Activation ensures that all safety features work properly and that you have access to updates and support.
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Yes! We offer manuals, instructional videos, and personalized support. This way, you can safely get started with drone flying—ideal for both beginners and professionals.
Schedule a shopping appointment quickly and easily through our contact form, email or phone. That way, you’ll receive personalized advice and service from our drone experts.
Orders placed before the specified cutoff time will be shipped we the same day. The current delivery time depends on stock availability and the destination country. For a specific delivery timeframe, please feel free to contact us via the contact form.
Check the Propellers, Motors and Batteries. Update the firmware using the corresponding app. It is best to store batteries at a charge level of around 50–60%.
Yes. You’ll find the following with us Propellers, Gimbals, Chargers, Bags, ND filters, additional batteries and more. Everything you need to use your drone safely and to its full potential.
Yes, almost all drones are Ready To Fly (RTF). Usually, all you have to do is attach the Propellers and connect the app.
For beginners, a lightweight, stable drone with automatic features is ideal. Think GPS, return-to-home, and simple controls. Drones weighing less than 250 grams are particularly appealing because they come with fewer regulations.
Check out our Drones for beginners.
You control a drone with a Remote control or smartphone. One joystick controls altitude and rotation, while the other controls direction. Modern drones stabilize themselves, which makes learning to fly easier.
No, you don’t need any experience to get started with a drone. Modern DJI drones are designed for beginners. They take off and land automatically, stay stable in the air, and correct themselves when you make minor steering errors.
In addition, features such as GPS, obstacle detection, and Return to Home help you learn to fly safely. With a short practice session, you’ll quickly master the basics.
A crash can happen, especially in the beginning. Minor collisions often result in minor damage, such as a broken propeller. Those parts are easy and affordable to replace.
In the event of more extensive damage, you can use your have your repaired at DroneDepot. Our technical service will inspect your drone and perform Repairs professionally and quickly, regardless of the DJI model.
Please note: damage caused by a crash is not covered under the standard manufacturer’s warranty. That is why drone insurance is highly recommended, even for recreational use.
Most DJI drones are not waterproof, so it is not possible to fly in the rain or fog without immediately damaging the drone. Only specific models with an IP rating are suitable for this.
Rain can damage electronic parts, and strong winds can shorten flight time or make steering more difficult. For the best footage and maximum safety, fly in dry weather with little wind.
Are you unsure? Then waiting is usually the smartest choice.
Yes, a DJI drone must be activated once before you can fly it. This is done through the DJI Fly app during the initial setup.
To activate the service, you’ll need a temporary internet connection (Wi-Fi or mobile network) and a DJI account. Once the drone is activated, you can continue to fly without an internet connection, but you’ll need an internet connection again to download and install updates.
Yes, At DroneDepot, you can also Drone rental. This is ideal if you need a drone temporarily for a project, an event, or to test a model before purchasing it.
You can count on the latest DJI equipment, clear instructions, and support. Contact DroneDepot for availability and terms and conditions, so you’ll know right away which drone best suits your situation.
Technically, drones can often fly hundreds of meters high. Legally, in Belgium, you are limited to 120 meters above the ground.
Depending on the model, this ranges from a few hundred meters to more than 10 km. In most cases (the Open category), you must always keep the drone within visual line of sight (VLOS).
BVLOS (beyond visual line of sight) flights are permitted only within the Specific category and typically require an additional permit and specific procedures.
Most consumer drones fly between 30 and 70 km/h. Sports and racing models can go considerably faster.
On average, the flight time is between 20 and 50 minutes per Batterij, afhankelijk van wind, temperatuur, en gebruik.
No, you don’t need an internet connection to fly a drone. DJI drones operate via a direct connection between the drone and the Remote control.
You should only use an internet connection for:
Once activated, you can fly without Wi-Fi or a cellular network. This makes it ideal for flying in nature reserves or remote locations.
No, not every drone has GPS, but virtually all DJI drones do.
GPS is important for:
Most DJI models sold by DroneDepot are equipped with GPS (often in combination with multiple satellite systems). Only very basic or toy-like drones typically lack this feature.
Easily submit your drone repair request through our online repair request service page. DroneDepot offers fast and professional repairs for all drone brands.
You can also contact us for maintenance and inspections of DJI Enterprise models.
If you’re not satisfied, you can easily return your order, exchange it, or have it reviewed by our support team. DroneDepot has a customer-friendly return policy.
All drones and accessories at DroneDepot come with an official manufacturer’s warranty. If you experience any defects or issues, our specialists are here to help.
Drones come with a standard manufacturer’s warranty. Damage caused by crashes or misuse is generally not covered by the warranty, unless it is due to a manufacturing defect.
When you get your first drone, there are a few accessories are highly recommended to ensure comfortable and safe flying:
Yes, absolutely. Most DJI drones fly for 20 to 50 minutes per battery charge. With an extra Batterij , you can fly longer right away without any interruptions.
A DJI Fly More Combo is often the most cost-effective choice. You get multiple Batterijs, a charging station, and extra accessories all in one package. This is a practical and smart investment, especially for beginners.
DJI Care Refresh is an additional protection plan for your DJI drone. It covers damage not covered by the standard manufacturer’s warranty, such as a crash, water damage, or a hard fall.
Depending on the plan you choose, you can request one or more replacements during the term of the contract.
We recommend purchasing DJI Care Refresh preferably along with your drone or shortly after purchase. That way, you can fly with peace of mind, even as a beginner.
Yes, that’s possible, but not automatically. If your DJI drone is more than 48 hours old, you can still activate DJI Care Refresh through a verification process from DJI. To do this, you’ll need to record a short video showing that the drone is complete and undamaged. DJI will review this video and either approve or reject the request.
Once approved, you can still activate DJI Care Refresh and enjoy the same Protection. Not sure if your device is eligible? DroneDepot is happy to help with checking and activating DJI Care Refresh.
Drones start at around €100 and can cost more than €2,000. The price depends on the Camera, flight features, and build quality.
A drone with a Camera costs between €250 and €800 on average. For stable 4K footage, you’ll usually want to look at mid-range models.
Drone insurance costs on average between €30 and €200 per year. Insurance is mandatory for drones weighing more than 250 grams.
In Belgium, liability insurance is is mandatory for drones weighing more than 20 kg and for professional use. For drones weighing more than 250 g (or equipped with a Camera), an operator number is required, for which a policy number is requested. Therefore, insurance is also strongly recommended for lighter, recreational drones.
For most recent DJI drones, you’ll need the DJI Fly app . With this app, you can control the drone, view the live feed from the Camera, and adjust flight and Camera settings.
Not sure which app is right for your DJI drone? Visit the DJI Download Center , you’ll find an overview of all DJI apps by drone, including secure links and additional explanations. That way, you can be sure you’re starting with the right app right away.
If the DJI Fly app isn’t working properly, there are usually a few quick fixes. First, close all other apps, restart your smartphone, and check to see if you have the latest version of DJI Fly . Also, make sure your smartphone is compatible with your DJI drone.
Is the problem still occurring? We have a comprehensive step-by-step guide to resolve the most common DJI Fly issues, such as connection errors, crashes, or installation problems. Read it here: How to Troubleshoot DJI Fly App Issues
On Android, the DJI Fly app is not available in the Google Play Store. This is a deliberate decision by DJI and is not due to your device.
You can safely download the app from the official DJI website. Once installed, the app works as expected, and you’ll also receive updates directly from DJI.
In most cases, you can keep flying without installing every firmware update right away. Your DJI drone won’t suddenly stop working if you skip an update.
However, firmware updates are highly recommended. They improve safety, fix bugs, and ensure that features such as GPS, Return to Home, and compatibility with the DJI Fly app continue to work properly. Sometimes updates are also necessary to support new regulations or geofencing adjustments.
Are you getting notifications that an update is required to take off? Then updating is indeed necessary.
If your drone has a Camera or weighs more than 250 grams , you must register as a drone operator. This applies to virtually all popular models available at DroneDepot.
Read more here about European drone legislation.
You can register as a drone operator through the official Belgian DGLV platform. There, as a drone pilot or operator, you apply for an operator number: a unique code that you are required to affix to your drone (using a sticker or engraved plate).
Your operator number must be clearly visible on the drone itself, so that during an inspection it is immediately clear who the pilot is.
Read more here: How do you register as a drone operator with the DGLV in Belgium?
You are notallowed to fly in no-fly zones such as airports, military areas, and some nature reserves. Always use an official aeronautical chart or app to check where you’re legally allowed to fly.
For Belgium, it’s best to use www.droneguide.be
You can fly drones weighing less than 250 grams without a license, as long as you follow the basic rules and register yourself as an operator.
Read more about European drone legislation.
You can find more information in the official summary table.
You may film or take photos in public places as long as you respect the privacy of others respect. In Belgium, the GDPR legislation applies, which means you may not film people in a way that makes them recognizable without their consent.
You are usually allowed to capture landscapes, buildings, or events, as long as you stay within the permitted flight zones.
Read more here about drone rules in Belgium.
Is your question not listed in the FAQs, or would you like personalized advice? Feel free to contact us—we’re happy to work with you to find a solution and help you out, both online and in-store.

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