First flights, with nothing to set up
DJI Lito X1 rental in Kuala Lumpur (Murai)
Murai.
DJI Lito X1 · First flights and easy flying
Your first flight, made calm. Murai senses obstacles all round and stays in the air for up to 52 minutes a battery, so you can relax and enjoy the view.
from RM89 /day · deposit RM350
- Free delivery both ways on 6+ days
- Crew on WhatsApp, 9am to 11pm
- Refundable deposit
- flight per battery
- 52min
- video
- 4KHDR
- obstacle sensing
- 360°
- batteries in the kit
- 3
Murai, hands-on.
Real kit, real people, real footage. This is what your rental looks like.
Shot on Murai: an aerial photo taken with this drone
What you get.
Everything arrives in one carry bag, charged and checked. Count it in, count it out.
Flat-lay from above: the full Murai kit laid out on a plain table
In the bag.
- 01DJI Lito X1 drone
- 02RC 2 controller with screen
- 03Three batteries
- 04Charging hub
- 05Spare propellers
- 06microSD card
- 07Carry bag
- 08Video tutorials
With every rental.
- Delivered to your doorBy Grab, anywhere in the Klang Valley. Free both ways for 6 days or more.
- Charged and checkedEvery battery full and every part tested before it leaves us.
- A crew on WhatsAppReal people, 9am to 11pm, every day, for the whole rental.
- Tutorials and a flight guideShort videos plus the step-by-step guide on this page.
- Refundable depositRM350, returned when the kit comes back complete.
Who Murai is for.
Family days out and school holidays
Easy holiday footage in 4K HDR
DJI Lito X1 at a glance.
- Flight time
- Up to 52 minutes per battery
- Weight
- About 249 g with a standard battery; a little more with the Plus batteries in our kit
- Registration
- Set by CAAM, and the rules are changing in 2026. Ask us before you fly and we'll tell you what applies to your flight.
- Camera
- 4K HDR video
- Obstacle sensing
- All round
- Best for
- First-timers and easy flying
DJI Lito X1 rental price.
Book this drone| Rental length | 1 day | 2–3 days | 4–5 days | 6+ days | Deposit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Per day | RM120 | RM110 | RM100 | RM89 | RM350refundable |
Prices are per day. Opening promo for bookings made by 31 Dec 2026; usual prices from RM110 a day.
Renter's guideAbout 5 minutes to set up
How to fly Murai.
From the bag to the sky and back, one step at a time. Keep this page open on your phone while you fly.
Before you fly.
0 of 6 ready
Set up.
- 01
Take the cover off the camera
Slide the clear gimbal protector off. Flying with it on can damage the camera.
- 02
Unfold the arms
Open all four arms of the Lito X1 fully, then place it on flat, open ground with the camera facing away from you.
- 03
Turn on the controller
Press the power button once, then press and hold it. DJI Fly opens on the screen by itself.
- 04
Turn on the drone
Press the battery button once, then press and hold it until the lights come on. The drone and controller are already paired.
- 05
Wait until it is ready
Watch the top of the screen. When it shows the drone is ready to fly with GPS and the home point is recorded, you are good to go. If the app asks you to calibrate the compass, follow the on-screen spin.
Take off.
- 01
Step back
Stand a few metres behind the drone, with the drone in front of you.
- 02
Tap take off
Tap the take-off button on the left of the screen and hold to confirm. The drone rises to about 1.2 m and hovers.
- 03
Hover and check
Let it hover for a few seconds. If it holds still, you are ready to fly. Start slowly and keep it in sight.
Controls.
The kit is set to Mode 2, the standard. Tap a move to see which stick does it.
Left stick up. The drone rises straight up.
Small, slow stick moves give smooth video. Let go of both sticks and the drone stops and hovers.
Come home and land.
- 01
Return to Home
Press and hold the Home button on the controller until it beeps. The drone flies back to where it took off and lands. Press it again to cancel.
- 02
It comes home by itself, too
If the battery runs low or the signal drops, the drone returns to its home point on its own. Stay where you are.
- 03
Landing it yourself
Fly above a clear, flat spot, then hold the left stick down. Keep holding after it touches the ground until the motors stop.
After the flight.
- Turn off the drone first, then the controller
- Let the batteries cool before you charge them in the hub
- Put the camera cover back on and fold the arms
- Copy your photos and video off the microSD card
- Count the kit back into the bag against the list
Flying rules in Malaysia.
- Stay below 400 feet (120 m)
- Keep the drone in sight the whole time
- Keep well away from airports and helipads
- Do not fly over crowds, events or busy roads
- Keep clear of government, military and other restricted sites
- Respect privacy: do not film people or homes without permission
The Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM) sets the rules, and some places need a permit. Check before you fly somewhere new. This is a summary, not legal advice.
If something goes wrong.
Lost the video signal?
Do not panic. Let go of the controls and the drone flies home on its own. Stay where you are and look up.
Low battery warning?
Bring it back now. If you leave it, the drone returns or lands by itself, which may not be where you want it.
Hit something or crashed?
Do not fly it again. Turn it off, take a photo of any damage and message us. Honesty here keeps it simple.
Cannot find the drone?
Check its last position on the map in the app, then message us with where you were flying.
Still stuck? Our crew answers on WhatsApp, 9am to 11pm, every day.
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Thank you. Message us and we will collect it. Reward, no questions asked.
Murai rental questions.
Short answers about flying Murai. For anything else, our crew is on WhatsApp.
Is Murai good for beginners?
Yes, Murai is the one we suggest for a first flight. It senses obstacles all round, has a beginner mode, and comes with video tutorials.
Do I need to register the DJI Lito X1?
Registration and permit rules depend on the drone and where you fly it. We tell you what applies to Murai when we confirm your booking; CAAM sets the rules.
What happens if the drone is damaged or lost?
You're responsible for repair costs, up to the full replacement value of the kit. We deduct this from your deposit first, and you pay any balance. If the drone is lost, stolen or flies away, the full replacement value applies. Normal wear and tear is never charged. We'll always show you the repair quote.
Where am I allowed to fly?
Fly in open areas, below 400 feet (120 m), with the drone in sight, and well away from airports, crowds and restricted sites. The rules are set by the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM), so check its guidance for your location before you fly. This is not legal advice.
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