Review on 🚀 EMAX Nanohawk BNF 65mm FPV Racing Drone: Ultra Light Micro Whoop for Beginners, Ideal for Both Indoor & Outdoor Use by Blanca Spahn

First of all, this is not your first exclamation. It has a very good power-to-weight ratio and is not the best choice for your first whoop. I'm not saying it can't be, but it's not a blade guard and just kissing the wall will throw the blade off somewhere and bend it. Once bent they will never be right again so they can be replaced. I switched mine to Gemfan with 3 blades. They are much stiffer and don't come off as easily. I also flashed it with a Mockingbird and Emyflight tune and it's now the best 65mm plane I've ever flown. The original tune in Betaflight is good, but doesn't say much. Love the fact that the Emax came with 48kHz ESC firmware which gives very good flight times. This machine was also flashed with JESC firmware at 96 kHz, which gives a little more flight time. Not all whoops can handle this, for example my Tinyhawk had major problems with it when I tried. Play the tune of a mockingbird with props that will no doubt be your favorite 65mm lens.