seen with previous DJI releases, the Neo could potentially set new standards for compact drones, influencing future developments in the field. It will be interesting to see how this model performs in various markets and whether it will be released globally in the near future.

What are your thoughts on the upcoming DJI Neo drone? Share your opinions in the comments section below.

Featured photo courtesy of DJI and Jasper Ellens.

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