Hibikin-US via Amazon has
DJI Neo Mini Self Flying 4K Camera Drone w/ 3 Batteries (Controller-Free) on sale for
$219.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
Dr.W for sharing this deal.
Details:
- Activation note: DJI Fly app removed from Google Play due to compatibility; download from DJI official website before first use
- Ultra-lightweight: Only 135g; no FAA registration or Remote ID required; pocket/backpack-friendly for easy portability
- Palm takeoff & landing: Controller-free operation; push-button takeoff from hand; safe and simple for casual use
- Smart tracking & QuickShots: Auto-follows subject for vlogs; 8 creative QuickShots modes for professional-style footage
- Flexible control options: Fly controller-free, via voice (English/Chinese), DJI Fly app, or RC; suitable for beginners and groups
- 4K stabilized video: Records smooth 4K UHD footage with DJI stabilization and level-4 wind resistance; great for hiking, kayaking, windy conditions
- Full-coverage propeller guards: Protects against crashes; enables safe flying around obstacles like trees or indoors
- Ready-to-fly package: Includes 3 batteries, two-way charging hub, propeller guards, and accessories; usable immediately controller-free or with smartphone
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So, yes, most of us know that "No" is 85% right and the rest of the 15% produces migraines and can fill a book- written in pencil next to a worn eraser.
The question was just focused on "this", the Neo1 (an extremely unlikely drone spec'ed for a Fed contract), the SD demographic audience is primarily recreational / individual ... or if commercial, mostly private-sector (present company excluded).
Your work was the victim of the 12/22/25 operational prohibition on all Federal-funded (sub)contracts, but the nuance is: because the ban is ill-defined (mostly un-defined) by a randomly ruthless / threatening source, state/local are scared poop-less, so writing their contracts following suit. Add more nuances for this segment, as a growing list of exceptions (defense, airspace, police, safety) spelled clear afterthoughts.
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