𝕏-𝕀𝔻ℝ𝕆ℕ𝔼𝟙𝟝 Drone with Camera for Adults 4K, Foldable FPV Drones, RC Quadcopter Multirotors with 5G Transmission, Electronically Camera, One Key Start, Altitude Hold, 3D Flip, 2 Batteries

I normally don't write reviews, but I've so far enjoyed this product so much that I felt like sharing it.I'm new to the word of drones, and don't have much experience with them. In fact, the last drone I had bought was a children's drone 7-8 years ago for my son, and it was a nightmare to try and fly.This one was a breeze! Pop in the battery, press the power button on the drone, turn on the remote control, press both toggles to the bottom right and then each to the bottom outer edge and you're ready to go. The button for auto take-off and landing makes it even easier too!The controls are quick and the drone is receptive with commands making movement, turning, and raising/lowering fast and exact. The button for the 3 speeds dings to let you know what you have changed it too, and the higher speeds help make control in windy weather a not so impossible task.Overall I am very happy with this drone, and I expect to spend a lot of time outdoors flying it around. Especially since it also has helped get my son outside with me and having fun.

My son loves this drone. The video is really good for this level of drone. It can zoom. It has two cameras lenses, one of them rotates 90 degrees. The batteries have little lights indicating when it needs charging, and also when charging is complete. The case is SO NICE! We had a problem with one of the batteries, and the seller was great about helping us get it fixed.

First off, I am a novice at flying drones. Flew them once or twice with varying success. This drone, the X15 Drone with Camera for Adults 4K, Foldable FPV Drones, RC Quadcopter Multirotors with 5G under performed in everything.First thing noticed was the fact that the batteries say AAA for the remote, but actually require AA. then the remote did not work, not even turn on or anything. so you have another option which is an app on your mobile device. Down loaded it, got it to sync with the drone with ease. Now had to take it to a local park since didn't have enough room to fly it around my house. It took off and landed a couple of times, though the drone would not react to controls on the app all the time. possibly 25 percent of the time it would drift back towards me, the rest of the time it would just spin in circles then try to roll. it would list to the left extremely back and fail to respond to any control at that point.But the part that really made me question the X-15 was the fact it was on a short cut grass field, possibly 1 inch cut at the highest. and the Drone would/could not pull itself up under full power, I literally had to move it to a baseball field to get it to rise. Oh and the motors ceased to work after the 20-25thth lift off and caused the drone to bend four blades. I would not recommend this to anyone.

Video is definitely not 4k, good drone to learn to fly with. Not good in wind, controller not great joy stick sticks after first week.

Looking for a quality product at an affordable price? Our latest offering may not have established itself as a top-tier option just yet, but it's certainly worth the price. We're constantly working to improve and provide the best value for our customers. Give it a try and see for yourself!

Pretty cool piece. It takes a bit to get used to and really fun. As I was learning, I lost my first 2. My third, had a motor go bad. With communication with the vendor, I was sent a replacement. Will purchase upgrade in the future.

First, safety: Keep the drone away from you and other people. There are no blade guards and the blades are big enough to hurt you if you hit yourself or others with the drone. If you have never flown a drone before, start off in a big field with no trees nearby and be sure there is little or no wind.This drone uses a single cell battery so in order to fly well, it must be light weight. The good news is it has a reasonable amount of power considering it's modest battery and motors. The bad news is it gets blown around a fair amount in the wind. I'm an experienced pilot so I flew it for the first time in my front yard with lots of trees and about a 10 MPH wind. I wouldn't recommend this if you have never flown before or if you are a novice.The transmitter defaults to the lowest rates and I quickly found that low rates did not have enough directional control to maneuver in the wind. It took full stick deflection just to keep the drone steady. I clicked it up to the highest rate setting, which was good for me and I was able to control it even in the high wind but it would be very twitchy to a novice at this setting. So start off with no wind and the lowest rate (speed) setting. You can progress from there as you gain some stick time.The drone will do some automated aerobatics like flips and rolls but be sure to be high enough (manual states >7 feet high) when you do this and also be sure there are no obstacles or people nearby. One caution is the button to do flips does not require much pressure. I accidentally bumped it twice during my test flight. Also be aware that this drone does not have GPS flight control so although it self levels, you are flying it. It's not like a more expensive DJI where you can let go of the sticks and it will just hover in place regardless of the wind. The wind will blow it around so you need to actively fly it.One cool feature is you can fly this with the controller or with your cell phone. I found it harder to fly with the cell phone because you have no tactile feel of the sticks but it is doable. You can switch control between the phone and controller, although I did not find this to work reliably so I would not recommend it. One nice feature is you can tilt the camera up or down from the remote and you can start and stop recording remotely from your phone. The phone holder is secure and I had no worry of the phone falling out but the phone obscured the buttons on the top row of the controller, which control the trim, mode and camera tilt. Speaking of the trim, I found that it wasn't persistent. After I adjusted it for a level hover with no drift with the sticks off, it would stay but then one I started flying the trim would be off again. I had more success by landing, putting the drone on a level surface and doing the gyro calibration by holding both sticks to the lower right. Then it held that setting.The drone features auto-takeoff and auto-landing. I found that it was better to manually land because I needed to steer the drone to a level landing. This may not be the case if there is no wind but I didn't have that luxury during the test flight.Don't expect a DJI like flight experience from a $99 drone. As previously mentioned, this drone has no GPS so if it is windy, the wind will blow it around and you must manually correct for that. That said, if your budget is limited, there aren't a lot of options under $100 that record 4K so this becomes more attractive.

it is a good drone love it it good for any one if your buying it for some one it is great love it r stars