The drone is equipped with Active Track 360, allowing it to automatically follow a selected subject at speeds up to 43 km/h, which is useful for solo content creation.

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The LITO 1 can capture 48-megapixel photos (JPG/RAW) and record video at 4K 60 frames per second, with 4K 100fps available for slow-motion.

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The drone offers up to 15 km of video transmission, characterized by stable connection, fluid image, and low latency, improving the overall flight experience.

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The DJI Lito X1 is equipped with a larger 1.3-inch 48-megapixel sensor, offering a wider angle, wider aperture, and D-Log M for more image flexibility.

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Both Lito 1 and Lito X1 drones achieved practical flight times of approximately 25 to 27 minutes in the reviewer's testing.

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Both Lito drones are capable of dynamically tracking moving objects, performing well even at speeds up to 60 km/h.

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The Lito X1's 3x digital zoom offers good image quality, appearing smooth and detailed. In contrast, the Lito 1's zoom is significantly worse, showing graininess and loss of detail.

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These drones are not designed for acrobatic or sports flying; they are intended for classic aerial videography.

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The drone features a foldable, compact design, making it easy to carry, and weighs under 249 grams, offering portability and regulatory advantages.

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In addition to Active Track, the drone includes Quick Shots, Master Shots, Hyperlapse, and Panorama modes, enabling easy cinematic content creation for new users.

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Both DJI Lito 1 and Lito X1 drones are compact and weigh less than 249g, making them appealing to beginners.

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DJI's Quickshot features (Drony, Rocket, Astroid) on the Lito series work perfectly, enabling beginners to achieve professional-looking results easily.

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The Lito 1's 0.5-inch camera is suitable for beginners, while the Lito X1's larger 1/1.3-inch sensor with Dlog-M provides better overall image quality, dynamic range, and nighttime performance, comparable to or exceeding the Mini 4 Pro.

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Users can choose between a standard battery to keep the drone under 250 grams or an extended battery for longer flight times, which pushes the drone over the 250-gram limit, potentially leading to more flight restrictions.

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The drones, despite being lightweight (under 250g), are stable and handle windy conditions quite well, even up to 60 km/h.

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The ActiveTrack feature on both Lito drones performs reliably, tracking subjects at speeds up to 42 km/h and successfully navigating around obstacles.

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A dedicated controller with a built-in screen is a better solution than using a smartphone due to brighter screens in sunlight, no distractions from notifications, and better reliability.

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The DJI LITO 1 is positioned as an entry-level camera drone, perfect for those new to drones who want a quality experience without a high cost.

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The DJI Lito 1 is equipped with full omnidirectional obstacle avoidance and ActiveTrack, making it a feature-rich budget-friendly option.

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Features like Spotlight mode, QuickShots, and MasterShots are included to make it easier for beginners to capture cinematic footage.

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The drones are priced at approximately 1550 PLN for the drone alone and 1900 PLN for the more expensive versions (likely the X1 combo).

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The LITO 1 features an Omnidirectional (multi-directional) obstacle avoidance system, enhancing safety for new users.

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The LITO X1, a more advanced version, has a lidar sensor on the front, giving it superior forward obstacle avoidance performance compared to the LITO 1.

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The DJI Lito series drones feature omnidirectional obstacle detection, a feature noted as uncommon in their entry-level class.

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The DJI Lito X1 includes additional front obstacle detection, enhancing its safety features beyond the omnidirectional detection.

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The Active Track feature on the Lito series performs extremely well, keeping the drone close to the subject, reacting to obstacles, and adjusting its course smoothly.

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Both the Lito 1 and Lito X1 utilize DJI's reliable transmission system with up to 15 km range and include standard DJI safety features like return to home.

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The omnidirectional obstacle avoidance system in both Lito drones can automatically stop or fly around obstacles, but it cannot detect thin branches or wires and is inactive in sport mode.

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Both Lito drones can record video up to 4K at 100 frames per second and capture 48-megapixel photos in JPEG and RAW, but they do not support true vertical shooting, instead offering a cropped 2.7K vertical mode.

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The drones (specifically Lito X1 demonstrated, and Lito 1 implied to be similar) can detect and avoid obstacles effectively.

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The DJI Lito 1 features a 1-inch 48-megapixel sensor, capable of 4K video at 60 frames per second, and 4K slow motion at up to 100 frames per second.

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The DJI Lito X1 offers 42 GB of internal storage in addition to its microSD card slot, which the reviewer finds very useful.

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The DJI Lito series requires a controller for its Follow Me function and does not offer a purely controllerless option like some other drones (e.g., Neo).

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The more premium DJI Lito X1 features a better camera, the Dlog-M color profile, and LiDAR sensors for improved low-light obstacle avoidance.

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The Lito X1, equipped with Lidar, should perform better in darkness when it comes to obstacle avoidance compared to the Lito 1.

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The Lito X1 has 1 hour and 20 minutes of built-in memory for 4K 30fps video, while the Lito 1 lacks internal storage and requires a microSD card.

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The drones include MasterShots, an automatic filming feature that generates a series of cinematic shots based on the drone's location.

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The drones perform poorly in low light and at night, producing grainy and low-quality footage.

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The DJI LITO 1 stands out as an excellent choice for new drone users and thos…