MJX Bugs 2SE review: Sample video & Maiden flight
As I promised in my previous quadcopter review, winter will come with lots of drone tests on First Quadcopter. Today, we will have a closer look on the MJX Bugs 2SE, a very capable GPS enabled drone. MJX R/C does not provide much details about what means the "SE" in the product name. I'm just guessing that it could...
MJX X708P review: Perfect learn to fly drone for newbies?
Today, we will have a closer look on the MJX X708P Cyclone, an entry level drone with cool design. In my review I will try to show you why an under $100 drone is better option for a newbie than an expensive high-end model.
We all have to start somewhere, and when it comes to RC drones, there are many models...
MJX B20 EIS drone with 4K camera
After a long absence, MJX came with a new model of the Bugs series called B20 EIS. As the product name says, its 4K camera features electronic image stabilization (EIS). The camera has a 1/3″ image sensor and a 2.8 mm lens. It can take up to 128GB micro SD cards and record 4840×2160@30fps or 1080P@60fps videos. Its 5G...
MJX Bugs 5W GPS drone with stabilized FullHD camera
The MJX Bugs 5W is one of the most versatile drones, around 200 dollars in the drone industry. It is the latest model of the popular MJX R/C drone brand. The MJX B5W quadcopter features strong brushless motors (MT1806 1800Kv), a super cool design, and GPS positioning system.
In order to allow smooth aerial video, the Bugs 5W's camera features...
MJX V1 Mini: Toy drone for kids under $50
The MJX V1 Mini is the company's latest drone that is intended for beginners and even kids (under adults supervising). Its small size and removable blade protectors make it safe if you accidentally bump into something.
Another newbie-friendly feature is the headless mode. When is activated means that your quadcopter “faces forward” no matter your take-off position. The headless...
MJX B19 MINI 4K / EIS: Bugs under 250 grams
Together with the recently reviewed Bugs 16 PRO, MJX released another drone named B19 MINI. This sub-250g class drone is available with two camera options, 4K and EIS. The Bugs19 4K appears to shoot UHD 4K@15 fps videos and the B19 EIS is limited to 1080p (Full HD).
The MJX Bugs 19 combines GPS positioning with an optical flow sensor...
MJX Bugs 9 dirt cheap brushless quadcopter
Lately, MJX R/C seems to have moved from brushed drones to brushless ones. The MJX Bugs 9 is equipped with 1800KV brushless motors, which are not just more reliable than brushed ones but also more accurate.
In my opinion, this new model has a much nicer design compared to its bigger brother, the MJX Bugs 3. Unfortunely, being smaller probably will not have the same lifting...
Coming soon: MJX X103W GPS enabled drone under $100
MJX R/C is planning to release a new GPS enabled drone called X103W. According to the first rumors it will have brushed motors (unfortunately) and foldable arms.
In addition to the usual arm lights, it has two bright search lights under its belly. Powered by a 7.4V-1100mAh battery it has up to 14 minutes airborne time.
In order to capture the...
MJX X101 big quadcopter
Initially, I started my journey with small and mid-sized drones because they were affordable and bigger doesn't necessarily mean better. As the price of full sized (350mm) quadcopters is decreasing, they become popular and accessible to everyone.
This new MJX X101 quadcopter looks like a direct competitor to the Tarantula X6 (the flying spider) which was my first big-sized quad and I...
MJX B8 Pro FPV racing quadcopter (Coupon deal)
MJX B8 Pro aka Bugs 8 Pro is a 250mm sized FPV racing quadcopter. It is available in combo either with 4.3" FPV monitor or FPV goggles. Featuring both, stabilized and manual, flight modes it is suitable for every type of drone pilots.
The Bugs 8 Pro is equipped with a removable HD camera with integrated 5.8G video transmitter. The angle...
MJX X700C low budget quad with camera
MJX X700C affordable quadcopter with 0.3MP camera
Usually, quadcopers like this MJX X700C are just perfect for newbies. I think $50 is not a big investment for practicing and learning how to fly a multi-rotor.
Anyway, after 15-25 flights most of these cheap remote controlled toys are ending in trash-bin because too many crash-lands or only one but fatal.
Another thing that you should know is regarding the short lifespan of the brushed...