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DJI Neo 2 Lightweight & Foldable 4K Drone w/ Camera (Drone Only)
$259
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Air Foto via Amazon has DJI Neo 2 Lightweight & Foldable 4K Drone w/ Camera (Drone Only) on sale for $259. Shipping is free.
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Features:
- Lightweight & Portable Design - Weighing just 151g and C0 certified, this compact drone features full-coverage propeller guards for safer, worry-free transport and flight.
- Palm Takeoff & Landing, Gesture Control - Enjoy easy palm takeoff and landing, plus intuitive gesture controls for hands-free operation and seamless flying experiences.
- Smooth & Reliable Tracking - Experience faster, smoother tracking with ActiveTrack, ensuring your subject stays in focus for dynamic footage.
- Easy Moment Capture With SelfieShot - Snap memorable moments easily with SelfieShot, allowing quick and convenient selfies anytime with just a simple tap.
- All-Around Safety & Flexible Flight - Fly confidently with omnidirectional obstacle sensing and enjoy versatile flight for safer, more dynamic aerial adventures.
- 4K High-Quality Imaging - Capture every moment in stunning detail with 4K resolution, delivering crisp, lifelike photos and videos every time.
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Written by megakimcheelove | Staff- This offer matches previous Front Page deal that earned 69+ thumbs up.
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Air Foto via Amazon has DJI Neo 2 Lightweight & Foldable 4K Drone w/ Camera (Drone Only) on sale for $259. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member EfficientHealth168 for finding this deal.
Features:
Thanks to community member EfficientHealth168 for finding this deal.
Features:
- Lightweight & Portable Design - Weighing just 151g and C0 certified, this compact drone features full-coverage propeller guards for safer, worry-free transport and flight.
- Palm Takeoff & Landing, Gesture Control - Enjoy easy palm takeoff and landing, plus intuitive gesture controls for hands-free operation and seamless flying experiences.
- Smooth & Reliable Tracking - Experience faster, smoother tracking with ActiveTrack, ensuring your subject stays in focus for dynamic footage.
- Easy Moment Capture With SelfieShot - Snap memorable moments easily with SelfieShot, allowing quick and convenient selfies anytime with just a simple tap.
- All-Around Safety & Flexible Flight - Fly confidently with omnidirectional obstacle sensing and enjoy versatile flight for safer, more dynamic aerial adventures.
- 4K High-Quality Imaging - Capture every moment in stunning detail with 4K resolution, delivering crisp, lifelike photos and videos every time.
Editor's Notes
Written by megakimcheelove | Staff- This offer matches previous Front Page deal that earned 69+ thumbs up.
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
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You don't need the "transceiver" to fly the Neo 2 using your phone but if one day you want to use one of the remotes and the googles, you need to buy that those equipments PLUS you will need one small piece called a "transceiver" that attaches to the back of the Neo 2 and is sold separately if you buy this package (other more expensive Neo2 packages include the transceiver inside the box).
The transceiver is not easy to find and when you do manage to find an authentic one (not a fake), they're pretty expensive avg $75.
Community Reviews
DJI Neo 2 is a compact, highly portable drone that shines for quick takeoffs, gesture control, and phone flying, with auto shot modes and support for goggles and FPV controllers. The drone can fly without a remote or phone for basic actions, while the phone extends setup and manual control. Range is limited on phone control, and real world flight time is short, around 7 to 10 minutes per battery. This drone only package does not include the transceiver needed for goggles or remote use, and Amazon shipping has been inconsistent for some orders.
The Neo 2 can fly using gestures and its own small display and buttons without needing a phone or controller.
Phone control supports auto-shot style operation and gesture control, which enables independent capture without constant manual piloting.
Amazon orders can arrive within the promised delivery window and some deliveries have met expected timing.
The drone can be controlled with a phone for manual operation while a controller can extend distance beyond phone-only limits.
Amazon drone shipments can be inconsistent, with orders placed weeks earlier reportedly still not shipping.
Battery life can be short in real use, with reports around seven to ten minutes per battery.
Using goggles and an FPV setup can require a separate transceiver that is hard to find and may cost around $75.
The package may not include an FPV receiver, which can reduce the expected bundle value for buyers.
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That's not true; stop with the b.s. The truth is we don't know for sure. Some DJI drones are already being stopped from entering so this would be no different.
Source: https://www.fcc.gov/document/fcc-...mponents-0
FACT SHEET: FCC Updates Covered List to Include Foreign UAS and UAS Critical Components on Going Forward Basis
Decision Helps Restore Our Airspace Sovereignty and Unleash American Drone Dominance Without Disrupting Ongoing Use of Previously Authorized Drones
WASHINGTON, December 22, 2025— As President Trump stated in the Restoring American Airspace Sovereignty Executive Order, unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), otherwise known as drones, offer the potential to greatly enhance public safety and innovation. At the same time, criminals, hostile foreign actors, and terrorists can use them to present new and serious threats to our homeland. As the United States prepares to host several mass-gathering events, including the 2026 FIFA World Cup, America250 celebrations, and the 2028 LA Summer Olympics, the federal government is taking additional actions to safeguard Americans and restore American airspace sovereignty.
Additionally, as President Trump's Unleashing American Drone Dominance Executive Order and National Security Strategy outlined, ensuring a strong and resilient drone industrial base is an economic and national security priority. Relying on foreign-made UAS threatens national security.
Yesterday, following a thorough review by an Executive Branch interagency body with appropriate national security expertise that was convened by the White House, the FCC received a specific determination that UAS and UAS critical component parts that are produced in foreign countries pose "unacceptable risks to the national security of the United States and to the safety and security of U.S. persons" and should be included on the FCC's Covered List, unless the Department of War or the Department of Homeland Security makes a specific determination to the FCC that a given UAS, class of UAS, or UAS critical component does not pose such risks. The determination includes the equipment and services listed in Section 1709 of the FY25 National Defense Authorization Act.
Therefore, consistent with this National Security Determination, the FCC updated the Covered List to include UAS and UAS critical components produced abroad.
As specified below, today's decision does not impact a consumer's ability to continue using drones they previously purchased or acquired. Nor does today's decision prevent retailers from continuing to sell, import, or market device models approved earlier this year or previously through the FCC's equipment authorization process. By operation of the FCC's Covered List rules, the restrictions imposed by today's decision apply to new device models.
Chairman Carr issued the following statement:
"I welcome this Executive Branch national security determination, and I am pleased that the FCC has now added foreign drones and related components, which pose an unacceptable national security risk, to the FCC's Covered List. Following President Trump's leadership, the FCC will work closely with U.S. drone makers to unleash American drone dominance."
Additional Background:
· The FCC's Covered List is a list of communications equipment and services that are deemed to pose an unacceptable risk to the national security of the U.S. or the safety and security of U.S. persons.
· Under the Secure and Trusted Communications Networks Act, the Commission can update the Covered List only at the direction of national security authorities. In other words, the Commission cannot update this list on its own and is required to implement determinations that are made by our national security agency experts.
· Equipment on the Covered List ("covered" equipment) is prohibited from getting FCC equipment authorization. Most wireless devices require FCC equipment authorization prior to importation, marketing, or sale in the U.S. Covered equipment is banned from receiving new equipment authorizations, preventing new devices from entering the U.S. market.
· The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency encourages organizations to use the Covered List for risk management analysis in their regulatory compliance efforts.
· In their determination, national security agencies referenced, among other things, concerns that that foreign-made UAS could be used for attacks and disruptions, unauthorized surveillance, sensitive data exfiltration, and other UAS threats to the homeland. Additionally, the determination noted that reliance on such devices unacceptably undermines the U.S. drone industrial base.
What does this mean?
· New devices on the Covered List, such as foreign-made drones, are prohibited from receiving FCC authorization and are therefore prohibited from being imported for use or sale in the U.S. This update to the Covered List does not prohibit the import, sale, or use of any existing device models the FCC previously authorized.
· This action does not affect any previously-purchased drone. Consumers can continue to use any drone they have already lawfully purchased or acquired.
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Source: https://www.fcc.gov/document/fcc-...mponents-0
FACT SHEET: FCC Updates Covered List to Include Foreign UAS and UAS Critical Components on Going Forward Basis
Decision Helps Restore Our Airspace Sovereignty and Unleash American Drone Dominance Without Disrupting Ongoing Use of Previously Authorized Drones
WASHINGTON, December 22, 2025— As President Trump stated in the Restoring American Airspace Sovereignty Executive Order, unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), otherwise known as drones, offer the potential to greatly enhance public safety and innovation. At the same time, criminals, hostile foreign actors, and terrorists can use them to present new and serious threats to our homeland. As the United States prepares to host several mass-gathering events, including the 2026 FIFA World Cup, America250 celebrations, and the 2028 LA Summer Olympics, the federal government is taking additional actions to safeguard Americans and restore American airspace sovereignty.
Additionally, as President Trump's Unleashing American Drone Dominance Executive Order and National Security Strategy outlined, ensuring a strong and resilient drone industrial base is an economic and national security priority. Relying on foreign-made UAS threatens national security.
Yesterday, following a thorough review by an Executive Branch interagency body with appropriate national security expertise that was convened by the White House, the FCC received a specific determination that UAS and UAS critical component parts that are produced in foreign countries pose "unacceptable risks to the national security of the United States and to the safety and security of U.S. persons" and should be included on the FCC's Covered List, unless the Department of War or the Department of Homeland Security makes a specific determination to the FCC that a given UAS, class of UAS, or UAS critical component does not pose such risks. The determination includes the equipment and services listed in Section 1709 of the FY25 National Defense Authorization Act.
Therefore, consistent with this National Security Determination, the FCC updated the Covered List to include UAS and UAS critical components produced abroad.
As specified below, today's decision does not impact a consumer's ability to continue using drones they previously purchased or acquired. Nor does today's decision prevent retailers from continuing to sell, import, or market device models approved earlier this year or previously through the FCC's equipment authorization process. By operation of the FCC's Covered List rules, the restrictions imposed by today's decision apply to new device models.
Chairman Carr issued the following statement:
"I welcome this Executive Branch national security determination, and I am pleased that the FCC has now added foreign drones and related components, which pose an unacceptable national security risk, to the FCC's Covered List. Following President Trump's leadership, the FCC will work closely with U.S. drone makers to unleash American drone dominance."
Additional Background:
· The FCC's Covered List is a list of communications equipment and services that are deemed to pose an unacceptable risk to the national security of the U.S. or the safety and security of U.S. persons.
· Under the Secure and Trusted Communications Networks Act, the Commission can update the Covered List only at the direction of national security authorities. In other words, the Commission cannot update this list on its own and is required to implement determinations that are made by our national security agency experts.
· Equipment on the Covered List ("covered" equipment) is prohibited from getting FCC equipment authorization. Most wireless devices require FCC equipment authorization prior to importation, marketing, or sale in the U.S. Covered equipment is banned from receiving new equipment authorizations, preventing new devices from entering the U.S. market.
· The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency encourages organizations to use the Covered List for risk management analysis in their regulatory compliance efforts.
· In their determination, national security agencies referenced, among other things, concerns that that foreign-made UAS could be used for attacks and disruptions, unauthorized surveillance, sensitive data exfiltration, and other UAS threats to the homeland. Additionally, the determination noted that reliance on such devices unacceptably undermines the U.S. drone industrial base.
What does this mean?
· New devices on the Covered List, such as foreign-made drones, are prohibited from receiving FCC authorization and are therefore prohibited from being imported for use or sale in the U.S. This update to the Covered List does not prohibit the import, sale, or use of any existing device models the FCC previously authorized.
· This action does not affect any previously-purchased drone. Consumers can continue to use any drone they have already lawfully purchased or acquired.
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