DJI Neo 2 Motion Fly More Combo

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579,00 €

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Weight	151g
Skill	Beginner

The DJI Neo 2 Motion Fly More Combo is the ultimate entry point into immersive flight. Combining the palm-sized Neo 2 with the intuitive DJI RC Motion 3 and Goggles N3, this kit allows you to control the drone with simple hand movements while seeing exactly what the drone sees in high-definition.

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Last Updated: 05.03.2026

🎬 DJI NEO 2 - Full Review & Camera Test | Everything New

Product Description

Immersive Motion Control: This combo swaps traditional sticks for the RC Motion 3. You "steer" the drone by tilting your wrist, making it feel like an extension of your own hand. It’s the easiest way for non-pilots to capture dynamic, FPV-style footage.
Enhanced Safety with LiDAR: The Neo 2 is the first in its class to feature Omnidirectional Obstacle Sensing and forward-facing LiDAR. This means you can fly with the goggles on and trust the drone to avoid branches or walls that you might not see in your peripheral vision.
Pro-Grade Stabilization: Unlike the original Neo, the Neo 2 features a 2-axis mechanical gimbal. This works alongside RockSteady 3.0 to deliver 4K/60fps footage that stays level even when the drone is tilting aggressively to fight the wind.
Intelligent Tracking & Gestures: Launch it from your palm and use the new Gesture Control to start recording or change tracking modes without a remote. It can follow you at speeds up to 12 m/s (27 mph), making it viable for cycling and skiing.

Technical Specifications:

Takeoff Weight: 151g (Under the 250g registration limit)
Camera Sensor: 1/2-inch CMOS, 12MP
Video Resolution: 4K/60fps (16:9), 4K/100fps (Slow Motion), 2.7K (Vertical)
Gimbal: 2-axis Mechanical (Tilt and Roll)
Obstacle Sensing: Omnidirectional Monocular Vision + Forward LiDAR
Max Flight Time: 19 minutes (per battery)
Internal Storage: 49GB (No SD card slot needed)
Max Transmission Range: 10km (FCC) / 6km (CE)
Wind Resistance: Level 4 (8 m/s)
Combo Includes: DJI Neo 2, DJI Goggles N3, DJI RC Motion 3, 3x Intelligent Flight Batteries, Two-way Charging Hub.

The Pilot's Reality Check:

The "Goggles" Learning Curve: While motion control is intuitive, flying in FPV (First Person View) can be disorienting at first. Start in wide-open spaces before attempting to fly through gaps.
Storage Limits: 49GB sounds like a lot, but at 4K/60fps, it fills up faster than you think. Use the QuickTransfer (80MB/s) to offload clips to your phone regularly during your session.

📦 Package contains

1x Neo 2 flying device
1x RC Motion 3
1x Goggles N3
3x Neo 2 Intelligent Flight Battery
1x Neo 2 two-way charging station
1x Neo 2 Replacement Propellers (Pair)
4x Neo 2 Replacement Propeller Screws
1x Screwdriver
1x Neo 2 Propeller Guard (Pair)
1x Neo 2 Digital Transceiver
1x Neo 2 Gimbal-protection
1x USB-C to USB-C data cable

Product Attributes

Weight	151g
Skill	Beginner
GPS	GPS
Komplettset	Everything included

🤔 FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the "Motion" combo different from the regular Fly More Combo?
The standard combo gives you a traditional remote (RC-N3), but the Motion Fly More Combo swaps that for the DJI RC Motion 3 and the DJI Goggles N3. Instead of using joysticks, you fly the drone by moving your hand—tilt your wrist to turn, and pull the trigger to accelerate. It’s much more intuitive for beginners because it feels like you're pointing a "magic wand" where you want the drone to go.
Can I use the Goggles N3 with my glasses?
es! The Goggles N3 are designed with a "one-piece" visor that is very glasses-friendly. Unlike the tighter Goggles 2, these have plenty of internal space, so you don't usually need to buy special corrective lenses. They also feature a built-in defogging fan, which is a lifesaver if you're flying on a humid day.
Does the Motion Controller 3 allow for full manual (Acro) flips and rolls?
With the Motion 3, you get Easy ACRO, which lets you perform flips, rolls, and 180° drifts with simple button taps or wrist flicks. However, if you want "True Manual" mode (where you have 100% control of the drone’s attitude for professional freestyle), you would actually need the traditional DJI FPV Remote Controller 3, which is sold separately.
Why is there an extra "Digital Transceiver" in the box?
This is a key piece of the O4 system. To get that 10km range and the low-latency HD feed in your goggles, you clip this transceiver onto the back of the Neo 2. It essentially "boosts" the drone’s communication power from basic Wi-Fi (good for 500m) to a pro-grade video link (good for 10km).
I’m worried about getting dizzy in the goggles. Is there a way to see the "real world" while flying?
he Goggles N3 feature a PiP (Picture-in-Picture) function. While you’re flying, you can actually see a small window of your surroundings if you have the DJI Fly app open on a phone nearby, or you can quickly flip the goggles up. Plus, because the Neo 2 has a 2-axis gimbal, the horizon stays level, which significantly reduces that "motion sickness" feeling compared to fixed-camera FPV drones.