DJI Lito X1 Drone - CP.MA.00000973.01

The DJI Lito X1 offers an impressive flight time of up to 36 minutes on a single fully charged battery, depending on flight conditions and usage.

While the omnidirectional obstacle sensing enhances safety, it is recommended to fly the DJI Lito X1 in open outdoor areas. Indoor flight may be possible but requires extreme caution due to potential lack of GPS signal and limited space.

The drone can record video at up to 4K resolution at 60 frames per second (fps), including HDR video. It also supports 100fps slow motion and 2.7K vertical recording.

Firmware updates are managed through the DJI Fly app. Connect your drone and remote controller to your mobile device, open the app, and follow the prompts for any available firmware updates.

ActiveTrack is an intelligent flight feature that allows the drone to automatically recognize and follow a selected subject, keeping it centered in the frame while you control the flight path.

Yes, the DJI Lito X1 features omnidirectional obstacle sensing, utilizing forward-facing LiDAR and other sensors to detect and avoid obstacles from multiple directions.

The drone itself does not have internal storage. You will need to insert a microSD card (sold separately) to record videos and photos. Ensure the microSD card meets the speed and capacity requirements listed in the product manual.

Ensure the intelligent flight battery is properly inserted and charged. Check if the battery contacts are clean. If the issue persists, try a different battery if available.

Verify that both the drone and remote controller are powered on. Ensure your mobile device is correctly connected to the controller and the DJI Fly app is running. Try re-pairing the drone and controller through the app settings.

Fly in an open area with a clear view of the sky, away from tall buildings or dense foliage. Ensure the drone has sufficient time to acquire satellite signals before takeoff. Check the app for satellite count.

Check your Wi-Fi signal strength between the remote controller and your mobile device. Close other background applications on your mobile device. Ensure your mobile device's operating system and the DJI Fly app are up to date.

Ensure the subject is clearly visible and has sufficient contrast with the background. Fly at an appropriate distance and speed relative to the subject. Avoid complex backgrounds or sudden changes in lighting.