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DJI Lito: DJI’s New Drone Series

The DJI Lito is a completely new sub-250g product line replacing the beloved Mini series. Two models have been registered with the FCC: the entry-level Lito 1 (~$330) and the advanced Lito X1 (~$759). Both weigh under 250 grams, meaning no drone registration required in most countries.

What We Know So Far

  • FCC registrations confirmed — both Lito 1 and Lito X1 are filed with the FCC, a strong launch indicator.
  • Rebrand from “Mini” to “Lito” — DJI is retiring the Mini name. “Lito” derives from “little” and aligns with DJI’s global naming strategy.
  • Two-tier product line — Lito 1 replaces Mini 4K as the entry-level option; Lito X1 replaces Mini 5 Pro as the advanced sub-250g drone.
  • Sub-250g weight — both models stay under the 250-gram registration threshold, a key selling point of the line.

Lito 1 vs Lito X1

FeatureLito 1Lito X1
TargetEntry-levelAdvanced
ReplacesMini 4KMini 5 Pro
Expected Price~$330~$759
WeightUnder 250gUnder 250g
CameraBasic (specs TBC)Larger sensor (specs TBC)
Obstacle AvoidanceLimitedOmnidirectional (expected)
TransmissionStandardO4 (expected)

Expected Release Date

Based on FCC registration timelines, both the Lito 1 and Lito X1 are expected in Q2–Q3 2026. DJI typically launches 2–4 months after FCC filings. The Lito 1 may arrive first as the simpler product.

Why “Lito”?

The rebrand from “Mini” to “Lito” signals DJI’s intent to position the sub-250g line as a distinct product family rather than a downsized version of larger drones. The name “Lito” is believed to derive from “little,” maintaining the small-drone identity while establishing a fresh brand. This also helps DJI differentiate marketing across regions where “Mini” had overlapping connotations.

US Availability

As sub-250g drones, the Lito models face less regulatory friction than larger DJI drones. However, given DJI’s recent US launch patterns, expect availability through Amazon third-party retailers rather than DJI.com directly. FCC registration is a positive sign for US market availability.

For the full breakdown of the DJI ban and US buying options, see our complete US availability guide.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the DJI Lito?

The DJI Lito is a new sub-250g drone product line replacing the DJI Mini series. Two models have been FCC registered: the entry-level Lito 1 and the advanced Lito X1.

Is the DJI Lito replacing the Mini?

Yes. The Lito 1 replaces the Mini 4K as the entry-level option (~$330), while the Lito X1 replaces the Mini 5 Pro line as the advanced sub-250g drone (~$759). The 'Mini' branding is being retired.

DJI Lito 1 vs Lito X1?

The Lito 1 is the budget entry-level model (~$330) with basic camera and fewer obstacle avoidance sensors. The Lito X1 is the advanced model (~$759) with a larger sensor, omnidirectional obstacle avoidance, and O4 transmission.

When is the DJI Lito releasing?

Both the Lito 1 and Lito X1 have FCC registrations on file. Based on typical FCC-to-launch timelines, release is expected in Q2–Q3 2026.