Drones for beginners
Compare all DJI beginner drones
The most extensive functions and clear videos
DJI mini drones have the largest image sensor, so you can even record the clearest images in low light.
You can record the most smooth images in 4K and with maximum 120 fps.
Thanks to the 1-inch image sensor, your images are clearer during the day and at twilight.
The drone has a maximum wind speed resistance of 43.2km/h, so you can fly stably in hard wind gusts.
Record sharp, vertical videos for social media without cropping them thanks to the Native Vertical Shooting function.
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to€ 657,90
€ 1.333,-
Extensive functions and brighter images during the day
DJI Flip drones have a larger image sensor, so you can record clear images during the day and at twilight.
You can record smooth videos in 4K and with maximum 100 fps.
Thanks to the 1/1.3-inch image sensor, your images are clearer during the day and at twilight.
The drone has a maximum wind speed resistance of 38.5km/h, so you can fly stably in hard wind gusts.
From
to€ 657,90
€ 1.333,-
Many functions and bright images during the day
DJI Lito drones record bright images during the day with more frames per second, so you can turn them into smooth slow motion images.
You can record smooth videos in 4K and with maximum 100 fps.
Thanks to the 1/2-inch image sensor, you can only capture clear images during the day.
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€ 288,-
Only the basic functions and clear images during the day
With DJI Neo drones, you can only record clear images during the day. You can easily record videos for your social media channels with the basic functions.
You can record smooth videos in 4K and with maximum 60 fps.
Easily record creative footage with QuickShots
All DJI Mini drones have the QuickShots mode. You can easily record creative footage with your drone with this, even if you have little flight experience. In this mode, the drone flies in a pattern by itself. This produces stable footage. You can choose from 6 flying styles: Dronie, Rocket, Circle, Helix, Boomerang, and Asteroid. For example, the drone flies up while pointing the camera down in Rocket mode. In Circle mode, the drone flies a circle around the subject.
FAQ
How do I connect my drone to a smartphone?
To control your DJI drone, you need the DJI Fly app. Haven't you installed this app yet? Download it in the App Store first, if you have an iPhone. Do you have an Android phone? Download the app via the DJI website. Look for your drone model on the website, and click on the Downloads button. That'll bring you to a link where you can download the app. Complete the installation. Open the app and accept the terms and conditions.
Where can I fly with a drone?
When you've purchased a new drone, you want to send it to the sky as soon as possible. We completely understand, but there are some areas in the Netherlands where you can't fly. These no-fly zones are indicated on the GoDrone maps with different colors. In this article, we'll explain what the colored fly zones mean for you as a drone pilot.
What are the European laws and regulations for drones?
There are common rules for drones throughout Europe. This legislation doesn't distinguish between hobby and professional drone pilots. Drone activities are divided into 3 categories: open, specific, and certified. All drones up to 25kg belong in the open category. If your drone weighs less than 250g, you don't need a course. For drones over 250g, you do need a course.
Which drones are for beginners?
DJI drones for beginners are compact, so you can easily take them with you. A beginner drone often weighs less than 250g, so you don't need a drone license to pilot it. You can easily operate it with a remote or via your smartphone. The image quality of these drones is 2.7 or 4K resolution. That means you can record sharp footage. Starter model drones are the DJI Neo 2, DJI Lito X1, DJI Flip, or DJI Mini 5 Pro, for example
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