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BetaFPV Drones

BetaFPV is a relatively new name in the world of FPV drones. BetaFPV is mainly focused on micro and small-sized Whoop-style FPV racing quadcopters.

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BetaFPV drone quadcopters

BETAFPV claims to be one of the premier drone companies in the world – fueling FPV racing and freestyle communities worldwide with cutting-edge products and gear.

On their website, besides drones, you can find a wide range of quadcopter accessories.

BetaFPV drones roadmap

RTF Kits	Whoop series	Toothpick series	Other BetaFPV accessories
FPV Whoop Racing Starter Kit 2	Beta95X V3 HD	X-Knight 360	Motors (brushed and brushless)
FPV Whoop Racing Advanced Kit 2	Beta95X V2	X-Knight 3″	LIPO batteries
Cetus FPV kit	Beta75X	X-Knight 5″	Flight controller
Cetus Lite FPV	Beta85 Pro 2	TWIG ET5	Receivers
Aquila16	Meteor65 Brushless Whoop	TWIG Mutant 4″	Transmitters
	Meteor75 Brushless Whoop	HX115 SE	FPV goggles
	Beta65S brushless Whoop	HX115 LR	LED bars
	BetaFPV HX115 Ripper	X-Knight 35	Frames
	Pavo30	TWIG XL	Propellers
	Pavo360		Other FPV gears
	Meteor65 Pro ELRS		SuperG ELRS TX
	Pavo25
	Cetus X
	Pavo 25 V2
	Pavo 35

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Latest BetaFPV drone reviews and news

BETAFPV LiteRadio 3 review: New Year, New transmitter

BetaFPV's third-generation radio transmitter, the LiteRadio 3, comes with a few cool upgrades, including new nano gimbals, neck strap hook, extended working time, and...

BETAFPV TWIG ET5 Toothpick 5″ FPV drone

Robert Neil - August 11, 2020

The TWIG ET5 airframe is built for the new generation of FPV racing, it’s one of the lightest 5-inch Toothpick on the market delivering...

Pavo25 V2 is BetaFPV’s newest CineWhoop beast

Quadcopter Novice - November 10, 2023

BetaFPV's second-generation Pavo25 V2 has some revolutionary improvements compared to the original Pavo25, reviewed here on FirstQuadcopter last year. The F405 AIO 20A flight...

BetaFPV HX115 SE Toothpick: Lighter & Faster!

Acro Tony - June 27, 2021

The second generation of BetaFPV HX115 SE has about half the weight of its predecessor (39g vs 75g). Toothpick-style drones are super-light, but powerful...

BetaFPV Pavo25 FPV drone: Features and specs

Acro Tony - June 24, 2022

Following the great success of the Pavo30, BetaFPV is about to release a smaller edition named Pavo 25, which actually is kind of an...

BETAFPV X-Knight 5” Toothpick FPV drone

FPV Guru - August 28, 2020

BetaFPV's X-Knight claims to be the first sub-250 grams 5" 6S FPV racing drone on the market. Its toothpick style T800 carbon fiber frame...

BetaFPV Pavo35: Powerful CineWhoop for GoPro 12

Robert Neil - December 6, 2023

I'm a big fan of BetaFPV's PAVO series; I have already reviewed the Pavo Pivo, Pavo20, and Pavo30. I like the Whoop-style design with...

BETAFPV radio ELRS Series (RX + TX)

Visitor - July 9, 2021

BetaFPV is about to release its first radio communication system based on the ExpressLRS opensource project. ExpressLRS aims to achieve the best possible link...

Unfortunately, there aren’t many DIY CineWhoop kits out there and, probably, most of you would opt for a prebuild version or to put together...

BetaFPV HX100 SE & HX115 HD Toothpick

FPV Guru - September 17, 2020

BetaFPV, one of the most popular micro FPV drone brands just announced two new super-compact Toothpick style modes. While the BetaFPV HX100 SE is...

BetaFPV Meteor75 Pro O4 micro drone on display with prop guards and HD camera, set against a clean background.

The BetaFPV Meteor75 Pro O4 is the second in the series reviewed here on FirstQuadcopter. This Whoop-style FPV drone has evolved significantly in the...

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