Just when you thought DJI had already revolutionised drones in every possible way, along comes the Flip – a foldable, pocket-friendly marvel that’s turning heads (and propellers). Leaks suggest this pint-sized powerhouse could replace the Mini 5 in DJI's lineup,

The next addition to DJI’s lineup of compact folding drones has been revealed in leaked images, videos, and FCC filings. The new DJI Flip, which has propeller guards similar to the DJI Neo, will have a folding design that resembles the HoverAir X1, according to a video shared by reliable leaker Jasper Ellens on X.

It looks as though DJI is working on a new folding drone which could be announced as early as the first quarter of next year. Images, videos, and FCC filings for the DJI Flip have recently leaked online.

The recent DJI Neo is predominantly an FPV (first-person view) drone, so that new model with its fresh design made sense. But the DJI Mini series, which the Flip appears to compete with, is already tiny and fits into the sub-250g weight class that gives pilots more flying freedom in some regions.

The DJI Mini 3 Drone with RC Controller features 4K HDR video at 30fps, a 1/1.3-inch CMOS sensor, and True Vertical Shooting. With up to 38 minutes of flight time, level 5 wind resistance, and an intuitive RC controller, it’s perfect for capturing professional-quality content effortlessly.

And you can pick up the DJI Mini 2 SE, which is a drone that offers you all that and more, for under $420! The first thing I love about this drone is the size and weight -- it weighing less than 249 grams and is small enough to fit in the palm of your hands.

Over the years, the brand has added better cameras and new tech to its drones, and has even managed to debut new lines, with drones of different shapes and sizes. However, you can only go so small with its current design,