Review on 🚁 HASAKEE Q8 FPV Drone with Camera: Perfect RC Drones for Kids & Adults, Quadcopter with Yellow Light, Altitude Hold, Gravity Sensor, Remote Control - Ideal Gifts for Boys and Girls by Jackie Morales

This is a fun little drone that seems like a good choice for a beginner in the sport who wants something inexpensive and not too difficult to master. fully assembled. You need to charge the battery with the included USB cable. The wall box is not included, so hopefully you have a wall box for your phone or computer with a USB port that you can use. After charging (approx. an hour with a completely empty battery), it is inserted into the body of the drone. The battery weighs more than the rest of the drone, but when fully charged, the drone only lasts 7-8 minutes. As with any aircraft, flight time is always dependent on the weight of the fuel and how much you can transport efficiently. I'm pretty sure that battery size was part of the design limits for the 4 small motors that provide thrust. this thing, otherwise you might be disappointed. The controller seems fairly easy to use, with symbols instead of words on the various buttons. You will definitely want to read the quick start guide to understand what each button does, as there are many buttons and some functions are not obvious. The controller also has two joysticks (right and left) that do different things. - The left joystick moves the drone up and down while the right stick moves it forward and backward. Each joystick rotates the drone in flight. The left one makes a tight turn and the right one makes the drone fly right or left. What I love about this drone is that it has built-in programming that takes off and lands automatically. Just push a button and it will rise above the ground at about chest height (mine) and hover there until you tell it to go higher or fly somewhere. If you press the same button during flight, the drone will land. There is also a button that makes the drone spin or spin in the air. It also has a camera that captures photos and videos. There is an application for Android. Phones that allow you to control the drone in other ways. You can draw a course on the screen or use your phone's gestures to change direction. I'm not sure if there is an iPhone version of the app or not. You should watch some videos that explain how it all works. The manual contains QR codes that you can scan to access. I definitely recommend you to watch the video. Overall, this is a fun and capable little drone. It is not designed for heavy use and cannot fly for long periods of time without charging. But it comes with spare screws if you have an accident and the original screws break. I think this is a good way to learn some of the skills you need to be a decent drone pilot without going broke. Please let me know if you found anything in my review helpful.