DJI Drones

Why choose a DJI drone? The benefits

The DJI brand stands for quality and innovation. As the market leader, DJI offers models for both recreational and professional use, with a distinct lineup for every type of pilot, depending on your needs and experience. Here’s a summary of the key features and benefits:

• Reliable quality: DJI drones are designed with precision and high-quality materials, ensuring excellent performance and durability.
• Advanced technology: DJI is at the forefront of innovation and won a Technology & Engineering Emmy Award in 2017 for the technology behind its camera drone.
• Crystal-clear aerial shots: virtually all DJI drones come standard with a stabilized camera mounted on a gimbal, ideal for aerial photography.
• Fly safely: thanks to GPS, many models automatically return to their takeoff point, and the higher-end models feature all-around obstacle detection.
• Ease of use: Thanks to the DJI Fly app and advanced features, such as automatic flight modes, flying a DJI drone is easy, even if you have little experience.
• Custom cameras: For the Mavic series, DJI has partnered with Hasselblad to offer advanced camera options and crystal-clear videos.

What DJI drones are available?

DJI offers several drone series, each designed for specific users. Below is an overview of the series available at TopRC.

DJI Neo

The Neo series is designed for vloggers and anyone without flying experience. The DJI Neo weighs just 135 grams, films in 4K, and can follow you autonomously. It takes off from your hand and has protective covers around the propellers. You’ll also find its successor, the DJI Neo 2, in our selection. With a Motion Fly More Combo, you can even fly the Neo using FPV goggles and a motion controller.

DJI Flip

The foldable DJI Flip is designed for vloggers and creative aerial shots. The propellers are fully shielded, and since it weighs less than 250 grams, you don’t need a pilot’s license to fly it.

DJI Lito

The Lito series consists of the Lito 1 and the Lito X1: compact 4K camera drones, with the Lito 1 designed primarily for beginners. Check out all versions of the DJI Lito, sold separately or as a Fly More Combo.

DJI Mini

The Mini series is compact, easy to carry, and ideal for travel. The drones are designed to weigh just under 250 grams, so you don’t need a pilot’s license for most models. At TopRC, you’ll find the latest generation in our DJI Mini 5 category: the Mini 5 Pro. Please note: the Mini 5 Pro’s weight is right around that limit, so check the product page to see which regulations apply to your specific model.

DJI Air

Air drones are compact and designed for filmmakers and vloggers who want better image quality. The DJI Air 3S features two cameras, including a 50 MP 1-inch sensor, and all-around obstacle detection. The DJI Air 2S is also available from us.

DJI Avata

The Avata series consists of First Person View (FPV) drones. When paired with DJI FPV goggles, you can see live what the drone sees. The Avata 2 is a versatile FPV drone for beginners and advanced users, while the Avata 360 captures 360-degree footage in 8K. Check out our full selection of FPV drones or the DJI Avata series.

DJI Mavic: Professional drones with high-quality cameras

Among DJI’s best-known models are the DJI Mavic drones. These foldable professional drones are equipped with high-quality cameras and GPS. The top-of-the-line model, the DJI Mavic 4 Pro, features three cameras with Hasselblad technology, a flight time of up to 45 minutes, and records video in 4K at 120 fps. Powerful motors ensure stable flight, even in windy conditions at altitude. That makes the Mavic the favorite among professionals who want the very best in aerial photography and video.

What should you look for in professional drones?

If you’re looking for a DJI drone for professional use, pay special attention to the camera’s sensor size, flight time, speed, connection range, and all-around obstacle detection. Weight is also important: professional drones almost always weigh more than 250 grams, so you’ll need a pilot’s license. If you want to fly fast and maneuverably, an FPV model from the Avata series is the better choice.

How much does a DJI drone cost?

The price of a DJI drone depends on the series, the controller, and whether you choose a standalone drone or a Fly More Combo with extra batteries. Below is a price guide based on our current selection. You can always find the current price and special offers on the product page.

• DJI Neo: around €199 and frequently on sale. Suitable for beginners and vloggers.
• DJI Flip: starting at €439, ideal for vloggers and travelers.
• DJI Avata 2: starting at €409 as a standalone drone, for those who want to fly FPV.
• DJI Mini 5 Pro: starting at €799, for hobbyists who want a compact drone with a better camera.
• DJI Air 3S: starting at €1,099, for advanced hobbyists and videographers.
• DJI Mavic 4 Pro: starting at €2,099, the product for professionals.

Looking for a DJI drone deal? Be sure to check out our current special offers.

Which DJI drone is right for you?

Each series has its own features. Here’s how to quickly choose the right model:

• A first drone to learn to fly with: choose the DJI Neo or DJI Lito.
• Vlogging and filming yourself: the DJI Neo or DJI Flip is the best choice.
• A compact drone for travel: go for a DJI Mini.
• Better image quality and more control: the DJI Air 3S is the logical next step.
• The thrill of FPV flying: choose the DJI Avata 2 or Avata 360.
• The highest image quality for professional drones: the DJI Mavic 4 Pro.

Still not sure? Read our blog to find out which DJI drone to buy, or ask our experts.

Flying a DJI drone: rules in the Netherlands

European regulations apply to all DJI drones in the Netherlands. It’s important to know this before you take to the skies. If your drone has a camera or weighs 250 grams or more, you must register as an operator with the RDW. No pilot’s license is required for drones weighing less than 250 grams; for heavier models, such as the Air 3S, Avata 2, and Mavic 4 Pro, you’ll need at least an A1/A3 pilot’s license. You may fly up to a maximum altitude of 120 meters and must never fly over crowds of people.

Buy DJI drone at TopRC

Looking to buy a DJI drone? At TopRC, you’ll benefit from our lowest price guarantee: if you find your DJI drone cheaper elsewhere, we’ll refund the difference. In addition to drones, we also offer a wide range of accessories, such as extra batteries, propellers, and filters. You can find all DJI parts and accessories on our DJI brand page. Already have a drone? You can trade it in when purchasing a new one. You can see right away whether each product is in stock, so you’ll know when your new drone will arrive. Stop by our store in Uden for personalized advice, or contact us—we’re happy to assist you at any stage of your purchase.

Frequently Asked Questions About DJI Drones

What is the cheapest DJI drone?

In our current lineup, the DJI Neo is the most affordable DJI drone. Be sure to check out our blog post about the cheapest DJI drone.

Where can I buy a DJI drone?

At TopRC, online or at our store in Uden. Check the product page to see if your model is in stock. If it’s not in stock, our specialists will be happy to help you find an alternative.

What is the smallest DJI drone?

Weighing 135 grams, the DJI Neo is the smallest and lightest DJI drone in our lineup.

Which DJI drone is the best?

It depends on your needs. For beginners, the DJI Neo or Lito is a great place to start; for travel, the DJI Mini; and for the best image quality, the DJI Mavic 4 Pro.

Is DJI a Chinese brand?

Yes, DJI is a Chinese company founded in 2006 in Shenzhen. It is now the world’s largest manufacturer of consumer drones.

Do I need to register my drone weighing less than 250 grams that has a camera?

In most cases, yes. You must register as the operator of a drone with a camera with the RDW, even if it weighs less than 250 grams. Only toy drones are exempt.

Do you need a pilot's license for the DJI Avata 2?

Yes. The Avata 2 weighs more than 250 grams, so you’ll need at least an A1/A3 pilot’s license. If you’re flying with FPV goggles, you’ll also need an observer standing next to you to keep an eye on the drone.