DJI Lito X1 Fly More Combo Drone with RC-N3 remote control — 3x36min. flight time, 1/1.3" sensor, front LiDAR for obstacle detection, ActiveTrack, 15 km video transmission, 21 km range

DJI Lito X1 Fly More Combo with RC‑N3 is a compact, foldable four‑rotor drone designed for portable aerial imaging. It integrates a 1/1.3‑inch CMOS sensor with f/1.7 aperture for high‑resolution photos and 4K video, forward‑facing LiDAR combined with an omnidirectional vision system for effective obstacle sensing, and ActiveTrack for automated subject tracking. The aircraft’s standard configuration weighs approximately 249 g and offers extended flight times, stable O4 video transmission with live view up to 1080p/60fps, and 42 GB of onboard storage for direct file saving.

Advantages

The Lito X1 provides a balance of advanced imaging and user‑friendly automation: a 48 MP effective sensor delivers detailed stills and supports high‑resolution photos while video capabilities include 4K recording at up to 60 fps, high‑frame‑rate slow‑motion modes, and 10‑bit D‑Log M for flexible color grading. Omnidirectional vision sensing enhanced by forward LiDAR improves in‑flight safety and positioning accuracy, and ActiveTrack simplifies capturing moving subjects. The drone’s lightweight folding design and high endurance — up to 36 minutes with the standard battery and up to 52 minutes with the Plus battery — plus fast transfer options via Wi‑Fi 6 and QuickTransfer make it practical for on‑the‑go shooting.

Suitable for

• Cinematic aerial videography and vertical social media content
• Travel and lifestyle creators who need a compact, quick‑deploy drone
• Inspection flights in moderate conditions that require stable positioning
• Beginners seeking automated flight modes and obstacle avoidance

When it may not be suitable

The standard Lito X1 configuration prioritizes portability and regulatory compliance, which limits its suitability for heavy‑lift tasks or professional workflows that require interchangeable lenses or larger sensors. Transmission ranges and maximum flight times are measured under ideal conditions; real‑world performance may be reduced in urban areas with radio interference, in environments with obstructed lines of sight, or in high winds (the drone’s wind resistance is rated up to 10.7 m/s).

Key specifications

• Imaging sensor: 1/1.3‑inch CMOS, 48 MP effective pixels; max image size 8064×6048
• Lens: 24 mm equivalent, field of view 82.1°, aperture f/1.7, focus 1 m to ∞
• Video: 4K up to 60/100 fps (H.265/H.264), HDR support, 10‑bit D‑Log M, max bitrate 130 Mbps
• Photos: Up to 8K stills, formats JPEG and DNG (RAW)
• Gimbal: 3‑axis mechanical stabilization (tilt, roll, pan)
• Sensing: Omnidirectional vision system plus forward‑facing LiDAR and downward infrared sensor
• Transmission: O4 video transmission, live view up to 1080p/60fps; nominal video transmission range up to 15 km (conditions dependent)
• Flight time: Up to 36 minutes with standard battery; up to 52 minutes with Plus battery
• Maximum operating distance: Up to 21 km (conditions dependent)
• Weight and size: Standard takeoff weight approx. 249 g; folded dimensions 144×94×62 mm
• Storage and connectivity: 42 GB internal storage; Wi‑Fi 6 QuickTransfer up to 50 MB/s
• Operating conditions: Wind resistance up to 10.7 m/s; operating temperature −10° to 40° C

How to use

Charge the included batteries and install the Intelligent Flight Battery, unfold the arms and fit propellers if required, then power on the aircraft and pair the DJI RC‑N3 controller using the on‑screen prompts in the DJI app. Use the built‑in simulator to practice controls and learn smart flight modes before flying outdoors. Select the required photo or video mode (including QuickShots, MasterShots, Hyperlapse, or vertical recording) and enable ActiveTrack for automated subject following. Monitor live view on the remote controller, observe local flight regulations, and rely on RTH, vision positioning, and LiDAR assistance when GNSS signals are weak.

What to consider before purchase

• Local regulations: the standard configuration is below typical regulatory weight thresholds, but adding the Plus battery or accessories can increase weight and change legal requirements
• Intended workflows: confirm whether the fixed‑lens design and sensor size meet your production needs for resolution and low‑light performance
• Operating environment: transmission range and obstacle sensing perform best with clear lines of sight and adequate lighting
• Accessories: additional batteries, a charging hub, ND filters, memory options or protective cases may be needed for extended shoots

Usage recommendations

Operate in open areas to maximize transmission range and obstacle detection effectiveness, practice with the simulator to become familiar with smart modes and ActiveTrack, and keep spare charged batteries and the charging hub available for longer sessions. Always comply with local drone regulations and check wind and lighting conditions before each flight.