DJI Neo Motion Fly More Combo, Mini Drone with 4K UHD Camera for Adults, 135g Self Flying Drone that Follows You, Palm Takeoff, Subject Tracking, QuickShots, with RC Motion 3 and 3 Batteries

This drone is great, I'm having fun flying it and learning all the options the Ai control is incredibly simple to use and I love the hand gestures, I've tested the Ai follow me function by taking it for a walk through woods and no problems along with the other Ai functions. the FPV googles work really well, although I have nothing to compare against but the flying is very immersive and enjoyable. It also works with my DJI RC 2 controller and I have tried using the mobile controls. Best fun I've had with a drone.

Brilliant little drone in stand alone mode for vlogging but with the googles it is absolutely fantastic. I own the mini 4k as well which is great for the price but hard to see your phone in bright light even with a shade fitted this drone with the google beats that hands down. Only issue is it is very light and struggles with the wind.

Here’s an in‑depth long‑term review of flying the DJI Neo with the Goggles N3 for last 6 months + DJI mini 3 pro user for 2years 🎮 Setup & Compatibility Plug-and-play experience: Pairing the Goggles N3 and Motion 3 controller with the Neo is generally smooth, though the initial setup has some quirks. A short tutorial helps, but expect a firmware update and some trial-and-error pairing . Limited cross-device use: The headset only works with the Neo and Avata 2—not older models like Goggles 2 or Integra—due to DJI’s Accusync 4 protocol . 🧭 Flight Experience Over Time Lightweight & nimble: Neo (135 g) shines indoors and in calm conditions—great for tight maneuvers and cinewhoop-style flights . Underpowered performance: Many users note it lacks thrust, struggles in wind (even mild breezes), and can drift or sag mid-flight . Smooth FPV and intuitive control: With Goggles N3 and Motion 3, head-tracking and AR cursor controls make flying intuitive and engaging, especially for beginners . Enjoyable, but not adrenaline-high: Many describe the Neo’s FPV feel as relaxing and accessible—but not suited for acro or freestyle; you'll outgrow it if you're chasing speed or advanced stunts . 📸 Video Quality & Transmission Decent 4K stabilized video: Works well for social media content and smooth clips—but lacks the detail and dynamic range of Avata 2 or Mini 4 Pro . Stability concerns: Handling in low light or wind can impact footage sharpness due to sensor drift . Reliable signal: Goggles N3 delivers crisp 1080p/60fps FPV using O4 transmission, with stable video up to several km in test scenarios . 🕒 Goggles N3 Comfort & Durability Pad comfort & fit: Plush cushioning and rubber flaps block light, offering superior comfort compared to previous goggles . Long battery life: Expect ~2.5 hours of use—enough to cycle through Neo battery packs . Defogging fan: A one-tap fan clears condensation reliably, enhancing comfort and visibility . ⚖️ Pros & Cons 👍 Pros •Affordable FPV combo (~£439 fly-more) •Highly comfortable goggles with reliable defogging •Crisp O4 video feed, smooth control experience •Easy for beginners—head tracking simplifies flight 👎 Cons •Underpowered—limited speed, wind sensitivity •Only compatible with Neo & Avata 2—no backward support •Video quality is “okay,” not cinematic grade •Limited manual/freestyle capabilities and flight time is less as the battery pack also reduced for weight cutting as compared to Mini 3 pro 🔁 My Long-Term Verdict For casual FPV enthusiasts and beginners, the Neo + Goggles N3 combo delivers affordable, comfortable, and enjoyable flying. It handles cinematic cruising and indoor flights nicely, and it's a perfect intro to FPV. That said, if you're chasing power, speed, freestyle tricks, or professional video quality—and especially if you already own Avata 2 gear—the Neo may feel restrictive and its footage underwhelming. DJI’s accessory compatibility strategy can also frustrate experienced users. 🔧 Tips for Best Use Fly in calm, well-lit environments—indoors or calm parks. Use the Motion 3 controller; it unlocks headtracking and AR control. Embrace cinewhoop style, not performance acro. Pair with Avata 2 later—gadgets are cross-compatible then.

This isn’t my first drone, but it is my first foray into FPV. You can’t go wrong with DJI. The drone itself is great. So many different ways to fly it. No controller at all. With a mobile phone. With an RC controller. With the motion controller and goggles! Great to be able to throw up in the air to capture whatever you’re doing. Doesn’t have all the bells and whistles of its bigger brothers but still 4k footage and light enough to make regulations easy to follow. Great value for money too.

Incredible drone with loads of fun!!! Use Mini 3 pro for better footage and wind resistance. But this Neo is amazing and just such fun!

A great way into flying drones. Has a great beginner mode. I would say the radio signal isn't the best and I've lost contact with the drone while on the other side of a castle. Disappointed with the googles because it's not as immersive as I had hoped. It's like looking at a screen down a tube. Cheaper to use your phone under a blanket. Really liked to hand control though which makes it so easy to fly

Great value for money i bought the fpv controller for it also and use that but the original controller was fine and easy to navigate. Very resilient little drone and the goggles are a dream compared to some. Would definitely recommend a great little drone !

so i own two other Dji drones and have no issues at all with them. This item out of the box just would not work, ie the goggles would not power on or take any charge at all, tried different cables and chargers and still not able to power on the goggles. This power problem is quite a common complaint once you start looking into it. After this experience i will not be buying any more of the DJI drones as this kind of failure out of the box erodes all confidence in future models due to quality control. These drones are not cheap and customers expect to have a working product when they purchase them, instead we get this bollocks. Not a good look Dji. You just lost a new user/customer due to shoddy quality control leading to a dissatisfied end user experience which in turn will steer me away from your products and towards others. I am forced to give you a one star rating when really you deserve none.