DJI Mavic Mini review: Your Everyday FlyCam!
After countless of rumors and speculation, the DJI Mavic Mini was finally revealed officially on 30th of October. FirstQuadcotper is between the first drone review blogs which had the luck to receive the Mavic Arya for an in-depth analysis. Every new DJI drone comes with its own slogan, the smallest member of the Mavic series has 'Fly as you...
FuriBee GT 215MM review & ratings
There are hundreds of racing drones capable of high speeds, so what makes the FuriBee GT 215MM Fire Dancer different? My plan is to discover and reveal in my review all the pros and cons of this drone.
FuriBee's GT series has 3 different sized models. The smallest one is the FuriBee GT 90, which is suitable for both indoor and...
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...
RushFPV Blade F722 V2 digital flight stack
Looking for a versatile and easy-to-use flight controller stack for your next digital FPV drone? Check out the RushFPV F722 V2 + 5A ESC Stack which has just been released and seems a reliable option. The biggest advantage of this flight stack is that it requires minimal soldering due to the onboard connectors. This modular design is also great...
GOFly-RC Scorpion review: Initial setup, Test flight & Ratings
The GOFly Scorpion is, without question, the Best FPV Drone that GOFly-RC has ever produced (yet). In our review, Let's discover how good a $200 racing drone can be!
Besides FPV drones, GOFly provides a wide range of related accessories for RC enthusiasts. On their website, you can find almost any part you need to build your own racing quadcopter,...
XK X252 Shuttle quadcopter review
I read somewhere that XK Innovations is a "deluxe" division of WLToys. Indeed, on first look, the XK X252 quadcopter has a pretty nice design and comes with many features. Only its attractive price is apart from a "deluxe" product, so I'm expecting to discover only positive things about this quad during my review.
The XK brand started to become...
Aomway 1/3 camera review: CCD, 650TVL, OSD and Mic
With the Aomway 1/3 CCD 650TVL, you get more than a simple camera. Its OSD allows you to monitor the elapsed flight time and battery voltage. Frankly, in the case of FPV flights, these two are the most important telemetry information. It is critical to know if you have enough craft to return and land.
Aomway was founded in 2011 and,...
VIFLY Cam Switcher review: Two FPV cameras on one drone
In a nutshell the VIFLY Cam Switcher is a tiny device which allows you to toggle between two video inputs remotely from your transmitter. For example, in addition to the frontal camera you will be able to install a second camera on rear of the belly. If you search on YouTube for "CheaterKwad" you will find some really cool...
Walksnail Avatar HD Pro review
Last week, Caddx's sub-brand Walksnail officially released their second generation digital FPV system. Our Avatar HD Pro review covers features, specs, wiring, and low-light performance.
A few years ago, DJI introduced the world's first HD digital video transmission system intended for consumer FPV drones. Caddx was the first brand to join the platform and provide compatible cameras and VTXs. Last...
Eachine TX01 and TX02 micro FPV camera review
A few weeks ago, when I reviewed Eachine's first AIO FPV camera, I was surprised by its small size. Now they did it again, the Eachine TX01 and TX02 are even smaller. These two new FPV cameras are specially designed for small brushed drones. Through the TX01 FPV camera, it seems that finally Eachine managed to offer a direct competitor for the popular FX797T...
XK DETECT X380: A cheap DJI Phantom alternative
I received some useful critiques on the RC Groups forum regarding my previous quadcopter review and thanks for this. I kindly ask all my readers, in case they find incorrect facts or just some mistyped words in my XK X380 review or in any of my articles to notice me. I never claimed that I'm a professional writer or a quadcopter specialist but I'm...