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Something strange is happening to DJI drone prices right now. And if you’ve ever even briefly considered buying a drone, this is one of those moments where ignoring it might come back to haunt you. Because this isn’t a typical seasonal sale or a small round of discounts tucked away on a product page. DJI has quietly dropped prices across five of its most popular drones, and not by a little. We’re talking all-time lows, and they are spread across beginner, creator, and FPV categories.

In a move that shows just how fast warehouse automation is evolving, Corvus Robotics has teamed up with Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits to scale autonomous inventory drones across one of the largest beverage distribution networks in the US.

The Wing team has announced plans to expand its ultra-fast residential drone delivery service across the San Francisco Bay Area in the coming months, marking a full-circle moment for the company that was originally born inside Google X back in 2012.

Drones responding to 911 calls are no longer experimental. Across the US, police departments are already using Drone as First Responder (DFR) programs to get eyes on emergencies faster than patrol units. In many cities, drones arrive in under two minutes, well before officers. But even with that progress, the tech still has friction. Drones need to stop and recharge. Coverage areas are limited. Connectivity can fail in the worst moments. Now, BRINC says its new Guardian drone is built to fix those exact problems.

Smartphones today can shoot cinematic 4K, handle low light, and even mimic DSLR depth. But there’s still one thing they can’t fix on their own: movement. That tiny shake when you walk. That awkward jitter when you pan. That “almost good” clip that never quite looks professional. That’s exactly where DJI’s Osmo Mobile gimbals step in. And right now, they’re unusually affordable.

For most drone pilots, a flight ends with a smooth landing and maybe some great footage. For one Florida man, it ended with an 81-year prison sentence.

The US Army just made one thing very clear: small drones aren’t just helpful anymore; they’re essential. In a record-setting move, Skydio has secured an order worth more than $52 million to supply over 2,500 of its X10D drones to the Army. That makes it the largest small drone procurement from a single manufacturer in Army history — and perhaps even more surprising, the entire process from bid to award wrapped up in under 72 hours.

The world may be watching geopolitical tensions rise, but in the world of drone technology, a different kind of war is breaking out. Following DJI’s lawsuit over disputed drone patents, Insta360’s founder has come out swinging — and his response makes one thing clear: this fight is about far more than six patents.

Just as DJI is gearing up to unveil its first-ever 360-degree FPV drone, the Avata 360, the company has launched a legal offensive against its fastest-rising rival, Insta360. And this time, the battle isn’t about specs or features — it’s about who owns the underlying technology powering the next era of drones.

Earlier this month, multiple drones impeded Barksdale Air Force Base’s airspace, endangering airborne planes and grounding the base’s aircraft until the drones were gone. While this sort of incursion is not uncommon and usually is a result of unaware enthusiasts, the Department of Defense believes this was a more sophisticated and targeted act against Barksdale.

There’s a reason scientists are increasingly turning to drones to understand climate change, and a new mission in Greenland shows exactly why.

There’s a reason drones often sit in online carts longer than they should. It’s not just about cost; it’s the friction. Too many controls. Too much setup. Too many things that can go wrong in the first five minutes. DJI Flip was designed to chip away at that hesitation. And now, with a fresh round of all-time low discounts across its lineup, it’s suddenly stepping into a much more tempting territory for everyday buyers.

The FAA is being challenged on a recent flight restriction that banned drone flights over all government buildings and mobile assets. The lawsuit is being managed by The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press and is challenging it on both First Amendment and Administrative Procedure Act violations.

The future of warfare may look very different from what most people imagine, and the US Army just offered a glimpse of it. In a recent live-fire exercise at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, the 101st Airborne Division tested how drones can work side-by-side with soldiers in real combat scenarios. The takeaway? Drones aren’t just helpful tools anymore; they’re quickly becoming the first line of action on the battlefield.

Fly your drone in the wrong place in the US, and it could cost you more than just your gear. It could hit your wallet with fines exceeding $100,000, and even land you behind bars.

DJI’s smallest drone has just gotten cheaper over on Amazon. The DJI Neo, DJI’s cheapest drone, is for a short time having a $50 coupon code available on Amazon, bringing the price down to just $150. This follows an earlier price drop last month.

The DJI Mini 4K, one of the easiest, most beginner-friendly drones you can buy right now, has just dropped to its lowest price ever. And we’re not talking about a small discount deal. These are the kind of prices that make you double-check if it’s real.

The United States has exempted four foreign-made drones from its sweeping import ban. See the latest additions to a list that’s quietly getting longer…

DJI may be gearing up to drop its next immersive FPV drone, Avata 360, on March 26. But in a move that’s far more relevant for US buyers today, the company has quietly slashed prices on its current-gen FPV favorite, the DJI Avata 2.

For years, there’s been a clear line in the drone world: spend real money, or settle for something that feels like a toy. The DJI Mini 3 just erased that line.

A growing wave of illegal drone flights is turning one of Vietnam’s busiest coastal tourist hubs into an aviation headache, and it’s starting to sound like a cautionary tale for the rest of the world.

The Federal Aviation Administration is taking a major step toward tackling illegal and unauthorized drone operations, rolling out a new tool designed to give law enforcement real-time clarity on who’s flying in US airspace, and whether they’re doing it legally.

DroneShield is making a significant move to deepen its presence in Europe, announcing a new counter-drone manufacturing operation within the EU as demand for anti-UAS systems ramps up across the region.

Insta360-backed Antigravity is giving US buyers a rare reason to finally pull the trigger on one of the most unique drones on the market right now. The Antigravity A1 8K 360 drone — still the only consumer drone you can officially buy in the United States with true 8K 360 capture — is now available at a flat 20% discount as part of a limited-time Spring Sale. And the best part is, the deal lands just weeks before a major April software update that adds new creative tools designed to make flying (and filming) feel almost effortless.