The Flip drone from DJI is expected to disrupt the drone market as soon as it is released. Leaked information recently showed us DJI flip drone price, specs, and what position DJI has given this new release in its product lineup. For drone lovers who are trying to save their pocket, the Flip seems to be a fun option that has sleek hardware that appears to hold exciting features.
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Pricing Breakdown
The DJI Flip is rumored to launch in Europe with the following pricing:
Drone Only Package: €439 (~$460).
Bundle with RC 2 Controller: €639 (~$670).
Fly More Combo: €779 (~$800), including extra batteries and accessories.
In the US, the drone is expected to start at $439 for the drone-only package, with pricing aligned to typical DJI patterns, which exclude sales tax in American markets.
Source: JasperEllens and Dealabs
The official release is slated for January 14, 2025, across Europe and North America. DJI might even unveil the Flip during CES 2025 in Las Vegas, setting the stage for its launch.
Where the Flip Fits in DJI’s Lineup
The DJI Flip seems to bridge the gap between the ultra-affordable Neo and the higher-end Mini series.
Neo: Beginning at $199, this beginner-drone works best indoors, especially during winter.
Mini 4 Pro: Offering 4K HDR video at a 60fps, omnidirectional obstacle sensing, and a more impressive flight time of 34 minutes, yet it costs almost triple the price.
This is to mean that the Flip is designed to solve the above problem by providing more than entry level capabilities at a relatively cheap price.
Key Features of the DJI Flip
While some details remain under wraps, leaks have revealed several standout features:
- Battery: A 3,110mAh capacity, larger than the Mini 4 Pro’s 2,590mAh, hinting at longer flight times.
- Obstacle Avoidance: LiDAR-powered technology ensures safety during indoor and outdoor flights.
- Transmission: OcuSync 4.0 ensures compatibility with DJI’s latest RC 2 and RC-N2 controllers for reliable connectivity.
- Design: A foldable, lightweight design promises portability, much like DJI’s Mini series.
The Flip is expected to include a 2-axis stabilized gimbal, which might not match the cinematic smoothness of a 3-axis system but should deliver stable footage for casual users.
Advanced Technology and FPV Potential
The Flip’s ducted propeller is safer than regular quadcopter designs, especially for indoor usage, minor control with gesture recognition and AI tracking capability make it suitable for novices. Looking at its camera design, there have been rumors that it may support FPV (First Person View). Compared with regular FPV drones that apply fixed cameras, the Flip’s 2-axis stabilization could offer more stability) The Flip’s 2-axis stabilization could mean the combination of regular FPV move with film-like performance.
Market Position and Value
At an expected price of $439 for the base package with the RC-N3 controller, the Flip stands out as an excellent value. The inclusion of the RC-N3, which retails for about $129 separately, makes the drone an attractive choice for those seeking affordability without sacrificing quality.
The Buzz Around the DJI Flip
As DJI continues to innovate, the Flip is generating significant anticipation. Whether for recreational flying, content creation, or exploring FPV, this drone has the potential to cater to a wide audience. With its blend of budget-friendly pricing and advanced features, the Flip might become one of DJI’s most compelling releases in 2025.
Keep an eye on CES 2025 for more details and an official reveal of what could be DJI’s next big hit in the drone world.
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