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 ...

I flew the new DJI Flip for a month and fell in love with its safety-first design, 48MP stills, 4K/60fps video capabilities, ...

The DJI Flip and DJI Neo drones offer distinct design philosophies ... facing cameras enhances stability by assisting with takeoff, landing, and hovering – even in environments without GPS ...

The drone industry – both consumer and industrial – has made incredible strides over the past decade, but in my humble ...

Similar to the DJI Neo, the Flip also features palm takeoff and landing. Simply place your palm underneath the drone and it will land in your hand. Bear in mind that the Flip features forward ...

and press and hold while holding the drone flat on your palm facing you. The Flip will then take off and perform the desired function, returning to land on your outstretched hand. This hand ...

Tipping the scales at just 249 g (8.8 oz), the US$439 Flip shares several key features with the 135-g (4.8-oz) $199 Neo. For starters, both 4K-shooting drones can take off from and land on the ...

Thanks to the overall design of the Flip, including the propeller guards, the drone can take off from and land in the palm of your hand, which is incredibly useful in tricky or muddy locations.

HoverAir also makes lightweight drones with shrouded propellers that fold down, while offering palm takeoff and creator-friendly features. However, the Flip has larger propellers and double the flight ...

The DJI Flip provides nearly everything you'd want in a starter drone, including a fantastic 4K camera, integrated prop ...

HoverAir also makes lightweight drones with shrouded propellers that fold down, while offering palm takeoff and creator-friendly features. However, the Flip has larger propellers and double the ...