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title: "DJI Spark, Fly More Combo, Sky Blue"
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# 1080p stabilized camera 15 min flight time 2 km max range DJI Spark, Fly More Combo, Sky Blue

**Brand:** dji
**Price:** ₨16541
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## Summary

> 📹 Elevate your story—capture life from a new angle with DJI Spark!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** DJI Spark, Fly More Combo, Sky Blue by dji
- **How much does it cost?** ₨16541 with free shipping
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## Best For

- dji enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Compact Powerhouse:** Fly up to 2 km with precision control and speeds over 50 kph in sports mode—palm-sized thrill guaranteed.
- • **Ready When You Are:** QuickLaunch with FaceAware technology means your drone takes off from your hand in seconds—capture spontaneity like never before.
- • **Rock-Solid Visuals:** Mechanical 2-axis gimbal stabilization delivers shake-free 1080p video and stunning photos every time.
- • **Fly More, Play More:** Fly More Combo includes extra batteries, charger hub, and protective gear so your adventures never have to pause.
- • **Effortless Aerial Mastery:** Intelligent flight modes and hand gesture controls make cinematic shots a breeze—no pilot license required.

## Overview

The DJI Spark Fly More Combo in Sky Blue is a compact, intelligent drone featuring a 1080p camera stabilized by a 2-axis mechanical gimbal. It offers up to 15 minutes of flight time, a maximum range of 2 km, and intuitive controls including hand gestures and FaceAware QuickLaunch. Designed for both beginners and pros, it includes extra batteries, a charging hub, and protective accessories to keep your creative flow uninterrupted.

## Description

Spark is a mini drone that features all of DJI's signature technologies, allowing you to seize the moment whenever you feel inspired. With intelligent flight control options, a mechanical gimbal, and a camera with incredible image quality, Spark empowers you to push your creative boundaries. Quick Launch With Face Aware, Spark lifts off from your hand by recognizing your face.[1] It takes off and hovers in place within seconds of powering on. Simple Control Take amazing aerial photos using just hand gestures, without a remote controller or mobile device.[1]Create with Ease Intelligent Flight Modes and intuitive controls help you create cinematic aerial videos with just a few taps. Edit and Share The DJI GO 4 app features automatic editing templates and an array of filters. Quickly edit videos and share them straight to social media.

Review: It's tiny and awesome. I've only had it a few days and ... - It's tiny and awesome. I've only had it a few days and it's great fun. It's very easy to fly and it starts off in beginner mode to make it even easier. If you are worried about crashing, just take your hands off the controls and it stops and just hovers waiting for input. It even has sensors in it to stop you crashing into things. The build quality is very good and doesn't feel flimsy. The propellors fold over and help with storage. This is a fun drone and it's very capable of excellent video that you will be happy with. The battery life is about 15 minutes, which is actually not bad considering the size. You can turn on sports mode and it flies faster at just over 50kph and can go up to 120m. The sensors that stop you from crashing the drone work from the front and from below. However, these can only prevent that at low speeds, not a 50kph, obviously. The video quality is fantastic and although it is only 1080p, the quality is excellent. This is also thanks to the superb gimbal which keeps the camera rock steady. It's so good, that when you fly in sports mode and do a quick flare stop, the gimbal manages to keep the camera pointing at the same place. When you check your video later, you will hardly notice that an extreme stop was performed. The gimbal can only go from front facing through to ground facing. I think there is about 10 settings in-between. Also thanks to the gimbal, when you review the video later, almost every frame is a useable photo unless you are going very fast. There is a micro SD card slot, so this is handy to take out afterwards and download video. Charging the battery is done through the Spark with a common micro USB charging cable. If you get the wall charger, you can charge 3 batteries at a time. The DJI Go app can also control this, but when you use the remote controller, your phone connects by wifi to the controller, and the controller connects by wifi to the Spark. I'm using an iPhone 7 and this does cause a little latency and stutters. If you connect the phone directly to the Spark, this is not really a problem. Going to a nice wide open space also helps remove other interference, along with closing apps, putting in airplane mode (also prevents calls while in flight) and enabling just wifi. If it's still a problem for you, restarting the device before flight will help. I have the OTG cable but I find airplane mode and wifi only with the controllers is working great. I haven't really used much of the gestures yet, but I have been launching from my hand (palm) and landing on my hand 50/50. It's very "handy" when at the beach. There is a side of me that kind of wishes I bought the Mavic Pro and perhaps I will in the future. For now this is great fun and easy to store compared to a Phantom. If you have the money, perhaps you should go for the Mavic Pro to save from the feeling of should have got. If you are unsure of a bigger commitment and want a really fun and feature packed drone, then the Spark is the one. TIP: Get the Flymore bundle. I bought the flymore bundle which comes with the controller, extra battery, wall charger, shoulder bag, propellor guards and spare propellors. This bundle is worth it and the controller is pre configured to connect to the Spark when you get it. Also, the Spark batteries are not that expensive in the scheme of things. Get some spares and then your fun lasts much longer. It's a solid DJI product and if you look after it, you will be able to sell it on. You can even purchase the DJI refresh program from DJI that will replace with up to 2 Sparks in the first 12 months of ownership if you accidentally crash it, even water damage. You need to buy this addon and associate with the Spark before it is activated (first use / connection through the app). I think that is a good safety net. Thing is, the Spark must be recovered to be sent back for repair and replace.
Review: I love this little bugger. - I fly Inspires, Phantoms and recently a Mavik 2 Pro at work, but I always thought it would be nice to have my own machine. Wasn't willing to cough up a thousand dollars and up for one. "Ah, I probably wouldn't use it much anyway." Sound familiar? When I saw the spark I thought it would be worth a shot even though it probably wasn't "as good" as the big ones so I got myself one for Christmas. I am very happy I did. I am thrilled by the fact that a $450 (fly more bundle at desertcart's holiday price) had a lot of the same features as the big boys. It may not shoot in 4k or have a three axis camera gimbal or have the same flight time, but I don't need it to. I just wanted to have a drone for fun, and fun it is!!! So far, I have flown this sUAS 81,029 feet (a little over 15 miles) and have never had any issues with it, I would fly more but the temps have been arctic up here. The app did crash once on me while linked to the controller by wifi and when I restarted the app my phone would not reconnect to the controller. The spark was over a thousand feet out and while I had line of sight, that's a pretty tiny thing to be able to tell where it's facing at that kind of range. With no telemetry at all available I just pushed return to home on the controller and it came straight back and landed itself. Phew. Yesterday the temp hit 41 so I played hookie and went flying. I got in 7 flights with my 4 batteries, recharging with the 3 bay DJI charger hooked to a Bioenno BPP120 power pack. I used an OTG cable (has prevented any more disconnects between my phone and the controller) a landing pad, folding signal boosters on the controller antennas and a Nanuk 915 hard case. It was a great day to fly. Over a frozen lake, I easily flew to a horizontal distance of 6,754 feet at an altitude of 35 feet. Never had any signal breakup. A clear day over a frozen lake with perfect line of sight is certainly ideal conditions, but I do believe that the signal boosters helped. I have never gotten that far out with no signal loss without them. There is a lot of heated debate about whether or not these signal boosters work, but for $9, what do you have to lose. I think they help. By the way, if you fly in the cold like I have been doing, keep the spare batteries in your coat until you are ready to use them or better yet, I have a pair of heated Milwaukee Tools gloves. These make great Spark battery warmers. Here are my suggestions for what you should get for a complete drone package: Spark fly more combo. (Yellow of course, who could want any other color?) 2 extra batteries (for a total of 4). Nanuk 915 hard case (Yellow of course, who could want any other color?) Landing pad (you can see mine in the photo, there are tons of them on the market). Camera gimbal protector (I got the FS Labs one) Landing gear (FS labs again. Haven't used them yet because I use a landing pad). Folding parabolic range extenders (I got the desertcart's Choice marked ones.) Micro USB to Lightning OTG cable. (I got one from RCstyle and like it. Some say it extends range, don't know how it could do that but it provides a rock solid connection to the controller). Micro USB to female USB so you can use an Android phone with the controller. Get the DJI refresh insurance for $60 bucks or so. They will replace up to two wrecked Sparks for a year for, I think, about $60 per occurrence. If you are new to flying or like to push your luck, you will probably need this. A couple of over the top items if you really get into it: Bioenno BPP120 power pack to recharge in the field. I've heard the Smatree one is good too, but not as versatile. A phone/tablet holder by MavMount (Mavmount 3.0) This is more pricey than most because it is extremely well made professional hardware made in the US. It's worth it!!! There you have it. I really like this little drone. It has surprising range and capabilities, is surprisingly tough and is a ton of fun. Its the toy that didn't exist when we were kids, indulge yourself now! Happy flying.

## Features

- Intelligent Flight Modes Smart, reliable, and incredibly intuitive QuickShot Videos with a Tap
- High-Performance Camera Amazing images and stabilized video Mechanical Gimbal Stabilization Shake-Free Shots
- Flight Performance Awesome potential, immersive experiences Powerful Propulsion Speed and Precision Control
- Flight Safety Worry-free flight in the palm of your hand
- 2-Axis Stabilized Gimbal Camera

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B072FPRDSL |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Battery Cell Composition | Lithium Ion |
| Best Sellers Rank | #538,230 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #2,172 in Hobby RC Quadcopters & Multirotors |
| Brand | DJI |
| Brand Name | DJI |
| Color | Sky Blue |
| Connectivity Technology | Wi-Fi technology |
| Control Type | control |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 1,258 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 06958265149405 |
| Included Components | Aircraft body, Charger, Manual, Micro USB Cable, Propeller Guard, Remote Controller, Shoulder Bag, Storage Box, Two-Way Charging Hub, extra Intelligent Battery, extra Propellers |
| Item Weight | 1.5 pounds |
| Manufacturer | DJI Europe B.V. |
| Material | Plastic |
| Maximum Range | 2 km |
| Media Type | Digital8 |
| Model Name | Spark |
| Model Number | CP.PT.000902 |
| Optical Sensor Technology | CMOS |
| Part Number | CP.PT.000902 |
| Remote Control Technology | Wi-Fi |
| Skill Level | All |
| Special Feature | Intelligent flight modes, high-performance camera, mechanical gimbal stabilization, flight safety features Special Feature Intelligent flight modes, high-performance camera, mechanical gimbal stabilization, flight safety features See more |
| Special Features | Intelligent flight modes, high-performance camera, mechanical gimbal stabilization, flight safety features |
| Supported Image Format | JPEG, MP4, MOV |
| UPC | 190021295513 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Video Capture Format | HD |
| Video Capture Resolution | 1080p |
| Video Output Resolution | 1080 pixels |
| Warranty Description | Standard Warranty |
| Wireless Communication Technology | Wi-Fi |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Brand:** DJI
- **Color:** Sky Blue
- **Connectivity Technology:** Wi-Fi technology
- **Item Weight:** 1.5 Pounds
- **Model Name:** Spark
- **Skill Level:** All
- **Video Capture Resolution:** 1080p

## Images

![DJI Spark, Fly More Combo, Sky Blue - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/617dclBsgIL.jpg)
![DJI Spark, Fly More Combo, Sky Blue - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61ouX1w66CL.jpg)
![DJI Spark, Fly More Combo, Sky Blue - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51ILAhJ-pVL.jpg)
![DJI Spark, Fly More Combo, Sky Blue - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51Mu6-enHmL.jpg)
![DJI Spark, Fly More Combo, Sky Blue - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51I6BqH0c7L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It's tiny and awesome. I've only had it a few days and ...
*by N***R on December 15, 2017*

It's tiny and awesome. I've only had it a few days and it's great fun. It's very easy to fly and it starts off in beginner mode to make it even easier. If you are worried about crashing, just take your hands off the controls and it stops and just hovers waiting for input. It even has sensors in it to stop you crashing into things. The build quality is very good and doesn't feel flimsy. The propellors fold over and help with storage. This is a fun drone and it's very capable of excellent video that you will be happy with. The battery life is about 15 minutes, which is actually not bad considering the size. You can turn on sports mode and it flies faster at just over 50kph and can go up to 120m. The sensors that stop you from crashing the drone work from the front and from below. However, these can only prevent that at low speeds, not a 50kph, obviously. The video quality is fantastic and although it is only 1080p, the quality is excellent. This is also thanks to the superb gimbal which keeps the camera rock steady. It's so good, that when you fly in sports mode and do a quick flare stop, the gimbal manages to keep the camera pointing at the same place. When you check your video later, you will hardly notice that an extreme stop was performed. The gimbal can only go from front facing through to ground facing. I think there is about 10 settings in-between. Also thanks to the gimbal, when you review the video later, almost every frame is a useable photo unless you are going very fast. There is a micro SD card slot, so this is handy to take out afterwards and download video. Charging the battery is done through the Spark with a common micro USB charging cable. If you get the wall charger, you can charge 3 batteries at a time. The DJI Go app can also control this, but when you use the remote controller, your phone connects by wifi to the controller, and the controller connects by wifi to the Spark. I'm using an iPhone 7 and this does cause a little latency and stutters. If you connect the phone directly to the Spark, this is not really a problem. Going to a nice wide open space also helps remove other interference, along with closing apps, putting in airplane mode (also prevents calls while in flight) and enabling just wifi. If it's still a problem for you, restarting the device before flight will help. I have the OTG cable but I find airplane mode and wifi only with the controllers is working great. I haven't really used much of the gestures yet, but I have been launching from my hand (palm) and landing on my hand 50/50. It's very "handy" when at the beach. There is a side of me that kind of wishes I bought the Mavic Pro and perhaps I will in the future. For now this is great fun and easy to store compared to a Phantom. If you have the money, perhaps you should go for the Mavic Pro to save from the feeling of should have got. If you are unsure of a bigger commitment and want a really fun and feature packed drone, then the Spark is the one. TIP: Get the Flymore bundle. I bought the flymore bundle which comes with the controller, extra battery, wall charger, shoulder bag, propellor guards and spare propellors. This bundle is worth it and the controller is pre configured to connect to the Spark when you get it. Also, the Spark batteries are not that expensive in the scheme of things. Get some spares and then your fun lasts much longer. It's a solid DJI product and if you look after it, you will be able to sell it on. You can even purchase the DJI refresh program from DJI that will replace with up to 2 Sparks in the first 12 months of ownership if you accidentally crash it, even water damage. You need to buy this addon and associate with the Spark before it is activated (first use / connection through the app). I think that is a good safety net. Thing is, the Spark must be recovered to be sent back for repair and replace.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I love this little bugger.
*by S***D on February 15, 2019*

I fly Inspires, Phantoms and recently a Mavik 2 Pro at work, but I always thought it would be nice to have my own machine. Wasn't willing to cough up a thousand dollars and up for one. "Ah, I probably wouldn't use it much anyway." Sound familiar? When I saw the spark I thought it would be worth a shot even though it probably wasn't "as good" as the big ones so I got myself one for Christmas. I am very happy I did. I am thrilled by the fact that a $450 (fly more bundle at Amazon's holiday price) had a lot of the same features as the big boys. It may not shoot in 4k or have a three axis camera gimbal or have the same flight time, but I don't need it to. I just wanted to have a drone for fun, and fun it is!!! So far, I have flown this sUAS 81,029 feet (a little over 15 miles) and have never had any issues with it, I would fly more but the temps have been arctic up here. The app did crash once on me while linked to the controller by wifi and when I restarted the app my phone would not reconnect to the controller. The spark was over a thousand feet out and while I had line of sight, that's a pretty tiny thing to be able to tell where it's facing at that kind of range. With no telemetry at all available I just pushed return to home on the controller and it came straight back and landed itself. Phew. Yesterday the temp hit 41 so I played hookie and went flying. I got in 7 flights with my 4 batteries, recharging with the 3 bay DJI charger hooked to a Bioenno BPP120 power pack. I used an OTG cable (has prevented any more disconnects between my phone and the controller) a landing pad, folding signal boosters on the controller antennas and a Nanuk 915 hard case. It was a great day to fly. Over a frozen lake, I easily flew to a horizontal distance of 6,754 feet at an altitude of 35 feet. Never had any signal breakup. A clear day over a frozen lake with perfect line of sight is certainly ideal conditions, but I do believe that the signal boosters helped. I have never gotten that far out with no signal loss without them. There is a lot of heated debate about whether or not these signal boosters work, but for $9, what do you have to lose. I think they help. By the way, if you fly in the cold like I have been doing, keep the spare batteries in your coat until you are ready to use them or better yet, I have a pair of heated Milwaukee Tools gloves. These make great Spark battery warmers. Here are my suggestions for what you should get for a complete drone package: Spark fly more combo. (Yellow of course, who could want any other color?) 2 extra batteries (for a total of 4). Nanuk 915 hard case (Yellow of course, who could want any other color?) Landing pad (you can see mine in the photo, there are tons of them on the market). Camera gimbal protector (I got the FS Labs one) Landing gear (FS labs again. Haven't used them yet because I use a landing pad). Folding parabolic range extenders (I got the Amazon's Choice marked ones.) Micro USB to Lightning OTG cable. (I got one from RCstyle and like it. Some say it extends range, don't know how it could do that but it provides a rock solid connection to the controller). Micro USB to female USB so you can use an Android phone with the controller. Get the DJI refresh insurance for $60 bucks or so. They will replace up to two wrecked Sparks for a year for, I think, about $60 per occurrence. If you are new to flying or like to push your luck, you will probably need this. A couple of over the top items if you really get into it: Bioenno BPP120 power pack to recharge in the field. I've heard the Smatree one is good too, but not as versatile. A phone/tablet holder by MavMount (Mavmount 3.0) This is more pricey than most because it is extremely well made professional hardware made in the US. It's worth it!!! There you have it. I really like this little drone. It has surprising range and capabilities, is surprisingly tough and is a ton of fun. Its the toy that didn't exist when we were kids, indulge yourself now! Happy flying.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ easy to fly drone with surprising camera/video capability
*by D***0 on August 13, 2017*

I’ve had the DJI Spark for a month now, and I’m impressed. I give it 5 stars. The build quality, stability in flying, and portability are all impressive. So far it’s exactly what I wanted. If I encounter a fatal flaw, I’ll update with a reduced rating…. I won’t list pros and cons. From my point of view, I’ve always been fascinated with remote-control flight toys. Over the years, I”m not sure how many $25 or $35 or even $70 remote control helicopter or airplane gadgets I bought. For a $500 drone, this is just what I’ve always wanted. It’s a quality, stabilized, easy to fly drone with surprising camera/video capability. They hit my price point. ⁃ This thing is crazy small. Packed up in the shoulder bag for the combo kit, with remote and spare battery, it looks smaller than a lunch bag for work. ⁃ It’s well made. Has a nice feel and heft, quality rotor motors and LED signal lights, and doesn’t feel like a toy. The shoulder bag in the combo kit is surprisingly well made, as is the battery charger. The drone body itself is the size of an iPhone Plus in footprint. ⁃ I’ve never flown a real drone before. So far I’ve not lost control of this yet, and pretty quickly felt ok using the joysticks to send it up to 290 feet, or swoop it around in sports mode in an open field. ⁃ It hovers precisely stable, adjusting for wind. I quickly felt confident of how it just parks itself in the air if I let go of the controls. The phone screen shows you lots of detail and exactly what the drone camera sees. You can move the camera gimbal up and down. ⁃ The instruction manual is pretty good too. It seems sparse but when you read it again, it has a lot of detailed info concisely stated. The Spark is packed in a foam box with printed manuals, but they are tiny. I downloaded and printed the current user manual in full size, and also saved that PDF in my iPhone iBook app. ⁃ If you want just a toy, read reviews of this or check YouTube instruction videos and the DJI forum for users. I think yeah, if you mostly want a selfie drone with hand gestures, this can do that. But it is designed for a lot more capability. It has "quick shot” programmed modes, and lots of control using joysticks and options on the phone screen. ⁃ Dive down into the app, and you can set options for gimbal sensitivity, speed or distance limits, many photo/video options. In that app you can see a history of each flight, a google-like GPS map of where the drone flew, with a playback of the onscreen messages from the flight. Other settings let you dive down and calibrate the internal compass or IMU. Or see the temperature of the battery cells. They’ve shoved a lot of the technology of their bigger photo drones into this “toy” that is a full-featured drone. ⁃ Get the combo with the remote controller. Your smartphone by law has limited wifi transmit power. With the remote control you get good quality joysticks and can watch the drone in the sky as you fly up to several hundred feet high and 3/4 mile away. It has smart modes to bring it back and land if you lose contact, or if the battery gets low. I haven’t tried those yet. One battery can fly for about 15 min. ⁃ It uses GPS and has map knowledge. Be prepared for lots of on-screen warnings. It enforces no-fly zones, such as all of Washington DC. Presumably some “yellow” warning areas can be unlocked via the app for 3 days. I haven’t tried that yet. This thing looks like a toy so most passersby are amazed. DJI forums have many posts about drone fliers being kicked out of parks or marinas or public places. ⁃ The cached video the DJI app saves on the smartphone is fun, but the true HD quality video files and pics are on the micro-SD memory card in the drone. You’ll need to read the manual to learn how to get the real HD footage. Friends are amazed when I show them the HD video from this “toy” which has an active optical 2-axis gimbal. Purists will want the better optics/gimbal of the Mavic or the Phantom. But this tiny drone is one I’ll actually shove in my backpack on a trip. ⁃ Did I say do research and read the manual and online videos? :-) DJI releases firmware updates to the Spark, installed via computer or the phone app, The first couple updates fixed a lot of complaints about gesture control not working right, I've also found the quick shot modes are quirky. “Helix” goes way too far out and doesn’t spiral. “Dronie” stays oddly low and goes too far away. “Circle” and “Rocket” work well. Read up about how the precision landing for return home can work. But nevertheless, using the remote control and playing with the options, so far it hasn’t done anything crazy. The pause button basically parks it in air and so far it has been easy to bring it back and land gently. Basically it's everything you'd want in a $1000 drone for half the price. Treat it like it is a $1000 drone since you can crash it if you don't know what you're doing, ⁃ If it randomly falls out of the sky, I’ll update the post! DJI forums reported that happened to some Sparks.

## Frequently Bought Together

- DJI Spark, Fly More Combo, Sky Blue
- Smatree 10.2L Waterproof Carrying Case Compatible for DJI Spark, Portable Hard Case for DJI Spark Fly More Combo

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