In this video, I break down the latest leaks around DJI’s next entry-level push: the DJI Leto 1 and the DJI Leto X1. Both names have now surfaced in FCC filings, which is the main reason I’m taking this seriously—this isn’t just random rumor talk, it points to real working hardware. Based on DJI’s usual pace, those dates (late Nov and mid Dec 2025 filings) line up with a likely Q2 to Q3 2026 launch window. I also explain where these two drones likely fit in the lineup. From what we can see, the Leto 1 looks positioned as a Mini 4K replacement—beginner-friendly, solid performance, no “pro” pricing. The Leto X1 seems to sit a step higher, more like a modern, refined creator-focused mini with better sensors, smarter safety features, and stronger transmission without jumping into true high-end territory. On expected specs, the big themes are: staying under 250g, improved obstacle sensing (possibly 360° with wide-angle optics plus infrared/short-range depth sensing), level 5 wind resistance, and multiple control options like app, gestures, and maybe limited voice. The X1’s FCC notes about SDR-based dual transceivers hint at DJI-style modern transmission stability (not just Wi‑Fi), with optional cellular support being a “possible” rather than confirmed feature. Overall, I see these as evolutionary updates—less hype, more refinement for 2026.