The original DJI Neo is an impressive 'follow-me' drone, but it was one of the few areas the company was, arguably, having to play catch-up in. When it came out, the HoverAir X1 was already showing the world that drones didn't need controllers, with drones that could use AI to follow you activities and capture your moments.
DJI's first response was already impressive enough – plus it brought with it the option of more 'traditional' remote control (insofar as anything in this industry is traditional), making a very. comprehensive device. Options, too, mean you can spend as much, or as little, as you want to get started. Never a bad thing.
