Drones

Come fly with me today as I examine the amazing LaTrax Alias Quadcopter Drone. I can't say I love this drone as much as the Parrot Mambo that I recently reviewed, but if you're a serious drone enthusiast with piloting skills to match, then you're almost guaranteed to enjoy the Alias immensely. It's not the easiest drone to control at times, but it's sure rewarding when you begin to get the hang of it. Click through to read on.

The DJI Mavic Air 2 is a quadcopter drone that's so fun to fly. With no learning curve, anyone can pick up this drone and capture amazing photos and video.

Just in time for summer, the new Mavic Air 2 from DJI is a fantastic drone for photography and outdoor fun; and wouldn't you love a chance to win one in this contest.

When you have a drone, the possibilities for fun are endless. Here's a look at photography drones, drones designed for fun, and other types you can choose.

It’s supposed to be easier to fly a smaller drone because of the limitations imposed by its size, which is exactly where the Wingsland S6 fits in.

You will now be able to use two new accessories compatible with your DJI Avata: the Goggles Integra and RC Motion 2 Controller.

The new DJI Mini 2 has been launched, and this blog announcement will tell you all about this new drone and its many amazing features. Read on!

Propel's Star Wars Tie Fighter Quadcopter Drone is a fan's dream and allows you to even battle other drone owners! Check it out.

Anyone with an interest in hobby drones is sure to want to read this review. It's of the all-new Parrot Mambo drone, which takes the entire concept of hobby drones to a whole new level. This thing has a canon that shoots small BB shot (gently), a grabber claw mechanism that can pick up small objects, and the obligatory built-in camera. It's a small, lightweight drone that doesn't try to compete with professional photography drones, but is still super fun! Click through and read on if you love flying & having fun!

Flying a drone in Canada is now based on tighter rules and regulations that are already in effect, raising questions on where and when you do have clearance to take to the skies.