Best Black Friday drone deals in the UK – 10 hand-picked offers by our in-house experts
From Hoverair to DJI, here are the top drone deals in the UK worth your attention
Black Friday has arrived, in the sense that it feels like Black Friday every day in November. I've been staring at deals for weeks, and thought it might be a good idea to round up the best drone deals in the UK for Black Friday. I selected 10 models below that are actually truly worth looking at, starting with that incredibly low Neo offer.
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I've been testing drones for years, mostly DJI models, but that's just because the Chinese brand is the drone brand. DJI isn't the only drone brand, though; HoverAir's products are on par with the Chinese giant's, and Potensic offers affordable alternatives to some of the lower-end DJI models.
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DJI Neo packs big creativity into a tiny frame, pairing crisp footage with intelligent shooting modes that make vlogging effortless. It’s lightweight, stabilised, and designed for everyday adventures, letting beginners and creators grab polished clips in seconds. A perfect pocket-sized upgrade for anyone shooting on the go.
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The DJI Mini 4 Pro packs pro-level imaging into a sub-250 g frame. It shoots 4K HDR video at 60fps and 48MP stills, offers 34 minutes of flight time, and features omnidirectional obstacle sensing. Lightweight, safe, and powerful, it’s now 25% off at £519 for Black Friday!
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The HoverAir X1 is a palm-sized, self-flying camera built for effortless, hands-free shots. With follow modes, auto framing, and smooth stabilisation, it lifts off from your hand and captures creators beautifully. No piloting skills needed; just tap, fly, and get cinematic angles instantly.
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With Black Friday pushing its price to an all-time low, the Mini 4K is now the most accessible way to get proper 4K aerial footage from the world’s biggest drone brand. If you’ve been drone-curious but hesitant to splash out, this is the moment to jump (fly)!
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The DJI Mini 3 is a lightweight, beginner-friendly drone that captures sharp 4K video and 12MP photos. With up to 38 minutes of flight time and a compact design under 249g, it’s perfect for casual flyers. Now selling for under £300, making it even more appealing than it already was!
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DJI Flip is the brand’s ultra-light, ultra-fun micro drone that flips, rolls, and races with ease. Designed for indoor play, it offers smooth controls, obstacle protection, and high-energy flight modes. Ideal for first-time pilots or families wanting a safer, more playful entry into drones.
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DJI Avata 2 is built for immersive FPV thrills, delivering fast speeds, agile handling, and stabilised 4K footage in tight spaces. Its compact, ducted-prop design boosts confidence while you weave, dive, and chase. A serious upgrade for anyone wanting fast, cinematic FPV without the steep learning curve.
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The Potensic Atom SE brings 4K stabilised video, GPS precision, and long flight times at a surprisingly low price. Light enough for travel yet packed with smart features, it’s a budget-friendly alternative to premium mini drones. A great pick for new flyers wanting crisp aerial footage without overspending.
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The DJI Neo Motion Fly More Combo adds everything you need to elevate the Neo experience, including a Motion Controller, spare batteries, and extra props, unlocking intuitive gesture-style flying and longer creative sessions. It’s the easiest, most complete way to get cinematic shots without touching conventional drone controls.
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The AVIALOGIC Q9 is a kid-friendly drone with bright LED blades, simple controls, and protective frames for safer indoor flying. It’s built for fun first: easy take-off, smooth hovering, and playful tricks keep younger pilots entertained. A solid, durable starter drone that won’t break the bank.
When is Amazon's Black Friday sale?
Amazon's Black Friday sale kicks off on 20 November and runs all the way through to 1 December, giving shoppers nearly two full weeks to snag the year’s biggest discounts. The event spans every major category, from tech and smart home gear to wearables, gaming, home appliances and toys.
Early deals typically surface ahead of the official start date, but 20 November is when the deepest price drops reliably appear. With thousands of limited-time offers, Lightning Deals and daily refreshes, it’s easily Amazon’s most aggressive sales period of the year and the best time to secure big-ticket items for far less.
What drone deals do we expect in the Amazon Black Friday sale?
Amazon’s Black Friday sale almost always delivers strong drone discounts, and this year should be no different. Expect entry-level 4K models like the DJI Neo and other sub-250g drones to dip into the £200–£250 range, making them ideal impulse buys for beginners.
Mid-range favourites such as the Mini 4K or Potensic Atom SE typically see sizeable price drops, while Fly More bundles often offer the best value with extra batteries and accessories thrown in.
Premium drones rarely get huge cuts but still tend to see meaningful reductions or boosted bundles. Budget brands will likely slash prices the most to compete with DJI.
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Matt Kollat is a journalist and content creator who works for T3.com and its magazine counterpart as an Active Editor. His areas of expertise include wearables, drones, fitness equipment, nutrition and outdoor gear. He joined T3 in 2019. His byline appears in several publications, including Techradar and Fit&Well, and more. Matt also collaborated with other content creators (e.g. Garage Gym Reviews) and judged many awards, such as the European Specialist Sports Nutrition Alliance's ESSNawards. When he isn't working out, running or cycling, you'll find him roaming the countryside and trying out new podcasting and content creation equipment.
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