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DJI Lito Series Drone Specs Leaked

DJI is set to launch its new Lito series on April 23, 2026, bringing in a completely new category in DJI’s drone portfolio.

DJI Lito

Ahead of the launch, leaks have surfaced online revealing some key information about the upcoming device.

The series is expected to consist of the Lito 1 and the Lito X1. The Lito 1 is likely positioned as an entry-level model and is expected to replace older entry-level models like the Mini 4K and Mini 3, emphasizing usability and affordability. Meanwhile, the Lito X1 is the series’s premium variant and is said to be a successor to the Mini 5 Pro, aimed at users who want improved imaging and more intelligent features.

Reports suggest that the Lito series will feature over 20 kilometers of range with DJI’s next-generation O5 transmission system. Additionally, software-defined radio technology is rumored to be used for 5G cellular support, which could enhance signal performance in congested areas.

Both models are expected to be equipped with a 360-degree obstacle avoidance feature. This combines fisheye cameras, infrared sensors, and LiDAR-like technology with up to 10 meters of detection, enhancing collision detection in every direction.

The company will also reportedly add smarter controls, including voice commands and gesture-based operation. This may make flying more hands-free, making the drones easier to use for beginners.

Design-wise, both drones are said to have foldable bodies with three-axis gimbals and weigh less than 249 grams. The Lito 1 is expected to have around 22GB of storage and up to 30 minutes of flight time, while the Lito X1 may offer a larger 42GB of storage and more advanced sensing capabilities.

In terms of pricing details, the Lito 1 is rumored to start at €339 (~PHP 24,024), while its Fly More Combo will retail for €479 (~PHP 33,946). The premium Lito X1 is expected to start at €419 (~PHP 29,694) and go up to €759 (~PHP 53,790) for the Fly More Combo Plus bundle with the RC 2 controller.

DJI is expected to reveal official information about the upcoming Lito series during the launch. Stay tuned for more updates.

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