DJI Neo Series
Compact follow-me drones with full-coverage propeller guards. The newest Neo adds OcuSync 4 transmission for longer range — palm take-off, palm landing, ready to fly.

DJI Neo 2 (Drone Only)
DJI Neo 2 is a lightweight 'follow me' drone, perfect for vlogging. This drone-only package includes the DJI Neo 2, one intelligent flight battery, and propeller guards.

DJI Neo 2 Fly More Combo
Take your DJI Neo 2 flights further with this Fly More Combo. This package includes the drone, DJI RC-N3 remote controller, three Intelligent Flight Batteries, Two-Way Charging Hub, Digital Transceiver, and propeller guards.

DJI Neo 2 Motion Fly More Combo
Experience FPV flight from the get-go with the DJI Neo 2 Motion Fly More Combo. This option features the drone, RC Motion 3 controller, and Goggles N3, plus three flight batteries, charging hub, Digital Transceiver, and prop guards.

DJI Neo Motion Fly More Combo
This combo enhances your FPV experience with DJI Goggles N3 and DJI RC Motion 3, making you feel as though you're soaring through the skies with your DJI Neo.

DJI Neo (No RC)
DJI Neo is a 135g selfie drone with propeller guards and FPV capabilities. This package features the drone and one flight battery, but no controller. DJI Neo can be controlled by voice commands.

DJI Neo Fly More Combo
The ultimate package for the DJI Neo selfie drone: This Fly More Combo features the DJI RC-N3 controller, three flight batteries, and charging hub, among other accessories.
Buying guide · Which Neo
DJI Neo 2 or DJI Neo — which is right for you?
Both are palm-launch follow-me drones in the sub-250 g class with full-coverage propeller guards, so both are easy and safe to fly around people. The Neo 2 is the current model; the original Neo remains a lower-cost way in while stock lasts.
The current Neo. Adds OcuSync 4 transmission for longer controller-piloted range and a digital transceiver — the one to buy new.
The original palm-launch Neo — the same follow-me modes and full prop guards at a lower cost, while stock lasts.
| DJI Neo 2 | DJI Neo | |
|---|---|---|
| Take-off | Palm launch | Palm launch |
| Camera | 4K | 4K |
| Long-range transmission | OcuSync 4 | — |
| Flight time (per battery) | 19 min | 18 min |
| Follow-me AI modes | Yes | Yes |
| Full propeller guards | Included | Included |
| Controller & FPV options | RC-N3 · RC Motion 3 + Goggles | RC-N3 · RC Motion 3 + Goggles |
| From (drone only) | £209 | £169 |
The system around the Neo
Both generations share the same simple accessory set — spare power, guards and the controllers that unlock longer range and FPV.
Batteries & charging
Spare intelligent flight batteries and the two-way charging hub — charge three batteries in around an hour so a day of short flights never stops.
Power & charging →Propeller guards
Full-coverage guards ship in the box and are cheap to replace — the reason the Neo is confident indoors and around groups.
Guards & props →Controllers & goggles
Fly hands-free by palm, precisely with the RC-N3, or in immersive FPV with the RC Motion 3 and Goggles N3.
Controllers →Digital transceiver (Neo 2)
The Neo 2’s digital transceiver adds stable, low-latency video when flying with a controller or goggles.
Transceiver →DJI Neo — common questions
Neo 2 or the original Neo — which should I buy?
Buy the Neo 2 if you want the current model with OcuSync 4 for longer controller range. Choose the original Neo if you want the lowest cost and mostly fly palm-launched follow-me shots at close range — the flying experience and safety features are otherwise very similar.
Do I need a controller to fly it?
No. Both take off from your palm and fly automatic follow-me, dronie, orbit and spotlight modes with no controller. Add the RC-N3 for precise manual control and longer range, or the RC Motion 3 and goggles for FPV.
Is it safe to fly indoors and around people?
Yes — full-coverage propeller guards are included, and the sub-250 g class keeps it light. It is one of the easiest DJI drones to fly around groups and in confined spaces.
What can it film?
Stabilised 4K video with automatic subject tracking, built for quick social clips, vlogging and selfie-style aerials rather than professional cinematography.
What is OcuSync 4 and do I need it?
OcuSync 4 is DJI’s latest transmission system, new to the Neo 2. It gives a longer, more stable video link when flying with a controller. If you mainly fly close-range palm-launched shots you may not need it; for controller-piloted range it is worth having.
Does it need registering to fly in the UK?
As with any camera drone, you will need a valid Operator ID from the CAA to fly it outdoors in the UK. heliguy can point you to the right registration and, if you want it, training.
Why buy your Neo from heliguy
Straight answers
We will tell you honestly whether the Neo 2, the original Neo or a different drone entirely is the right first purchase.
UK authorised dealer
Genuine DJI stock, UK warranty and support — not a grey-market import.
Crash cover
DJI Care Refresh and our own Repair Refresh crash-cover keep an easy-to-fly first drone protected.
See cover options →UK servicing
In-house DJI-authorised diagnostics and repair if anything goes wrong.
Repairs & service →Palm-launch follow-me drone · full propeller guards
No controller required — palm-launch, AI follow-me, capture, palm-land.
The DJI Neo Series is the easiest way into the air. Palm-launch take-off, automatic AI follow-me / dronie / orbit / spotlight modes and full-coverage propeller guards make it safe to fly indoors and around groups. The latest Neo adds OcuSync 4 transmission for longer-range controller-piloted flight.

Consumer support, end-to-end, from a UK authorised dealer
Buying a Neo from heliguy means a quick-start path with proper aftercare.
Product consultation
Guidance on variant selection, payload pairing and sector use cases.
Training & onboarding
Industry-specific instruction on workflows, mission execution and CAA compliance.
Survey & integration
Expert support turning drone data into accurate digital models and decisions.
DJI-authorised repairs
UK-based diagnostics, servicing and lifecycle maintenance — keeping your fleet in the air.
Easiest first drone?
Talk to a heliguy specialist about Neo follow-me modes, training and DJI Care Refresh.