The cost of everything from gas to groceries is endlessly rising, but DJI seems to be the only company tackling inflation head-on, by releasing more affordable versions of its most popular drones.

The drone still weighs less than 250 grams, so recreational flyers don't need to register it with the FAA. Reading time 3 minutes The amount of technology DJI has managed to squeeze into its Mini line ...

DJI is closing out the year by bringing yet another drone to market. The Chinese drone maker released the Mini 3, the more affordable, non-pro version of the Mini 3 Pro that was released in May. With ...

After seeing the runaway success of its Neo lineup, DJI is taking another stab at the budget drone market with the new Lito ...

Chinese drone maker DJI said it will launch its Lito X1 series on April 23, marking the debut of what is expected to be its first new consumer drone line ...

The Mini 3 Pro could be the best bang-for-your-buck drone we’ve seen from DJI yet. The drone maker finally announced its highly-anticipated Mini 3 Pro drone that combines a lightweight build with a ...

DJI's obstacle avoidance system could be just as useful on land as it is in the air. DJI, known for its dominance in the drone market, has entered the smart home world with a range of robot vacuums ...

DJI‘s Mini 3 Pro drone was released in May 2023 and it was a big hit. The drone is small and light, so it doesn’t need to be registered or certified in the United States. It also has a lot of great ...

Last year, I took DJI’s new consumer-level drone, the Mini 3 Pro, out for a spin. I flew it at a family reunion over a lake; I played with the built-in “Quick Shots” like rocket and “dronie”; and I ...