Unsure if already commented on.  Just watched a YTube video by a person named Drone Wilder.  Multiple crashes at relatively high speeds (~45km/hr) into tree, brick wall, and finally concrete sea wall. Based on just this video. A single direct hit into a concrete structure at speed will not damage or effect the Neo.  I waiting for the exploding lithium battery footage.  Didn't happen. Just eventually a mangled Neo that could still fly.

Yeah, I've had some pretty terrible crashes with mine where I was sure I'd have to use a DJI Care replacement. It's just not able to produce enough kinetic energy to cause damage to itself, I guess you would have to hit the gimbal straight on at max M mode speed to break something.

In the video the little gimbal "bumpers" did a good job protecting the camera and gimbal. With repeated impacts those bumpers deformed. Eventually the outer glass lens covering fractured. Camera still worked. The designers at DJI seems to have considered this mini quad taking a few hits. I was expecting the prop guards to fracture way before the repeated 45km impacts into the brick wall.  This quad might be a good transition quad for those wanting to learn to  fly M mode. Not a true acro/freestyle quad, but thinking DJI has not intention of it being one.  

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That is a great video. He also killed his first Neo when it crashed and fell into salt water. This guy knows how to test a drone out.