Drones
My Review of the LaTrax Alias Quadcopter Drone
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 new DJI Neo can fly from the palm of your...
DJI is going even smaller this time with the Neo, a pint-sized drone that can take off from the palm of your hand.
DJI Mavic 3 Pro is the first drone with 3 cameras
DJI is back again with a pair of new drones in the Mavic 3 Pro and Mavic 3 Pro Cine, bringing three cameras onboard for the first time ever.
DJI Avata drone gets new goggles and controller
You will now be able to use two new accessories compatible with your DJI Avata: the Goggles Integra and RC Motion 2 Controller.
Where can you fly a drone in Canada?
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.
Enter for a chance to win the new DJI Mavic Air...
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.
Bigly Brothers E59 Mark III GPS drone review
Looking for an entry level drone? The Bigly Brothers E59 features obstacle avoidance so you don't hit objects as you learn to fly.
Not all drones are made for everyone, except the DJI Neo caters just as much to those who have no experience piloting one.
DJI Neo drone review
CES 2016: Parrot flies Bebop 2 drone
Parrot has already shown its latest fixed wing Disco drone at CES this year, but there’s also the Bebop 2, a successor to the company’s previous quadcopter that came to Canada last year. Parrot did a neat synchronized demo with about eight of the drones at the company’s booth. A smaller frame and more capable flying mechanics make this an interesting unit.
Which Drone is Right for You: Hobbyist
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!