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I was looking for cheap drones and found this one and I have been saving up for months. When it arrived I had a lot of expectations and it filled almost all of them. It flys relly good wind is a problem though and the camera is also kinda crappy plus it is really slow with charging the batteries, but in general it is one of the best purchases I have made. The flips actually work!

Fun little drone, I enjoyed using it. Fair warning though, the joy stick attachment becomes loose periodically which may result in loss of control of the device. Also, the battery life is somewhat limited so flight time is approximately 10 minutes. It does come with a second battery so all in all for the price its decent.

The media could not be loaded. I chose to purchase this DeerC drone because it had great reviews and seemed like a good way to learn and understand the basics of controlling a drone while being budget friendly and durable enough to withstand the initial mistakes I was pretty sure I would make.It’s pretty small and not intended to be flown in heavy wind conditions but it can be flown outside when the weather is nice. More importantly, it can be flown indoors, which would allow me to practice without losing it on my first flight!It has many of the features a full size drone has, just in a much smaller scale. The camera mounted on it can be manually adjusted to view whats in front of the drone while in flight or can be aimed down to view what’s directly below it. It comes with a handheld remote control that can be used by itself and also has a clamp to hold your smartphone which can be synced with the drone’s flight controls and it’s camera so you can have a live feed sent you smartphone via a wifi signal between the drone and your phone. The app is available for free for both IOS and Android. This way you can choose to control the drone with your phone or with the remote. You can also just control the drone with the remote and have the phone clamped to it and synced to the camera and take photos and videos during the flight which can be saved directly to your phone’s camera roll.So far the weather hasn’t been ideal for a newbie like myself to feel comfortable taking it outside to fly so I have been putting some practice inside the house just to get the hang of the different methods of control and learning to maneuver the drone in tight spaces which can be useful as well.So far I’ve learned the basics when it comes to syncing your phone to it and recording flights with the built in camera. I’ve gotten the hang of lifting off, adjusting the trim, controlling altitude, as well as maneuvering forward, backwards, left, and right, and safely landing the drone. I even had some fun with the different types of 360° flips this little drone can pull off! It really is a lot of fun. And based on the mistakes I made in the process of learning, I have to give it credit for its durability! It comes with an extra set of propellers but due to the propeller guards I haven’t broken any yet!The video I posted along with this review is one of my earlier flights, adjusting the trim, testing the controls out and doing a couple flips before landing.For anybody interested in a small but durable drone, I strongly recommend this product. As long as you follow the instructions and take it slow you can easily learn to fly this drone, capture videos and photos, do fun tricks, and land safely.When you have nice days that aren’t windy you will already know how to control it and have the confidence to take it out on an outdoor flight. I’m sure you can capture some interesting photos and videos or even use it for things like examining the rooftop of your house or other hard to reach areas. Friends can film each other skating and capture really cool videos.For what it is I give it 5 stars and think it’s the perfect starter drone for those who are interested in the hobby and what to gain some experience without it costing an arm and a leg!

This is a fun little toy drone and would be a nice starter for someone. Package came with drone, remote, 2 batteries and chargers, prop guards, extra props and screwdriver. The drone itself is much smaller than I expected, which is better for flying indoors. It is very light, this is because it is made with very cheap plastic. There are 2 white LED's on the front and 2 red LED's on the back which are very bright, almost too bright. They start blinking to let you know when the battery is getting low, though mine seems to be very inconsistent. Sometimes it starts 2 minutes in and I get another 5 minutes of flight and other times it blinks at 7-8 minutes and I get less than 30 seconds of flight left. The camera is tiny with a plastic housing and is controlled manually. The prop guards snap into place on each arm and hold up to crashing well. The pop off without much force, which prevents it from snapping off and breaking. Each arm has a piece of foam glued on for "landing pads", though 2 of mine fell off the first flight. The battery slides in and snaps in place. I get about 8 minutes of "gentle" flying and about 6-7 minutes of harder flying where I am on and off the throttle a lot. The chargers are just micro USB plugins and charge in a little over an hour.The remote is plastic and has a flip up holder in the middle for your phone. I put an old iPhone 7+ in it and it fit with a case just fine. The buttons on the controller are marked and mostly easy to understand. The flip button works, most of the time. Occasionally, it decides not to do the flip and other times it works fine. The sticks are plastic, but fine for this toy drone. Be careful of the tops of the joysticks as they just pop on and off. My right one is loose and needed glue. There are 3 speeds that you can control from the controller, though I didn't notice a big difference in them.My biggest negative to this drone is there is no "emergency shut-off" button or control on the controller. When you land and hold the throttle stick down, it should turn off within a few seconds. However, it is hit or miss weather it decides to do this and more often than not, I am holding it down for 10 seconds before it turns off. It the event it crashes towards someone, there is no way to shut them off quick. I have found it is easiest to grab the drone and turn it over instead of landing. It auto shuts off if it turns over.As for the app and camera. The app was on the app store and easy to connect to the drone via WiFi. The camera is only 720p, which is advertised so I wasn't expecting much. It is ok for a picture, but forget about the video. It is just not possible to fly this FPV (flying by looking at the screen). The video lag is over a second and mixed with the low quality of the camera, I just choose not to use the camera or app. Flying line of sight is much easier with this toy. The app is very basic. I noticed that there is a button to control the speed of the drone, but if I change the speed from the controller, it does not correlate on the app.Overall though, it's still an ok drone to play around with. I flew it outside in some light wind and it just could not keep up and blew away until I could land it. It is a great one for in the house since it is so small and the cheap plastic-ness of it holds up to multiple crashes. If anything, it is a fun toy for the cats to try and chase around, just be safe since it doesn't cut the props off quickly.