Eachine E011C review: Flying Santa Claus with Xmas Song
It seems that this Christmas, Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer, remains without a job. Santa Claus will fly through your chimney with the Eachine E011C drone :)
Over the last few years, drones have become extremely popular. From kids to retirees, passionate about remote controller toys, they would love to find such gadgets under their Christmas tree. Eachine E011C is not...
JJRC H345 pocket drone review: Pay 1 and get 2
Until recently, remote controlled drones were expensive toys. Now, JJRC H345 offers not one but two drones for the same friendly price. When I say "friendly" I mean less than $30!
JJRC includes in the H345 package, a white drone called JJI and a black one called JJII. Before you get too enthusiastic thinking that you can play in the...
Kingkong ET125 review: Best brushless Whoop?
As I just read that KingKong plans to change its brand name into "LDARC", I should probably name this article "LDARC ET125 review" instead of "KingKong ET125 review".
Usually, numbers in a quadcopter's model name refer to the diagonal size in millimeters measuring the distance from rotor to rotor (wheelbase). KingKong's ET Series has 3 different sized drones: ET100, ET115,...
F4 flight controller review: First piece of your DIY drone
F3 flight controllers are outmoded; they have half of the processing speed of the latest F4 flight controllers. But are UART ports making a difference up to 32 kHz loop-time and more? Let’s find out in our AKK F4 FC review.
Flight controllers are the nerve center of drones. They use various sensors to stabilize your aircraft by individually controlling...
Tattu 4s 1800mah 75C LiPo: Extra flight time for FPV drones
Today we’re going to find out how long it takes to charge the Tattu 4s 1800mah 75c and what the real world flight time is, in comparison to 1300 mAh batteries which are more common for racing drones.
When it comes to racing quadcopters, flight time is not as important as it is in the case of cruising drones. More...
FEILUN FX176C2 review: Always flies back to you
Frankly, how could FeiLun expect to remember a drone name like "FX176C2". If copy/paste actions would have not exist, I could not write my FEILUN FX176C2 review :D
Many toy drones claim to offer "One key Return to Home" feature. Without a Global Positioning System (GPS), this feature can't work accurate enough, practically the drone is just trying to guess...
AKK X2 review: Super mini VTX with up to 800mW
Since the first FPV drones, VTXs evolved a lot. They became smaller and more powerful. In addition to the compact size and up to 800mW broadcast power, the AKK X2 comes with Smart Audio. This means that you can configure the AKK X2 remotely via your transmitter.
Currently, there are two approaches supported by BetaFlight OSD to control the VTX,...
Redpawz EV800 Pro review: Good for all FPV goggles
Maybe it is not the best, but for only $76, the Redpawz EV800 Pro is probably the only drone goggles which comes with integrated DVR and dual-antenna system. In addition, it is convertible, you can use it as FPV googles as well as FPV monitor. The front part of the Redpawz EV800 Pro is conveniently detachable.
When it comes to micro FPV...
Eachine Q90C drone review: My first Flying Frog :D
When it comes to design, drone manufacturers always try to surprise us. A good example is the Eachine Q90C, which copies a flying frog. Don't be afraid; even if the fuselage is transparent, you will see through only electronic parts, not anatomic organs :D
Eachine announced the Q90C FlyingFrog in two variants: with and without FPV goggles. Surely, for the...
HOLYBRO KOPIS 1 review: Don’t stay on its way!
Every time I review a drone, I try to find a sentence that would define it the best. I think in case of HOLYBRO KOPIS 1, "Don't stay on its way!" fits just perfectly. Made of 5 mm thick carbon fiber and reaching insane flight speeds I would not want to be hit by this beast.
Surely, this Kopis 1 quadcopter is...
Eachine E57 drone review: So thin that it can slip everywhere
All kidding aside, even if it's ultra-thin, the Eachine E57 probably will not be able to sneak under any door. When it's folded, the thickness of the fuselage is below 1 cm, but you know it is very hard to fly this way :). With motors in the flight position, the height of the E57 is about 28 mm.
Toy-grade...