
Neon Lite Headset
A scarred but fully working Neon Lite for anyone who cares more about VR than about shelf appeal.
- Battery
- 81%
- Hours
- 260
- Boxed
- No
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A scarred but fully working Neon Lite for anyone who cares more about VR than about shelf appeal.

Ergonomic controller with adjustable gimbals and custom switch mapping.

Two lightweight trainer quads with linked controllers. Learn together, crash cheaply.

A ready-to-fly FPV racing kit that has genuinely raced. Quad, goggles and radio.

Entry headset with 90Hz panels and a washable facial interface. The right first headset.

Two Neon Lite headsets, paired and tested head-to-head, for households that will not share.

Console-compatible headset with a precision tracking ring. Plug into what you already own.

Drone-mountable 4K action camera with stabilisation and a waterproof shell.

The same 4K standalone flagship at a harder price, with the marks to explain it.

The most sensible drone most people can buy, at second-hand money.

Low-latency FPV goggles with DVR recording and diversity receivers.

Mid-size camera drone: 3-axis gimbal, 4K/60 video, 12km transmission, all-round obstacle sensing.

Mixed-reality headset with colour passthrough cameras. Ex-demo from a training studio.

Screen-equipped smart controller — 5.5in bright display, hall-effect sticks, six-hour battery.

A complete first-year pilot kit assembled from three separately graded trade-ins.

Standalone 4K headset with 120Hz panels and inside-out tracking. No PC, no base stations.

Scout Mini with three batteries, charging hub, spare props and shoulder bag.

Sub-250g folding drone — no registration weight class, 4K camera, 31 minutes in the air.