Review on ImmersionRC Vortex 150 Mini Racing by Alexander Morgan

I have several Micro quadcopters and Mavic Pro, but this is my first mini quadcopter. Along with this quad I bought a FrSky XSR receiver and some Tattu 850mah 4S. I had no trouble installing the RCVR and all I had to do was tape the props on. In total it took about 45 minutes. Shortly thereafter I was in the air. As you can see, I don't have any other mini devices to compare, but here's my opinion from a beginner's perspective: Pro's: CostSimplicityOSD programming (no PC connection required) Spare parts (haven't tested yet) The camera is pretty good. Low light sensitivity is also good, although not for its intended purpose. minor problem. After mine broke I replaced it with one from another project. Not enough color choices for plastic frames. The guide could have been a bit more detailed on what to expect after the first run, but immersion support was quick to answer my questions. Good forum support. I can not think of anything else! Those are pretty small nits. I've since ordered an 850mah 3s battery to fly a little smoother. I didn't listen to what others said. live and learn Good flight!