DJI's upcoming Lito 1 and Lito X1 beginner drones have been leaked ahead of an official announcement expected later this week. An Italian retailer revealed pricing and full specifications for both models.
The Lito 1 will retail for €339.99 (approximately $400), while the Lito X1 is priced at €419.99 (just under $500). The key difference between the two models centers on their camera systems, with the X1 featuring a larger sensor than the base Lito 1.
The leak comes from Italian electronics retailer Dino Galiano and was spotted by reliable leaker Roland Quandt. DJI has already teased the upcoming announcement, confirming that new products are on the way.
Both drones are positioned as beginner-friendly options in DJI's product lineup. The price points suggest they will compete in the entry-level consumer drone market, likely offering simplified controls and safety features for new users. Full technical specifications remain partially obscured, but the camera sensor upgrade appears to be the primary distinguishing factor between the two models.
DJI is expected to make an official announcement within days, which should provide complete details on both drones' capabilities and features.
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