DJI Mavic Air 2 vs Hubsan X4 H107C

Hands down, the best value is the Mavic Air 2. I stress value since the other drones arguably have more capabilities but I am a casual flyer; not a professional or for profit flyer. For a quick rundown, the issues with the Spark are its short flight time. It seems every time I just got into flying, it was time to change the battery

I understand that some people got sent the regular SD cam model, so make sure when you receive yours that it says HD Camera on the package (shouldn't be a problem). I believe that the regular SD camera model is about $60 at the time of me writing this, and the HD model is abouy $80, both with Prime shipping. So, the difference is about $20, and you have to decide for yourself whether or not you think the better camera is worth $20. For me, it was

First, let's talk about the strengths of this drone. One of the best things about this is that it has a 34 minute flight time was what DJI says, but r...

.Plus they have shorter flying time. Look for the Tenergy ones as they are consistently good and ship way quicker

Cannot fly in restricted zones-period. So, no flying in your apartment if your home is within a restricted zone. 6. It maybe capable of recording 4k @ 60fps but only 30fps when in HDR 7

Hubsan X4 was the quad I started from years ago, and it was perfect for a kid - simple control, inexpensive, and lots of fun.

This would be the first drone I would recommend to the average consumer. The best way to describe it as seriously good camera, THAT FLYS!

The footage captured by the 2MP camera, while you can tell it's been captured by a bargain bin device, is certainly passable again considering the price point and while you won't be dropping these shots into any professional video productions they're a fun little add-on, especially as a crash cam. It also seems like maybe they've got the HD/SD shipping mixups worked out now. I was worried about this when buying, but I did get what I ordered. The 2MP model has the "HD" camera graphic clearly printed on the box, so you can be reasonably sure without opening the package if you got the right model

First off, the package arrived exactly when it said it would. I opened the box and was blown away by just how much fit in that tiny bit protective little bag. I bought this used because the shipper had listed it at quite a discount. My hat is off to the seller, the drone and all batteries looked basically brand new! The charger even still had the plastic on it! DJI truly is amazing! It was a bit difficult to get set up, but after that WOW! I have 7 other drones but this is my first DJI

This tiny quadcopter is well designed and reasonably sturdy. The controls take getting used to - it's nothing like driving a car. But once you have the power sorted out from directional control, you'll start to have fun. When you're starting out, always face the copter in the same direction you're facing

1 year update: Drone and photos are awesome, but the batteries keep getting worse! They have a chip in them to make them discharge, and keeps a record of how many times they have been charged. I hate picking up the drone, only to find that the batteries are at 50% or less, after only a few days from being 100% charged! They are designed to only allow xxx amount of re-charges. Guess this is their way of making you purchase mor $100.00 batteries

When you have an incidental landing but everything looks OK, be sure to push the battery all the way back in before you give it another try. The battery being part way out can really screw up the center of gravity and your Valium frog may only get one hop. Mark one side of the connectors on the batteries, chargers, and X4 with permanent marker. The little tab that can only go one way is really hard to see

In normal wind conditions, it's solid as a rock. -Solid battery life. I'm averaging 23-27 minute flights in Sport Mode, flying up to 40mph in some cases. The extra 2 batteries that come with the Fly More combo ensure that you'll have plenty of juice to get those shots you're after

now that being said i bought 5 extra battery's also the crash kit and the extra ring... now on the controller you will need 4 AAA battery's i am new to this so i don't take it up high and don't panic when the wind blows it off course a little