DJI Lito 1 Drone - CP.MA.00000990.01

The DJI Lito 1 offers a maximum flight time of up to 36 minutes on a fully charged Intelligent Flight Battery under optimal conditions.

In many regions, drones under 249g like the DJI Lito 1 do not require a specific pilot license. However, you must always comply with local drone regulations regarding flight zones, altitude limits, and privacy.

The drone is equipped with sensors on multiple sides, including forward-facing LiDAR, which detect obstacles in its path. The system can then alert the pilot or automatically adjust its flight path to avoid a collision.

The DJI Lito 1 can be controlled using a compatible remote controller connected to your smartphone running the DJI Fly app, or in some configurations, directly via Wi-Fi with your smartphone.

It is recommended to use a microSD card with a UHS-I Speed Grade 3 or higher rating to ensure smooth recording of 4K video and high-resolution photos.

Firmware updates are managed through the DJI Fly app. Ensure your drone and controller are powered on, connected to your mobile device, and have a strong internet connection. The app will prompt you when an update is available.

4K/60fps records video at 60 frames per second, resulting in smoother motion, ideal for fast action or creating slow-motion effects. 4K/30fps records at 30 frames per second and provides a standard cinematic look.

Ensure the Intelligent Flight Battery is fully charged and correctly inserted. Check the power button sequence and ensure all connections are secure.

Restart the drone, controller, and mobile device. Re-pair the controller and drone following the app's instructions. Ensure the DJI Fly app is updated to the latest version.

Fly in an open area away from large metal objects or strong magnetic fields. Perform a compass calibration through the DJI Fly app. Ensure GPS signal is strong.

Ensure the subject is clearly visible and distinct from the background. Maintain adequate distance and speed. Avoid flying in environments with poor lighting or complex backgrounds.

Check your microSD card speed; ensure it meets the recommended write speed. Lower the video recording resolution or frame rate if your card or device struggles. Ensure the drone's camera lens is clean.