Drones

DJI is going even smaller this time with the Neo, a pint-sized drone that can take off from the palm of your hand.

Rules on how, when, and where to fly a drone are in effect. Here’s what you need to know before you take to the skies.

If you’ve ever wanted to peer through a headset to see what a DJI drone sees up in the air, the Avata may be exactly what you’re looking for.

Until you actually fly a drone, you have no idea how amazing it is to have one around. Although some people use them strictly for entertainment purposes, I decided I wanted a better look at my property from the only angle I hadn’t seen it yet: up above. The Yuneec Typhoon G drone for Gopro cameras is easy to set up, fun to fly, and I’m in love with the solid 1080p footage of our property.    

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.

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!

   Are you a drone hobbyist? If so, how do you know which drone to choose? There are certainly no shortage of drones out there to choose among, so If you’re not always sure which one is best for the hobby flier, then click on through and we’ll try to find an answer for you!

Today I have a triple threat drone review for you. All 3 models are Protocol quadcopters, and they vary in size from the hockey puck sized Neo Mini Drone, to the next size up Slipstream Evo, to the camera equipped Dronium III. Click through and read on for my full drone analysis.

If you’ve been eagerly awaiting the launch of the brand new DJI Phantom 4 Quadcopter Drone, then wait no more, it’s finally here! And lucky me—over the last couple of days I’ve been fortunate enough to have a sample for testing. I know that for some of you, reviews are extremely important, so here is my full report. Let me just give you one little hint: this drone does not disappoint. Read on for all the info and to see how the Phantom 4 performed during testing. 

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.