DJI NEO 2 BATTERY REMOVAL TOOL
A small tool for a stubborn battery tab. Get a more manageable grip and make removing your DJI Neo 2 battery easier.
One simple accessory. A little less effort between flights.
THE LITTLE THING THAT GETS IN THE WAY
The DJI Neo 2’s battery release tab can be difficult to squeeze while pulling the battery free. This tool was designed to help with that awkward step, giving younger and older users an easier way to handle battery removal.
No complicated idea. Just a practical accessory for a task you do again and again.
SEE THE DIFFERENCE
Watch the actual tool in use.
See how it helps with the battery release.
A real demonstration of the Neo 2 Battery Removal Tool.
YOUR NEXT FLIGHT, MADE SIMPLER
A handy accessory for easier battery removal from your DJI Neo 2.
For DJI Neo 2 • Tool only
Drone and battery are not included.
Buyer pays shipping. Shipping is not included in the $22.00 item price. Review shipping charges and the final total on eBay before purchasing.
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A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
It helps you squeeze the battery release tab and remove the battery from your DJI Neo 2, making an awkward grip easier to manage. Watch the demonstration above to see it in use.
This tool is designed for the DJI Neo 2. Compatibility with other drone models has not been confirmed.
Anyone who finds the Neo 2 battery tab difficult to squeeze and release. It was designed with an easier grip in mind for younger and older users.
One Neo 2 Battery Removal Tool. The drone and battery are not included.
The item price is $22.00 USD. Shipping is additional and paid by the buyer. Review the final total on eBay before purchasing.
Shipping is within the United States only. The buyer pays for shipping. Available shipping options and charges are shown on eBay.
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This is an independently designed accessory for 3D printing by Lauent. Anyone is welcome to download and use his 3D printing design by clicking HERE.
Printing notes: Use PETG, PACF, or PCCF—not PLA—with approximately 40% infill.
Less fiddling with the battery.