Best drone to buy under $150? JJPRO X3 HAX review
I often got the question "which is the best drone to buy under $150", my usual answer is depending on what you look for. If you want a racing drone you should skip over this review, but if you need a nice cruising drone with full HD camera and GPS positioning system, the JJPRO X3 HAX is a good choice.
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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...
JJRC H55 Tracker, GPS drone under $100
As in 2017 the favorites under $100 were the selfie drones, I think in 2018 it will be the ones with GPS positioning system like this JJRC H55 Tracker.
In addition to the common features (like headless mode and alt-hold), the JJRC H55 has precise GPS assisted one key return to home aka RTH. From now on you don't need to...
Baby Elfie review: Smaller, more versatile JJRC H37
Following the great success of the H37 sElfie drone, JJRC announced a more compact version with innovative one-handed gyro control. The newer generation JJRC H37 Mini Baby Elfie is about 2 cm shorter and 16 grams lighter than its predecessor.
While the first generation of Elfie drones featured only APP control, the Mini Baby Elfie comes with dual control mode...
JJRC H51 Rocket overview: Features and specs
Lately, most of the toy drone manufactures began to introduce more and more strange concepts: flying Eggs, Cubes, Christmas threes but, no flying pizzas - why? :D. Adopting "Rocket" shape design, the JJRC H51 seems like to be one of them.
Although at first look you could find attractive the design of JJRC H51 Rocket, I don't understood its purpose. It...
JJRC JJPRO X3 HAX: Entry level brushless GPS drone
JJRC's deluxe department, called JJPRO, announced recently their first entry level brushless GPS drone. With a price tag of $150, seems like the JJRC X3 HAX will be a bestseller this Christmas.
Brush-less motors against brushed ones offers more trust as failure ratio is less possible. They also provide more lifting power and accurate control.
Thanks to the GPS positioning system,...
Cheap drones for Christmas 2017: JJRC H66 and JJRC H67
Like me, probably everyone wants to be the "cool guy" which offers the best Christmas gifts. These days, toy drones became affordable and widely available, also very popular among the kids. Honestly, being a parent, I prefer to give my child a drone with which he can play outside rather than a video game that keeps him in the...
JJRC H38WH quadcopter with removable arms
Although, at first look, the removable arms of this JJRC H38WH quadcopter seems to be only a marking trick in my opinion, it also have few practical advantages. When it comes about storing and transportation of a drone, the modular design is definitely helpful.
In front of the aircraft is located a 2MP camera with wide angle lens (120 degree FOV).
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JJPRO X2 brushless quad for newbies
JJPRO JJRC X2 - cheap drone with brushless motors
Following the success of their first brushless quadcopter, JJRC announced this weekend a new model called JJPRO X2. Compared to its predecessor, this X2 drone comes with headless flight mode but still doesn't feature altitude hold.
The JJRC X1 was the first brushless quadcopter under $100. I reviewed that model by myself and I...
JJRC H37 Elfie quadcopter review
Usually, selfie drones like this JJRC H37 Elfie are very expensive gadgets. Although the design of the JJRC Elfie is very similar to the one ZeroTech Dobby has, they are from a completely different league. Is a bit exaggerated to categorize the H37 as a selfie quadcopter.
In 2016, most of the major drone manufactures, like Yuneec and DJI, announced...
JJRC H23 drone car in-depth review
Recently, JJRC announced their H23 drone car. It is basically the SY X25 but with a much nicer design. Notably, both models can be easily switched from ground to air operation. Practically you can drive the JJRC H23 like a car and then fly it like any other drone. The kids will love this feature for sure.
The 2-in-1 concept offered by...