DJI Neo Fly More Combo Drone with Camera, 4K UHD Camera, Small Drone, FPV Drone, 3 Batteries, 54 Minutes Total Flight Time, 135g Lightweight, Auto Tracking Drone, Take Off from the Palm, AI Subject

正規品なので、問題はありません(^^;;;

Great entry level drone for beginners. Lots of safety features and easy to use. Best thing for me is I don't feel so nervous about flying a super expensive drone.

迅速な対応でした機会があれば是非また購入したいです

単体で飛ばせる、ゴーグルを着けて鳥のような感覚を得られる。とても面白い。

まだ外で飛ばした事はないのですが、室内で少し飛ばしたら手の平からの離着陸が凄く良いと言うか可愛いです。それにプロペラガードが最初から付いているので良かったです。カメラもかなりキレイに撮れていました。

画質もいいし操縦も簡単だから良い予備の羽もついてるからもしもの時も安心たた、機体登録する必要がある事は事前に知っておかないといけない知識ではあるので、ちゃんと守って利用しましょう。

I was hoping to get a cool drone which can follow me around and record cool things in "standalone" mode but I was so very wrong. First, I watched a bunch of videos on youtube and read reviews and was completely blown away. It looked so awesome, but not a single person mentioned the absolute REQUIREMENT to register yourself and the drone through the Japanese govnt AND through the DJI app. It took about 20 minutes to get the form filled out (with my drivers license photos uploaded etc) and I still haven't received an email asking me to pay (it costs 1450yen). So legally i'm not even allowed to fly this outdoors. Next, the drone arrived discharged and it took a couple hours to fully charge it before it would allow me to turn it on. But the worst part is once I turned it on, it wouldn't actually fly (unlike what EVERY video showed) because it FORCES me to install the "DJI Fly" app to "activate the drone". Why did nobody mention that it "requires" activation through the app?So I reluctantly installed the APP on my iPhone SE2 (iOS 17), turned off wifi/cellular, enabled bluetooth and then launched it. The first thing it did was ask me to "agree" to an incredibly privacy invasive policy which essentially allows them to collect ALL MY DATA. No thanks. But then I still clicked "agree" to complete this review, and I was presented with a flurry of standard iOS popups asking for permissions.. it wants access to wifi, cellular, bluetooth, camera, location, MICROPHONE (WHY?????), all my photos/local storage, and then I have to "authorize" access to approximate location and it will not let me continue if I don't.. I refused and tried many ways to get around it and finally I accepted to allow "approximate location", again to complete this review.Then I connected my phone to the drone through some kind of local hotspot created by the drone, and hit the big blue ACTIVATE button in the app and... it then asked me to REGISTER ONLINE with DJI. It vehemently refuses to let me activate without 1) turning on wifi and 2) registering an email/user info to their Chinese cloud service. This is the point where I gave up. I'm sick of this garbage. I deleted the app and will cancel my drone registration. I'm quite happy I didn't pay to register this piece of junk.Honestly, there's a limit to how much abuse a customer can and should be willing to take. I appreciate receiving something like this to review, and I have no problem following the law, doing the "paperwork", crossing the tees and dotting the eyes (this is Japan after-all), but this whole app/location/cloud/data/identity/privacy madness has gone too far. When do we consumers put our foot down and stop accepting "technology" that is meant to be fun but designed to be evil? I've had enough with this. Perhaps someone else might not care about such antics, but I do and I'm not willing to give up so much just to fly a dumb drone around for 15 minutes. In an effort to save some people from frustration, I've included screenshots from the app store and the app itself.As a final note, why did they even make this 135g? If the drone was 99g it could be flown without registration by anyone, but at this weight they're severely limiting the possible customers. Oh well.

Small and easy to use.