Aircraft catalog · source checked July 10, 2026
Choose the aircraft before the accessories. This catalog separates current U.S. retail models, hard-to-source DJI releases, enterprise systems, and older platforms with support risk.
Decision first, retailer second
Current models, hard-to-find DJI releases, enterprise platforms, and older aircraft with support risk are separated instead of blended into one shopping list.
Official U.S. storePotensic
Sub-250 g camera drone
A current non-DJI starter camera drone with a real three-axis gimbal and a useful accessory ecosystem.
No omnidirectional obstacle sensing. The PTD-1 screen controller is a separate configuration.
Finite U.S. inventoryDJI
Sub-250 g flagship
The most complete small camera-drone package when obstacle sensing and compact travel size matter.
U.S. supply and pricing can move quickly. A Plus battery changes the under-250 g assumption.
Official U.S. storeHOVERAir
Autonomous follow camera
Cycling, running, travel, and solo creator shots where autonomous tracking matters more than manual range.
This is a follow camera, not a long-range landscape drone. Wind and battery endurance are the tradeoffs.
Finite U.S. inventoryDJI
Prosumer dual-camera drone
The practical photo/video workhorse for creators who need a strong wide camera and useful telephoto reach.
It requires registration and carries the same U.S. supply uncertainty as the rest of the DJI line.
Check U.S. stockDJI
Guarded beginner camera drone
A nervous first pilot who wants better footage than a selfie drone and more prop protection than a Mini.
Prop guards reduce contact risk; they do not make flight over people automatically legal.
Check U.S. stockDJI
Palm-launch selfie drone
The least intimidating route to palm launch, automated tracking, and short social clips.
No obstacle sensing and a much smaller camera than the Mini line.
Not officially sold in U.S.DJI
Palm-launch follow camera
The Neo idea with a mechanical gimbal and a much stronger sensing package, where officially available.
No official U.S. sales channel. Import, warranty, and support conditions need to be checked before buying.
Not officially sold in U.S.DJI
Sub-250 g large-sensor drone
Travel creators who want a larger sensor without moving into an Air-size aircraft.
No official U.S. DJI listing. Verify seller, warranty, Remote ID, and support before considering an import.
Not officially sold in U.S.DJI
Professional triple-camera drone
High-end aerial imaging where multiple focal lengths and long endurance justify the cost and support risk.
No official U.S. DJI listing. This is a major purchase to make through a gray-market channel.
Check U.S. stockDJI
Cinewhoop-style FPV drone
Immersive, close-proximity motion footage with a simpler entry path than a custom FPV build.
Goggles do not replace the visual-observer requirement when operating under Part 107 rules.
Official U.S. storePotensic
Budget sub-250 g camera drone
A proven lower-cost alternative to DJI for beginners who still want a mechanical gimbal.
The newer ATOM 2 adds a stronger camera and should be compared before buying the older model.
New · U.S. stock watchPotensic
Long-endurance sub-250 g drone
Buyers tracking the newest non-DJI sub-250 g option and willing to wait for stable U.S. availability.
The official U.S. page was unavailable when checked. Treat launch specifications and stock as source-watch items.
Official U.S. storeHOVERAir
Pocket follow camera
Short, automated follow clips with a device that folds into a jacket pocket.
The X1 PRO and PROMAX are the better current choices for serious video quality and outdoor tracking.
Official page · out of stockHOVERAir
Water-oriented follow camera
Surf, paddling, and water-sport creators who need a purpose-built follow camera rather than a generic drone near water.
New platform, currently out of stock when checked. Wait for stable availability and field evidence before relying on it.
Current starter kitBETAFPV
Indoor FPV trainer
Learning FPV orientation and stick control indoors before risking a larger quad.
This is a training platform, not a camera drone. Tiny LiPo battery handling still needs discipline.
Authorized dealerDJI Enterprise
Compact enterprise inspection platform
Survey, mapping, inspection, public safety, and thermal workflows that need an enterprise support channel.
Payload, data-security, procurement, and regulatory needs should be defined before requesting a quote.
Authorized dealerDJI Enterprise
Portable mapping and thermal platform
Portable photogrammetry, construction documentation, and inspection teams that value a mature accessory stack.
Choose between the Enterprise and Thermal variants from the deliverable backward, not from the aircraft forward.
Sales consultationSkydio
Autonomous inspection and public-safety UAS
Infrastructure inspection, public safety, and operations that prioritize autonomous obstacle avoidance and U.S. procurement.
This is an organizational platform with software, training, support, and procurement costs beyond the aircraft.
Consumer line winding downAutel Robotics
Retiring consumer camera drone
Existing owners who need support context, accessories, or a benchmark against current camera drones.
Do not treat a discounted listing as a current ecosystem. Check warranty, batteries, app support, and spare parts first.
Already own the aircraft?
Batteries, propellers, filters, and cases are compatibility purchases. The accessory library now has dedicated ATOM 2 and HOVERAir X1 PRO / PROMAX paths alongside the DJI, Autel, and FPV shelves.
Open accessories by modelDJI availability note
Some newer DJI aircraft were never added to DJI's official U.S. store, while older stock can be finite. We keep those models visible for comparison, but label the sourcing and support risk directly.
Aircraft to operation
Buying the aircraft is one decision. Use this sequence to get from the box to a deliberate, legal first flight.
Aircraft under consideration
Any aircraft you choose
19 aircraft, each with a listed weight and use case
Aircraft status
Use the weight line on each of the 19 aircraft in the catalog, then answer for the way you will fly. Part 107 registration applies to every aircraft, including sub-250 g models.
Launch location
The aircraft does not decide whether a location is clear. Check the launch point, planned altitude, date, and time for controlled airspace, restrictions, and local launch rules.
Only when it is work
ConditionalA small drone does not create a business-use exception. If the flight serves a client, employer, listing, monetized project, or another non-recreational purpose, check the Part 107 path first.
Props still off
Confirm aircraft condition, firmware, battery health, controller link, home point, return-to-home settings, weather, people, obstacles, and the lost-link plan before takeoff.