Quadcopter DJI Flip Fly More Combo RC 2 — 4 rotors, 48 MP camera, 3840×2160, max speed 16 m/s, range 14000 m

The DJI Flip Fly More Combo (DJI RC 2) is a foldable quadcopter with a 48 MP camera capable of recording 3840 x 2160 video. The aircraft weighs 249 g, includes internal memory and a memory card slot, and is supplied with batteries and a charger. It reaches up to 16 m/s, has a maximum flight time of 31 minutes, a maximum operating distance of 14,000 m and a maximum flight altitude of 3,000 m.

Advantages

The foldable design makes the drone portable and easy to carry. A high-resolution 48 MP camera and 4K (3840 x 2160) recording provide detailed footage. Included batteries and charger allow immediate use out of the box. Integrated internal memory plus a memory card slot gives flexible storage options. Lightweight construction helps achieve longer flight times and better handling.

Suitable for

• Aerial photography and videography
• Outdoor recreational flying and travel
• scouting locations for real estate and landscaping
• Capturing events and action from elevated perspectives

Key specifications

• Camera resolution: 48 MP, video up to 3840 x 2160
• Maximum speed: 16 m/s
• Maximum operating distance: 14,000 m
• Maximum flight altitude: 3,000 m
• Maximum flight time: 31 minutes
• Number of rotors: 4
• Weight: 249 g
• Internal memory: 2 GB; memory card slot present
• Color: Black / White
• Connectivity: Wi‑Fi standards and Bluetooth 5.0 support

How to use

Charge the included batteries fully with the supplied charger before first flight. Insert a compatible memory card if additional storage is required, or use the internal memory for short recordings. Unfold the drone, perform preflight checks including propeller condition and GPS signal strength, and follow on-screen guidance on the DJI RC 2 controller for takeoff and navigation. Monitor battery level and return-to-home settings during flight to ensure safe operation.

Recommendations

Operate the drone in open areas away from crowds and obstacles, respect local aviation regulations, and avoid flying in strong winds or heavy precipitation to maintain stable footage and safe flights.