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NEHEME NH330

NEHEME NH330 Drone Review

Buying the first drone to learn how to fly is always a big decision. You do not know whether to go for a highly priced Potensic, DJI or Holy Stone, or to find the cheapest one in the market. Mostly, people want to start with something cheap and then after they cut their teeth in flying drones, they get a bigger one. If you are a beginner pilot or you want to get your kids started in the drone hobby, you might want to try the NEHEME NH 330 drone.

This is a small, actually, a nano drone. However, unlike many small drones that we review here, it does not come with a camera, which we think is a downside. In this age, everyone wants to get a footing in aerial photography. In any case, many mini drones, even some within this low price range come with cameras, albeit low-resolution ones.

Apart from that one downside, this pocket drone checks many boxes. Keep reading as we look at its features and technical details in the upcoming sections.
NEHEME NH330
NEHEME NH330 Drone Review

COOAU FX-9P

COOAU FX-9P Drone Review

If you are looking for a reasonably priced drone with a camera for adults, you might want to read this COOAU FX-9P review. In the review, we are going to reveal important things such as the flight time per battery, the GPS functions (if any), safety functions, camera quality and many more.

Before you buy a drone, it is best to know some of the “serious” downsides about it. For instance, the FX-9P does not come with a gimbal.

Your videos might appear a bit distorted especially if there is wind. Also, some people have reported experiencing issues when calibrating the drone, although this is for a few isolated cases.

Keep reading to see the features and functions of the 9P drone.
COOAU FX-9P
COOAU FX-9P Drone Review

Tucok 011 Drone

Tucok 011 Review

The Tucok 011 comes with a remote controller that has an LCD display. It also comes with brushless motors and level 5-wind resistance. If you would like an advanced drone to get you into the flying hobby and you do not want to spend a lot of money on popular names such as DJI, get this one.

Besides, the overall control range for this drone is quite long. Even if you are an advanced drone pilot, you will find the 011 very exciting and you probably won’t outgrow it, unless you want a racing drone. As your aerial camera of choice, you will find that it can capture stunning footage, all conditions being right.

There is a small downside to be aware of. For instance, it has a laser camera for obstacle avoidance. However, you have to install it by following the instructions in the user manual. This is a small bother, but some people find it confusing.

Keep reading as we look at the features and flight functions of the Tucok drone.

Tucok 011 Drone
Tucok 011 Review

Holy Stone HS360

Holy Stone HS360 Review

In this Holy Stone HS360 drone review, you will see the features and flight function of this drone, before you can buy it.

Since 2014, Holy Stone has been making cheap consumer drones that have been revolutionizing the way we take aerial footage.

Today, we can say that HS plays in almost the same league as DJI and Potensic. Buying a drone from a good brand name gives you confidence that you are getting a good item, because they have a reputation to protect.

Are there any downsides that you should be aware of before buying? Not really. There have been complaints that it is a bit challenging to connect an iPhone with the drone because the smartphone holder does not seem to hold iPhones very well. However, this seems to be an isolated case.
Holy Stone HS360
Holy Stone HS360 Review

FLYHAL FX1

FLYHAL FX1 Review

People who have used the FLYHAL FX1 drone say that it is one of the best deals within the $200 price range. However, it takes much more than the price to make a good drone. So, here, we are going to do a deep review of the FX1 and see whether it is a good investment.

FLYHAL makes many drones, such as the F111 Mini Drone and E69. However, what really sets the FX1 apart from the other models is that it looks like the MJX Bugs 16 Pro drone. Only the color and the price are different, with the Bugs 16 Pro coming in gray color while the FX1 is black.

Before you get to know the features and the flight functions of this drone, you need to know there is a learning curve. Thus, if this is your first quadcopter, you will need to take it slow at first so that you can learn how to use the camera, and how to fly it.

There are no propeller guards. You need to be extra careful because a crash could ruin the blades.

Keep reading to see the other features that this quadcopter comes with.

FLYHAL FX1
FLYHAL FX1 Review

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