FPV Drones

Here are some good FPV drone reviews. These First Person View drones are all under $150.

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Mobula6 2024 and Mobula6 ECO

The Happymodel Mobula6 is an iconic 65mm tiny whoop. Happymodel has improved upon their design every year and the 2024 version is no exception. This little quad is lighter and quicker than last years model. There are two new and exciting versions to choose from. The analog version was built with tiny whoop racers in …

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Best Drones Now

Best Drones 2020 What is the best drone? That seems like a simple question, but it is actually impossible to answer. A better question is, “What is the best drone for you?” The answer to that question depends on what you are looking for. Why Do You Want a Drone? Do you want something to …

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Best Drone for Kids

What kid doesn’t want a drone? They are a blast to fly for sure but not all drones are created equal. Some are better for kids than others. We have tested countless drones, and we picked a few that we think would be ideal for kids to learn on. These drones are much safer and …

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Mavic Air Vs Mavic Pro and Spark: Which Has the Best Camera?

DJI is turning out ground-breaking consumer, professional, and “prosumer” drones at an impressive rate. Thier latest consumer model, the Mavic Air, is the most compact consumer model yet. There is no doubt that the Mavic Air is groundbreaking, but is its camera groundbreaking too? After all, the Air shares very similar specs with the lower-cost …

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FPV Furibee

FuriBee DarkMax: A Ready-to-go Racer

Furibee recently released the well-equipped and angry-looking DarkMax FPV racing drone – we were lucking enough to get our hands on one. The Furibee DarkMax is a low-cost prebuilt racer. It looks mean and it can rip 7.4-volt 2S batteries all the way up to whopping 22.2-volt 6S LiPos. All that power on a drone weighing under 300 …

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