Get 4K footage and avoid crashes with the Ninja Dragon Phantom Max 8 Smart Drone’s obstacle avoidance tech, on sale for 52% ...

The Potensic Atom SE has four flight modes, including a beginner mode that adjusts the drone’s speed and stability for ...

Fly high and capture every moment in 4K with this killer 2-drone deal Credit: Onetify Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. TL;DR: Get the Ninja Dragon Phantom ...

The DJI Avata is a drone that’s designed to give you a first-person view through its upgraded camera system that offers 4K Ultra HD resolution, a 155-degree field of view, and DJI’s trademark ...

Currently available for pre-order for $199 at Amazon, the lightweight DJI Neo Mini Drone — which is an Amazon No. 1 Best ...

A lightweight, compact and minimalistic drone, the DJI Neo is a fantastic drone that can shoot 4K footage at 30fps, take detailed stills, and remain stable in tricky conditions. Easy to control ...

Plus, we have a couple of kits that allow even total beginners to fly like professionals while also capturing high-quality 4K video footage. FPV drones aren't for everyone, and if you're more ...

The Mini 2 SE is the drone to get if you're just starting out and want to record ultra-smooth 2.7K30 footage from the air. Raw format imaging is also available for photogs who like to post-process ...

RATING VERDICT The DJI Neo, despite its small size, is capable drone that can produce amazing results. And it’s small enough ...

DJI just unveiled its newest drone, the compact, lightweight and affordable Neo. The DJI Neo weighs less than 5 ounces (135g), delivers crisp 4K footage, and can take off and land from the palm of ...

Weird. DJI’s Neo does, however, shoot in 4K at 30fps, which is something the X1 can’t do (but newer, even more expensive HoverAir drones can). Its half-inch sensor shoots video in a 16:9 ...

The right drone can capture amazing photos or videos you wouldn't be able to capture without one. Make that footage high quality with the best drones on the market. Andrew is CNET's go-to guy for ...