Tinyhawk 3 Freestyle RTF Kit Ready To Fly ELRS Analog FPV Drone Mini Racing Quadcopter Durable Carbon Fiber Frame with Controller and Goggles for Beginners

it is fast! it is very durable and it flies smooth I crashed it 5 times and it is fine! good fpv drone it handles pretty well the video resolution is great it is very fun and immersive it is easy to use but I would say it lacks on instructions

Very sturdy built to take crashes.

I wanted to love this. The drone itself sounds great, controller is good, and the screen looks nice on the head set, but how on earth are human eyes supposed to focus on that head set? There are no optics, just a single screen at most about 1.5 inches from your eyes. Go ahead and hold your phone sideways 1.5 in in front of your eyes right now, how's that focus? Because that's exactly what this expects from your eyes. Completely useless headset. So I can fly it normal, but that's not why I bought this. Oh and I have better than 20/20 vision and don't wear glasses.

This drone was great for two days, but then it wouldn't lift off the ground. Had to return it and will be looking for a new drone.

1. Lack of Instructions in the box 2. No obvious way to turn off the motors (set the BetaFlight min throttle to 1000 and still didn't work) 3. White balance for camera makes late afternoon flying difficult 4. Batt terminal crimp pulled from wire on plug 5. Lack of finders beeper 6. Goggles are difficult to get eye focus on, even fully extended with reading glasses 7. Missing Correct Allen wrench to secure the blades on the drone I have been enjoying the drone quite a bit. The power and performance are quite amazing as well as the distance for FPV. Putting the blades on, and getting the drone setup to run was very straight forward (although no instructions came with the drone so check your blades to ensure they are spinning the correct direction). The Allen wrench that came with the drone is the wrong one to put in the screws for the blades (2.5mm worked for me) A few things to note. I wear +1.5 reading glasses and even younger eyes couldn't focus on the screen (yes there are extension on the side of the goggles, but it remains a very close distance. We ended up running the screen on a tripod mount to be able to see the displayed numbers) Take some time to get to know BetaFlight, as there are a lot of setting to dial in how you like to fly. I was not able to turn off the motors unless I hit the safety switch. A rough landing can leave the blades spinning against a hard object and quickly chew the blades up. So be ready with the kill switch! The camera does struggle with white balance during the end of the day, giving bias to a bright sky rather than the ground. So flying during the golden-hour you'll lose a lot of detail on the ground. No finder beep, as far as I know. So tall grass can result in a bit of an easter egg hunt to find the drone. Controls are smooth and very powerful in response to throttle inputs. I would hesitate to suggest this being a 'first time flyer' machine due to the speed and lack of blade protection. A huge bonus was it is very easy to connect up to the computer and run simulators on the included controller, which is also the charging port Three stars for the following reasons: 1. Lack of Instructions in the box 2. No obvious way to turn off the motors (set the BetaFlight min throttle to 1000 and still didn't work) 3. White balance for camera makes late afternoon flying difficult 4. Batt terminal crimp pulled from wire on plug 5. Lack of finders beeper 6. Goggles are difficult to get eye focus on, even fully extended with reading glasses 7. Missing Correct Allen wrench to secure the blades on the drone Don't get me wrong its a great little drone with a ton of positives, the blades are very strong, but so are the motors and even in a split second of a 'rough landing' the drone will try and murder those blades very quickly.