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Brandon Shondelmyer
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2025
Works really well great for beginners
Oliver Shaw
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2025
Setup was pretty simple, and the GPS auto return brought it back without any issues when the battery ran low. I tested it in an open area, and the controls felt smooth after a few tries, with decent stability even in a light breeze. Tried flying it both with and without connecting to a phone. Without the phone, basic controls like takeoff and landing worked fine. It was easy enough to maneuver and practice the basics. When connected to the phone, the live feed was clear and stable, which helped with adjusting angles and capturing decent footage.The battery lasted about 15 minutes per charge, and it’s nice that the set includes three batteries, which gave me enough time to practice more without waiting for recharges. The included storage case is also a good addition, keeping everything organized and making it easy to carry the drone around. One small thing to keep in mind is to make sure the battery is fully charged before flying, or the flight time might be shorter. Even had my kid try it, and he got the hang of it quickly. Good choice if you want a drone that’s easy to handle and packed with useful features.
KrabKrab
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2025
So the first time I flew this drone, I felt like a kid in a sci-fi movie—just missing the theme song. Thing zipped up like it was born to fly and stayed steady in the air like it had something to prove. And with that controller screen showing battery and altitude, I felt like I was piloting a mini space rover.The camera is no joke. I flipped it down 90° mid-flight and caught a top-down view of my yard that made it look like a movie set. Video came out smooth, no choppiness, even when I took it high enough to peek over the neighbor’s garage (don’t worry, I ain’t spying). That 4K shot hit way harder than I thought it would for the price.Took it to the park and ran it through some real moves—follow me mode, orbit, you name it. It handled everything like it’d been training for a drone Olympics. Signal stayed tight too, no lag or ghosting on the app. Auto return saved me once when it got too far out. Hit the button and it flew back like it knew where home was.Setup was chill. I charged all three batteries, connected it to the app, and had it in the air within an hour. The whole thing fits in a little case too, so I just toss it in my backpack and go. No weird calibrations or tech headaches.This drone made me feel like a pro even though I’m just out here dodging trees and showing off for the kids. Whether you’re trying to flex your lawn from above or just see how far you can take it before the wife yells, it’s a blast in every way.
Andromeda
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2025
My kids kept watching others fly drones at the park, so I decided to get a small one we could try together. I had no experience flying drones before, but this one was easy to figure out. The instructions were clear, and features like one-button takeoff and landing made it simple to get started. After a couple of tries, I was flying it pretty smoothly. It stays steady in the air, and the controls respond well. The kids love it too and always ask me to bring it when we go out.
Join.S.C.
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2025
Pulled this HYTOBP drone out the kit, charged its three batteries while downloading the app, and by sunset we were mapping the cul‑de‑sac from 200 feet. GPS lock keeps it hovering steady even when my rookie thumbs zigzag on the sticks. Lost it behind a maple once; auto‑return zipped it back like it was on a leash.Camera serves up legit 4K snaps of my dog chasing squirrels—adjustable 90° lens lets me tilt mid‑flight without landing. The 5 GHz feed stays butter‑smooth; no choppy frames when the bird hits top speed. Under‑249 g weight means I didn’t have to fuss with FAA paperwork, just unfold legs and blast off.Carrying case fits everything: controller, spare props, screwdriver—makes me look organized even though I’m not. Battery life clocks around eight minutes each; swapping is quick, so three packs equal enough airtime to film an entire BBQ. The LCD on the remote shows altitude, distance, and battery so there’s no “where’d it go” panic.If you’re itching to graduate from toy quads but not ready for pro‑level wallet damage, this golden flyer lets you stunt, vlog, and explore without sweating takeoff laws.
CyberPress
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2025
First flight, I launched this gold S166 drone over the soccer field, and the 4K cam pulled crisp footage of my kid’s bicycle kick like I hired a film crew. At under 249 g, nobody’s sweating paperwork, so I was airborne in minutes.Three batteries meant back‑to‑back flights: practice, halftime, and post‑game hero shots. The GPS auto‑return bailed me out when a rogue gust pushed the bird toward the bleachers—hit the button, it boomeranged to my sneakers with surgeon precision.Adjustable 90‑degree lens is sneaky good for roof inspections; I tilted it straight down and spotted a missing shingle without climbing a ladder. The 5 GHz feed stayed butter‑smooth the whole sweep.For anyone itching to flex aerial skills without lugging a heavy rig, this little nugget delivers pro‑looking clips, quick pack‑up, and zero drama on landing.
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