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DJI is expanding its more affordable drone lineup with the new Lito series, aimed at beginners and casual users who want an easy-to-fly solution without sacrificing too much in terms of functionality. The main emphasis is on simplicity, portability, and a sufficient set of features for full-fledged aerial photography.
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DJI Lito X1
The line includes two models. The Lito 1 is positioned as a more affordable option, while the Lito X1 takes it a step further with better hardware and advanced security features. Both drones are lightweight – weighing less than 249 g – and feature a foldable design for easy portability. Both drones support DJI’s O4 signal transmission system, providing stable 1080p video streaming, as well as optional 4G connectivity for better coverage. The benefits include fast takeoff, which reduces the waiting time before flying. The drones are also capable of tracking and recreating flight routes in sufficient light, which should give beginners confidence.
The battery life is decent for this segment. The standard smart battery is designed for up to 36 minutes of operation, while the extended version allows you to extend this figure to about 52 minutes. The omnidirectional vision system actively helps to avoid obstacles such as rocks and walls, making the drones convenient for beginners. The Lito X1 is additionally equipped with a front LiDAR sensor for more accurate depth detection and obstacle detection.
DJI Lito 1
The Lito 1 uses a 1/2-inch sensor with a resolution of 48 megapixels, capable of capturing 8K photos and 4K/60 fps video. The Lito X1 looks more interesting: it has a larger 1/1.3-inch sensor with the same resolution and supports 4K/60 fps HDR video recording, 4K/100 fps slow motion, and a 10-bit D-Log M profile.
The software part is also good: there is object tracking, quick shot modes, time-lapse, and panorama. All in all, the Lito series looks like an attempt to make entry-level drones a bit more functional without complicating the process of using them.
In Europe, the Lito 1 costs €339, and the Fly More Combo kit (DJI RC-N3) costs €479. The Lito X1 in Europe starts at €419, and the Fly More Combo kit with the DJI RC 2 remote control will cost €579.
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