My review is from the perspective of a perpetual amateur. It's a fantastic drone, and a brilliant replacement (for me) for my old DJI Mavic Pro. The drone is small, lightweight, and nice and quiet. I'm a little disappointed that the propellers are secured with screws. The push-and-twist bayonet style on the DJI Mavic Pro was fast, precise, and straightforward, but who's going to be changing the propellers that often, eh? For my needs, the drone meets all the requirements, including the sensor and its capabilities. It's important to realise that the basic drone falls into the C0 category, whereas in this combo it's already C1 due to the larger batteries and thus higher weight, which of course means stricter operating conditions, but the battery life is really worth it. Many will argue that a drone with a larger battery doesn't make sense, but the opposite is true. Pros or experienced pilots will unpack the drone, take photos, film what they want, and leave in 15 minutes, but we amateurs need more time to get comfortable with the drone as we don't fly that often, and also to set up what and how we want to shoot, etc. For me, the choice between the DJI Mini and the DJI Lito X1 was clear. I definitely recommend buying the additional landing gear to give the drone more height. Those who own a portable landing pad probably don't need to worry about it. The drone comes in a sort of shoulder bag, which some people praise, but it wasn't for me. I immediately bought a case where the drone, controller, and all 3 batteries fit nicely, even in the charging hub. You can carry it by the handle or over your shoulder. So, pilots, go for it.