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DJI Neo Fly More Combo, 135 g, class C0, 4K, three batteries review
The only aircraft of the four here to publish both halves of the regulatory claim — 135 g and class C0 — and the only one that launches from the palm with no controller at all.
The bottom line The only aircraft here that states its mass and its class properly, and the only one that flies without a controller. What it does not publish is a flight time despite shipping three batteries, and its own page gives 4K in the title against 5K in a bullet.
On the listing
An aircraft weighing 135 g in class C0, flyable in the A1 and A3 categories without an examination, described as ultralight and ideal for travel; palm launch without a controller, or control by the maker’s app, by voice command in English or Chinese, or with an RC-N3 controller; eight QuickShot modes and Smart Follow for automatic framing; modern stabilisation with wind resistance at level 4; integrated propeller guards for flying indoors or among trees; and a Fly More Combo holding the aircraft, an RC-N3 and three batteries.
Two numbers, and they belong together
One hundred and thirty-five grams. Class C0.
Every other aircraft on this shelf either publishes nothing about mass or publishes a threshold — under 249 g — which is a limit the maker places itself beneath rather than a measurement. This one gives the weight and the marking, and then states what follows: A1 and A3 without an examination.
That is what a complete regulatory claim looks like, and it is the reason to read this page before the cheaper ones.
Flying it without anything in your hands
Palm launch, voice, app, or the supplied controller. Four ways in, and the first three need no controller at all. For the use the bullets describe — a barbecue, a family picnic — that removes the step that stops most drones being used.
What the page does not settle
No flight time, with three batteries in the box. That is the strangest omission on the shelf: the combo exists because of those cells, and no minute count appears for one or for all of them.
Two resolutions. The title says 4K UHD; the sixth bullet calls it a mini drone with a 5K camera. Both are on the maker’s own page and they are not the same number.
Guards, not sensors
The propeller guards are integrated and named for indoor flight and trees. They are protection, not detection: nothing on this page claims an obstacle sensor in any direction.
Availability
Between 217 € and 245 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was last checked.
The American and British Amazon stores carry it too, priced in local currency. Those amounts are deliberately absent from the range above, which reads euro stores only.
Everything in this section is the figure Keepa carried on the day of the last update to this page. Availability and prices shift without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 13 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
What it does well, and what it gives up
Strengths
Publishes a real mass, 135 g, and a class marking, C0, with the flying categories that follow from them
Launches from the palm with no controller, by app or by voice, which no other aircraft here offers
Propeller guards are built in rather than bolted on, which is what makes indoor flight sensible
Compromises
No flight time figure at all, despite three batteries in the combo
The title says 4K UHD and the sixth bullet says 5K, two resolutions on one page
No obstacle sensing and no gimbal axis count, where the aircraft below it publishes three axes
Specifications
Take-off weight and class
135 g and class C0, both published in the first bullet — a measurement and a marking, with the consequence spelled out: flyable in the A1 and A3 categories without an examination. It is the only aircraft on this shelf to give the complete statement rather than a threshold, and the mass sits well under the 250 g line rather than just below it
Sensor
Not published on the listing — seven bullets cover the mass and class, launching, QuickShot modes, control options, stabilisation and wind, propeller guards and the combo contents, without a sensor type or size. The title says 4K UHD and the sixth bullet mentions a 5K camera, which are two different figures on one page
Video modes
4K UHD, stated in the title. The sixth bullet refers to the aircraft as a mini drone with a 5K camera, so the page gives two resolutions without reconciling them
Flight time claimed
Not published on the listing — three batteries come in the combo, named in the seventh bullet, and no minute count appears for one or for all three. The only aircraft here to supply three cells and quote nothing
Transmission range
Not published in metres — the second and fourth bullets name control by app, by voice, by palm launch and by RC-N3 controller without stating a range for any of them
Obstacle sensing directions
Not published on the listing — integrated propeller guards are named in the sixth bullet as the safety provision for flying indoors and among trees, which is physical protection rather than sensing
Gimbal axes
Not published as a count — the fifth bullet claims modern stabilisation technology and wind resistance at level 4 without naming axes or a mechanism
Folded size
Not published in millimetres — the aircraft is called ultralight and portable in the first bullet, with no measurement
Amazon reference
B07FTRYVT5 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0190021113398
What people ask before they commit
What does class C0 mean in practice?
It is the European marking for the lightest category of aircraft, and the first bullet states the consequence directly: flight in the A1 and A3 categories without an examination. Combined with a published 135 g, that is the complete claim — the mass and the marking together. What applies to any particular pilot still depends on the country and the use, and this page reports the maker’s declaration rather than advising on it.
Why would I want to launch from my hand?
Because there is nothing to unpack. The second bullet lists palm launch, app control and voice commands as alternatives to the RC-N3 controller, which means the aircraft can be flying in seconds without a phone being mounted or a stick being calibrated. For the kind of filming the bullet describes — a barbecue, a picnic — that is the whole difference between using it and leaving it at home.
No take-off weight published · no class stated · 4K claimed · motorised 90 degree camera mount · two cameras, front and downward, switchable · brushless motors · two batteries, flight time not stated per charge · obstacle avoidance claimed without directions · carry case · German market only
A folding 4K aircraft with a motorised camera mount and a second downward camera, whose obstacle avoidance is claimed in a feature list and never described, and which no store outside Germany was offering.
Best for: Someone in Germany who wants a motorised tilt and a downward camera for fifty euros and will discover the flight time by flying it.
Under 249 g stated as a registration threshold, not a measurement · no class marking published · 4K · three-axis gimbal · 3000 m transmission stated · 4.5 inch screen on the controller · 90 minutes TOTAL across three batteries · GPS, auto return, follow me · brushless motors · folding
The only aircraft under two hundred euros here with a three-axis gimbal and a screen built into its controller, whose 90 minutes is three batteries added together rather than one flight.
Best for: A first serious aerial camera, where a real gimbal and a controller screen matter more than obstacle sensors.
No take-off weight published · no class stated · 1080p · 120 degree wide angle · camera tilts through 90 degrees · brushless motors · optical flow positioning · altitude hold, headless mode, one-key launch · folding arms · no flight time published
The cheapest of the four aircraft here at 31 €, sold on brushless motors and a camera that tilts, with no take-off weight and no flight time published anywhere.
Best for: A first flight indoors or in a garden, for a child or a beginner, where the brushless motors are the part that lasts.
