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Amazon Prime Day 2025 is here, and if you’re looking for a DJI drone deal, look no further than the Mini 4K. This drone is down to just $239, slashing 20% off its usual $299 price tag. The Fly More Combo, meanwhile, is available for only $359, which translates to a cool $90 in savings.

When a top-tier drone from DJI gets slashed 20% for Prime Day, it’s a huge deal. The DJI Neo, a 135 g marvel that shoots ultra‑stabilized 4K video, has dropped from $199 to just $159, while the DJI Neo Fly More Combo (extra batteries + charging hub) has plunged from $289 to $229. That’s over $60 in pure savings — a steal for a DJI camera drone with cinematic quality, gesture control, obstacle avoidance, and palm takeoff/landing features.

After six years, GoPro is finally looking to be launching a refreshed 360-degree action camera, the Max 2. In images posted to social media, the company teased the rumors that it would be coming in 2025. Here’s what we know so far.

DJI’s Fly app, the essential companion for most consumer drones made by the tech giant, has received a quiet but important refresh. The latest version 1.17.4 is now rolling out globally.

If you’re an explorer, wanderlust-fueled storyteller, or travel-loving memory-maker, the Insta360 X4 No‑Drone Bundle is the gear that can get you drone-style shots, even where drones can’t fly. And at just $494 (down from $585), you’re not just buying a camera, you’re unlocking creative freedom and getting a 256GB MicroSD card free!

DJI is back at the top of the world — literally. In a jaw-dropping new video, the drone giant has unveiled an uninterrupted aerial ascent of Mount Everest, captured in a single take by the Mavic 4 Pro. Starting from the North Col Glacier at 6,500 meters (the point where technical climibing equipment is first required) and soaring to 8,800 meters near the summit, the footage redefines what’s possible for drones in extreme environments.

DJI’s best‑in‑class phone stabilizer, the Osmo Mobile 7P, is dropping its price early for Prime Day — now just $126 (15% off its $149 MSRP). US consumers can take advantage of this limited‑time deal and grab a professional-grade gimbal without paying full price.

Since October 2024, DJI — the global leader in consumer drones — has encountered a major roadblock: US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is detaining shipments at ports, citing the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA).

DJI isn’t just about drones anymore. Building on the success of its compact Power 500 and Power 1000, DJI is doubling down on its energy ambitions with the launch of the Power 2000 portable power station. With twice the capacity, rapid recharging, and app-connected controls, the Power 2000 is a bold new step in DJI’s growing Power series — designed to meet the diverse energy demands of homeowners, campers, filmmakers, and emergency preppers alike.

Commercial drone pilots in the US now have one less regulatory headache to worry about. AVSS’s parachute recovery system, the PRS-M4S, has officially been approved by the FAA for Category 2 “flight over people” operations when used with the DJI Matrice 4 Enterprise and Matrice 4 Thermal drones.

Shell has renewed its global agreement with drone technology company Cyberhawk, extending a multi-million dollar partnership that fuels digital transformation across its energy projects worldwide.

DJI has officially launched its most advanced civilian transport drone yet: the DJI FlyCart 100 (FC100). Released exclusively in China for now, this heavy-lifting workhorse is built to handle extreme conditions, carry massive payloads, and operate intelligently in mission-critical scenarios ranging from emergency rescue to power line construction.

The HoverAir X1 drone just got a serious upgrade with firmware version v7.10.3. The update introduces advanced indoor follow capability, creative shooting angles, and significantly improved audio quality — all thanks to enhancements involving the Beacon module. Let’s unpack what this means for drone fans.

Autonomous delivery company Arrive AI is hitting its stride with a wave of achievements that showcase its momentum and mission to transform last-mile logistics. From ringing the Nasdaq opening bell on July 3 to unveiling cutting-edge patents and a major international partnership, the company is positioning itself as a key infrastructure provider for the future of autonomous delivery.

A new law signed by the Louisiana governor gives local and state law enforcement officers the ability to take down any drones that illegally fly over parade routes. While the law is fairly vague in how officers can act, it’s not the most restrictive state law we’ve seen released recently.

Insta360 has just dropped its newest gadget, and it’s something anyone with a story to tell will want to check out. The Flow 2 is an affordable, pocket-sized smartphone gimbal packed with features that make shooting smooth, polished content as easy as tapping your phone.

DoorDash and drone delivery company Flytrex are teaming up to take food deliveries sky-high across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Following a successful pilot, the companies have officially launched drone deliveries in parts of Little Elm and Frisco, offering residents a faster and more futuristic way to receive meals from local favorites.

Insta360 has quietly announced Mic Air, a compact, coin-sized wireless microphone designed to simplify audio for creators across the board. At just 7.9g, this featherlight mic packs serious punch and versatility, making it a must-have for vloggers, travelers, live streamers, and social-first storytellers.

DJI, the world’s leading drone maker, has officially released the 2025 edition of its Drone Security White Paper — a comprehensive update that consolidates years of progress in bolstering the safety, privacy, and integrity of its drone ecosystem. The white paper, first published in 2020, has evolved into a crucial reference for enterprise users and public agencies seeking clarity on how DJI ensures data protection and operational reliability in its drones.

In a major step toward meeting the growing demands of privacy-focused industries, DJI has officially released FlightHub 2 On-Premises, a self-hosted version of its powerful drone operations platform that puts data control directly into the hands of enterprise users.

DJI’s drones are getting harder to buy in the US, but a rare deal on the Mini 3 just landed on Amazon — and it’s one you’ll want to grab before it vanishes, too.

If you’re looking to purchase a drone from DJI, visiting the company’s online store might not be the best option, as no matter which drone you’re searching for, it’s marked as sold out. This may just become the new normal for the near future as the company struggles with a potential ban and getting stock past US Customs.

As of the beginning of June, it is officially summer, and that means sunny days, perfect for taking the drone out for some fun or professional flying sessions. But with DJI’s drones becoming closer and closer in specs and now having multiple classes and families of drones, what’s the best option?