DJI Lito X1 Fly More Combo Plus - RC 2

Each Intelligent Flight Battery Plus offers up to 52 minutes of flight time under optimal conditions.

For optimal performance, safety, and compatibility, it is strongly recommended to use only genuine DJI Intelligent Flight Battery Plus units.

Firmware updates are typically delivered via the DJI Fly app. Connect your drone and controller to the app, and it will prompt you if an update is available. Follow the on-screen instructions.

ActiveTrack is a subject tracking feature that allows the drone to automatically recognize and follow a selected moving subject. You can select the subject on the RC 2's screen, and the drone will maintain a consistent distance and frame.

Yes, the DJI Lito X1 is designed with beginner-friendly features like omnidirectional obstacle sensing and intuitive controls via the DJI RC 2, making it accessible for new pilots. However, proper training and understanding of drone laws are always recommended.

The drone can record up to 4K resolution at 100 frames per second (fps), which is ideal for creating smooth and detailed slow-motion footage.

For long-term storage (over 10 days), discharge or charge the batteries to approximately 40-60% capacity. The DJI Fly app provides a battery auto-discharge function to help maintain this level. Store them in a cool, dry environment.

Ensure the Intelligent Flight Battery Plus is fully charged and properly inserted. Check if the battery contacts are clean. If using a non-DJI battery, replace it with a genuine one.

Fly in an open area with a clear view of the sky, away from tall buildings or dense foliage. Ensure the drone's GPS module is not obstructed and clean. Restart the drone and controller.

Ensure both the drone and the controller are powered on and within range. Try re-binding the controller to the drone by following the instructions in the DJI Fly app or the user manual. Check for firmware updates for both devices.

Ensure the camera lens is clean. Check that the gimbal protector has been removed. If flying in windy conditions, engage the appropriate flight mode and be aware of wind limitations. Ensure the camera settings are appropriate for the shooting conditions.

Ensure the sensors are clean and free of dirt, smudges, or ice. Check that the system is enabled in the drone's settings. Avoid flying in environments with highly reflective or transparent surfaces, as these can sometimes confuse sensors.