DJI Neo drops to $309 on Amazon Big Deal Days — the compact AI-tracking drone now includes a touchscreen remote and spare batteries in its premium bundle. Antigravity’s 8K 360-degree FPV drone is also discounted, bundled with goggles, three batteries, and a wand controller. Potensic ATOM 3 Standard Kit falls to £305.99, down from £339.99.
With a phone-gripping controller and three batteries included. All deals are live globally as part of Amazon’s Big Deal Days 2026, running through October 8. No regional pricing or launch dates beyond that are confirmed in reporting. The DJI Neo deal marks the first time its full bundle, previously priced at $389.
Has been available at this level. It’s not a new model launch. It’s a price cut on existing stock. The Neo itself remains unchanged: foldable, palm-sized, with subject-following AI, 4K/30p stabilized video, and no requirement for a smartphone to fly (thanks to the included remote).
Antigravity isn’t a DJI product, it’s Insta360’s airborne sibling, built around post-flight reframing of 8K spherical footage. Its inclusion signals how deeply 360-degree capture has moved into consumer drones. Potensic’s ATOM 3 offers an entry point with a built-in screen controller. Rare at this price tier, but lacks AI tracking or 360 capabilities.
None of these drones introduce new sensors, chips, or regulatory approvals in this sale. They’re inventory moves. Buyers in India, the US, UK, and EU all see the same listed prices. $309, £305.99, and unspecified local currency variants, but no source confirms whether those prices apply uniformly across all markets or only where explicitly stated.
Amazon’s Big Deal Days ends Thursday. After that, these bundles revert. Or vanish.
DDFiled by The Deals Desk
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