DJI Flip Fly More Combo (DJI RC 2)

DJI Flip is an all-in-one vlog camera drone, perfect for aerial photography, everyday recording, and leisure activities.

If you need a portable drone that can instantly start recording during activities like travel, camping, cycling, skateboarding, hiking, parenting, dog walking, or playing with cats, DJI Flip is the ideal choice.

It is suitable for users aged 16 and above.

DJI Flip supports palm control, mobile app control, voice control, and remote controller control*.

* The virtual joysticks on the mobile app are for fine-tuning the drone’s position or returning it. For professional flight control, use a standard DJI remote controller. When using mobile app control, the drone is limited to a maximum height of 30 meters and maximum distance of 50 meters for safety.

DJI Flip provides multiple intelligent shooting modes:

• For palm control or mobile app control: Follow, Dronie, Circle, Rocket, Spotlight, and Custom* modes.

• For remote controller control: Multiple QuickShots modes are supported.

* After activating DJI Flip, the default Custom mode is DirectionTrack. The drone can connect to the DJI Fly app via Wi-Fi to select Helix or Boomerang.

• DJI RC 2 Remote Controller

• DJI RC-N3 Remote Controller

• DJI RC-N2 Remote Controller

For transport safety, the batteries are set to hibernation mode before shipping.

1. Insert the battery into the aircraft or charging hub and connect the charger to activate the battery.

2. After activation, press the power button once, then press again and hold for two seconds to turn on the aircraft.

• With DJI RC-N3 Remote Controller:
  Connect your mobile device (internet required) with the remote controller, then connect to DJI Flip via the DJI Fly app. Follow the in-app instructions to activate.
• With DJI RC 2:
  Connect to the internet via Wi-Fi or hotspot, follow the DJI Fly app instructions to activate DJI RC 2, then connect it with DJI Flip via the app and complete the aircraft activation.

• Wind resistance: up to 38 kph (Level 5)

• Maximum takeoff altitude: 3000 meters

Wind resistance depends on propulsion. Slight vibration may occur in strong winds, but the aircraft remains stable or returns home safely. DJI Flip automatically adjusts the gimbal to keep footage smooth and stable.

No. Avoid contact with water, as it may damage the device. If it rains during flight, return and land immediately, then wait until the aircraft is completely dry before using it again.

DJI Flip works exclusively with the DJI Fly app, which can be downloaded from the DJI Flip Downloads page on the official DJI website.

DJI Flip comes with a 1/1.3-inch sensor featuring dual native ISO, capable of recording 4K/60fps HDR video and offering an optional 10-bit D-Log M color profile. It also supports 4K/100fps slow-motion video, delivering smooth and detailed slow-motion effects to capture the highlights of action-packed scenes.

Yes. You can manually adjust camera settings such as shutter speed, ISO, and white balance directly in the DJI Fly app.

HDR mode is enabled by default when recording video at 60fps or lower.

In photo mode and video mode (60fps and below), the image sensor combines two sets of analog gain signals using algorithmic fusion, enhancing the dynamic range of the final image for richer and more detailed visuals.

QuickTransfer to smartphone:
DJI Flip can connect to a mobile phone via Wi-Fi. Use the DJI Fly app to browse and transfer footage, with download speeds up to 30 MB/s*. For the best experience, keep the drone and phone within 2 meters with no obstructions.

Transfer to computer:
Connect DJI Flip to a computer using a data cable without powering on the drone. You can then browse and transfer footage directly.

* Measured in a laboratory environment with minimal interference in countries/regions supporting both 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz. Actual download speeds may vary depending on conditions.

Palm control is very easy to use, even for beginners with no prior drone experience. DJI Flip can take off directly from your palm and perform intelligent filming by locking onto a subject using visual algorithms,* without needing a remote controller or any additional device.

* Currently, only human subject tracking is supported; other subjects cannot be tracked automatically.

To use DirectionTrack, first connect DJI Flip to the DJI Fly app via Wi-Fi. Select DirectionTrack mode and complete the in-app tutorial to activate it. Once enabled, the drone initially moves backward to a preset distance, so ensure the area behind is clear.

• Moving towards the drone: it captures footage while retreating.

• Moving away: the drone follows from behind.

• Turning more than 90° during front tracking: it automatically switches to follow mode, filming from behind. Returning towards the drone restores front tracking.

* DirectionTrack does not support automatic braking.

Once the drone locks onto you using visual algorithms, it will follow your movement trajectory* while maintaining a consistent speed**, allowing for smooth follow shots.

* Intelligent tracking does not include automatic braking.
** Maximum tracking speed is 12 m/s.

No, Manual mode is not supported.

Automatic braking is only available in Normal mode, Cine mode, and during Return-to-Home. Intelligent functions such as Subject Tracking do not have obstacle avoidance.

• When using palm takeoff, the DJI Fly app, or a remote controller, the drone will decelerate or brake if an obstacle is detected within 1 meter ahead.

• Emergency braking works if follow speed is less than 3 m/s. At higher speeds, braking distance may be insufficient, so collisions could occur.

• Always observe your surroundings and use smart features in open areas.

Yes. DJI Flip powers on automatically when any rear arm is extended or after a battery replacement, allowing for quick relaunch. Folding both rear arms triggers an automatic shutdown countdown, unless the drone is upgrading, playing back, or downloading data.* Pressing any button during the countdown cancels the shutdown.

These automatic power-on/off features can be disabled in the app settings when connected to a remote controller.** Once disabled, the drone will no longer power on when unfolding or power off when folding the arms.

* If the drone experienced a collision during the current flight, fold-to-shutdown will not activate for that flight.
** Update to the latest drone firmware and DJI Fly app to access these settings.

Once DJI Flip is connected to the DJI Fly app, you can view live drone feeds, adjust camera and shooting settings, and quickly transfer captured footage to your mobile phone.

You can also use your phone’s built-in microphone for audio recording or control the drone using voice commands. After importing footage into the DJI Fly app, you can apply Glamour Effects or perform quick edits for instant video creation.

DJI Flip supports English and Mandarin. The language used depends on the language setting of the DJI Fly app (either English or Chinese).

There are two charging methods: using the Parallel Charging Hub or charging the aircraft body directly.

1. Using a charger of 65 W or higher, you can charge two batteries simultaneously. It takes about 70 minutes to fully charge two batteries from 0%, and around 45 minutes to fully charge a single battery from 0%.

2. Using a 30 W charger to charge the aircraft body directly, it takes approximately 70 minutes to charge from 0% to 100%.

The number of batteries that can be charged simultaneously depends on the charger’s power. Chargers above 65 W can charge two batteries at once, while chargers below 65 W charge only one battery at a time. Always check the supported charging protocols of your charger.

1. Charging: Supports USB PD fast-charging protocol and can charge up to two batteries simultaneously.

2. Storage: Can hold four batteries at once, making it easy to carry and use.

3. Power bank: With at least one battery stored, the hub can function as a power bank to charge mobile phones, tablets, and other devices via the USB-C port.

• When using the Parallel Charging Hub, the DJI 65W Portable Charger is recommended.

• When charging via the aircraft body, use either the DJI 65W Portable Charger or the DJI 30W USB-C Charger.

Yes. To ensure fast charging, use the DJI 30W USB-C Charger or other USB Power Delivery (PD) chargers.

Before each flight, inspect the propellers for cracks, wear, warping, corrosion, or loose screws. Replace the propellers if any of these issues are found.

Use the included screwdriver to replace the propellers:

1. Remove the two blades and screws from the same motor.

2. Install the new propellers and screws from the same package.

3. Attach marked propellers to marked motors, and unmarked propellers to unmarked motors.

4. Make sure the propellers and motors are securely installed before each flight.

Wi-Fi signals are easily affected by other wireless signals. In urban areas, interference is stronger, causing more frequent lag and disconnections. In suburban areas, parks, and other locations with less interference, Wi-Fi transmission is more stable, providing a smoother experience.

The human body can block or interfere with Wi-Fi signals. For stable transmission, keep your phone facing the drone and avoid any obstacles between your phone and the drone.

Yes. The maximum transmission distance changes depending on the level of wireless interference in the environment.

Unobstructed:

• Strong interference (urban landscape): approx. 1–1.5 km

• Medium interference (suburban landscape): approx. 2.5–7 km

• Low interference (suburb or seaside): approx. 7–13 km

Obstructed:

• Low interference, obstructed by buildings: approx. 0–0.5 km

• Low interference, obstructed by trees: approx. 0.5–2 km

Measurements are based on FCC standards in both obstructed and unobstructed environments with typical interference. These values are for reference only and do not guarantee actual transmission distance.

DJI RC 2 is designed to focus on flight and control. For managing and sharing footage, it is recommended to install the DJI Fly app on your smartphone and connect directly to the aircraft via Wi-Fi. You can then use the QuickTransfer function to download footage directly from the aircraft to your phone.

DJI RC 2 features a more powerful processor for smoother operation. The video transmission system has been upgraded, and the antenna system has improved from 1T2R to 2T4R. With DJI Air 3, it supports O4 video transmission. DJI RC 2 also includes two built-in antennas and two external antennas, with adjustable angles for optimized video signal transmission.

DJI RC 2 includes a microSD card slot and USB-C ports for charging and connecting to a computer.

DJI RC 2 has a built-in speaker, but it does not have a microphone.

Yes. The C1 and C2 buttons can be customized in the DJI Fly app for more convenient drone control.

You can update the firmware directly through the DJI Fly app.

No.

Yes. The USB-C port supports power input up to 9V/3A (with a 9V/3A charger), and it takes approximately 1.5 hours to fully charge at the fastest speed.

Up to three hours.

Tested in a 25°C (77°F) lab environment while connected to DJI Air 3 in normal flight status and recording 1080p/60fps video.

DJI RC 2 is compatible with DJI Mini 4 Pro, DJI Air 3, DJI Air 3S, and DJI Neo. For updates on compatibility with other models, check the official DJI website.

For optimal transmission range, the antennas should face the aircraft, with the angle between the antennas and the back of the remote controller at 180° or 270°.