Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days are here, and DJI fans have plenty to get excited about. Some of the brand’s best compact drones are up to 20% off right now, making this one of the most tempting times to finally hit “Add to Cart.” Here’s your ultimate guide to what’s on sale, what makes each model special, and how to decide which drone is right for you.

DJI Neo series (entry-level, ultra compact)

• DJI Neo: $159 (was $199)
• DJI Neo Three-Battery Combo: $229 (was $289)
• DJI Neo Motion Fly More Combo: $419 (was $529)

If you’ve ever wanted to experience drone flight without the bulk or learning curve, DJI Neo is where the fun begins. This new ultra-light, palm-sized drone makes flying effortless — and now, with an optional motion control FPV setup, even more immersive.

Weighing roughly 135 g, the Neo is built for simplicity. Take off from your palm, wave to start recording, or let it orbit you automatically. It’s a creative toy that still delivers serious 4K/30 fps footage with electronic stabilization and a 1-axis gimbal.

Why it’s worth it:

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• 4K video and 12 MP photos in a tiny frame.
• Palm takeoff/landing and easy gesture control.
• Built-in 22 GB internal storage — no SD card needed.
• Smart flight modes like Follow Me and Circle.

Battery life: about 18 minutes per pack, which makes the Three-Battery Combo ($229) a smart pick for longer play sessions.

But the star of this sale is the DJI Neo Motion Fly More Combo — a bundle that transforms the beginner-friendly drone into an immersive first-person-view (FPV) flying experience. It includes:

• DJI RC Motion 3 (motion-sensing controller for intuitive one-handed control)
• DJI Goggles N3 (for a live FPV feed straight from the drone)
• Three batteries, Two-Way Charging Hub, and essential accessories.

Who should grab which Neo:

• Base Neo ($159): absolute beginners or gift buyers.
• Three-Battery Combo ($229): new pilots who want more flight time.
• Motion Fly More Combo ($419): thrill-seekers and FPV enthusiasts who want immersive motion-based flight without diving into complex FPV builds.

Related: Why DJI Neo Motion’s 21% discount is the best FPV deal of the season

• DJI Mini 4K: $239 (was $299)
• DJI Mini 4K 2-Battery + Carry Bag: $309 (was $399)
• DJI Mini 4K Fly More Combo: $359 (was $449)

What Mini 4K offers:
It weighs just under 250 g (so still exempt for hobbyists from heavy regulations) and sports a 3-axis stabilized gimbal with 4K/30 fps video recording, plus 12 MP photos. Flight time is up to ~31 minutes per battery. It supports DJI’s O2 (OcuSync 2) transmission system, which provides a reliable 10 km link.

Pros and highlights:

• Real 4K capture with smooth stabilization
• Good all-around balance of size, performance, and affordability
• Bundles (Fly More or extra batteries) drastically increase total usable time

Weaknesses to know:

• No obstacle avoidance sensors
• 4K only, no 60 fps video (so not ideal for slow-mo)
• In high winds, performance constraints apply

If you expect to shoot on longer outings, either the 2-battery bundle or the Fly More Combo becomes very tempting. The incremental cost is often lower than buying extras separately later.

• DJI Mini 3 (with RC-N1 remote): $335 (was $419)
• DJI Mini 3 (with DJI RC screen remote): $439 (was $549)
• DJI Mini 3 Fly More Combo (DJI RC): $575 (was $719)

Why the Mini 3 stands out:
It steps up image quality, camera flexibility, and flight time. Key specs include:

• 1/1.3-inch CMOS sensor, dual native ISO, chip-level HDR, and 4K HDR video recording.
• The standard flight battery gives ~38 minutes of flight time.
• Optionally you can boost that with the “Intelligent Flight Battery Plus” (though that may push weight past regulation limits).
• It supports portrait (vertical) shooting — ideal for social media videos.
• Transmission: OcuSync 2 / O2 (10 km).

What you gain vs trade-offs:

• More advanced image capture: HDR, more dynamic range
• Greater endurance per battery
• But you still miss out on obstacle avoidance sensors (those exist only on “Pro” models)
• The more premium RC (with display) adds cost but gives you a built-in screen (no need to tether phone)

If your priority is better image quality and social-media ready output, Mini 3 is justifiable. The Fly More Combo with DJI RC is the full experience — more runtime, more convenience.

DJI rarely discounts its drones by this much, and once Prime Big Deal Days end, prices bounce right back. The extra-battery combos in particular tend to sell out first, since they offer the most value for just a bit more. So if you’ve been waiting for the right moment to explore drone photography, this is it. Whether you’re taking your first flight with the Neo or filming breathtaking travel reels with the Mini 3, these deals give you more drone for less money. But act fast, because just like a good flight window, these 20%-off DJI drone discounts won’t last long.

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