The DJI Flip is a fully foldable camera drone for $439

Four short months after the truth was presented Neo is palm sizedDJI is back with another pint-sized consumer drone. The Flip continues the drone giant’s interest in foldable form factors, with a quartet of propeller guards that essentially stack, for maximum portability.

The new Flip continues to blur the lines in DJI’s existing consumer portfolio, combining “the simplicity of the DJI Neo with the amazing imaging capabilities of the DJI Mini,” according to the company. At $439, the drone is much closer to the Mini 3 ($419) than the Neo ($199).

The company is clearly seeking to appeal to photographers and videographers looking to simplify the outdoor shooting process. The new drone is capable of shooting 4K resolution at 60 frames per second, as well as slow-motion video at 100 frames per second. As for still photos, the camera can take 48-megapixel shots with up to 4x zoom.

At 249 grams, the Flip weighs the same Mavic minibut it is noticeably heavier than the Neo’s 135 grams. However, with the added weight comes much better battery life. The Flip has 31 minutes versus the Neo’s 18 minutes. This is a big difference for people who shoot video.

The Flip also features automatic braking to avoid high-altitude collisions, as well as improvements to charging and data speeds. DJI is equating the new local data mode to a smartphone’s airplane mode, allowing the system to disconnect from the Internet while flying.

The Flip starts shipping on Tuesday in the US. What do the next four years look like for the company’s ability to continue selling in the US? Is anyone’s guess.