Review on 🌊 150M Tether Titan Professional Underwater Drone ROV AUV Robot | 4K UHD Action Camera | Remote Control | Real-time Streaming | Undersea Detection | Viewing, Recording, Fishing, Salvage Work | 150M Titan by Darin Marshall

Several upgrades over time have made this drone much better than before. The company solves problems very quickly. If you've read this post before, read it now with the latest updates October 15, 2019 LAST UPDATE (10/15)** An iOS app update has fixed some important issues! Now you can easily download pictures and videos to your phone in the app. This was a problem before and is now fixed. ** You can easily delete pictures from the drone with your iOS device **. Images can be saved with or without data overlay, which is a big improvement. The result of these recent fixes makes this a very durable underwater drone and definitely one of the best in the world. It's capable of working at much greater depths than many others, and when you pick it up you can tell it's designed for harsh conditions. It's a tank! Another amazing thing is the installation of the whole case. The case is very well made and holds all the utensils. (See photo) The picture quality is good and the images come out very clear. (See attachment) My list of feature requests for the team now: 1. Have a map view so I can see where I am, where I started. It's easy to get lost.2. The Wi-Fi feed is a bit jumpy at times - I wish it was as smooth as my DJI3 feed. Make the UX for accessing images and videos better/more obvious. Rather than hiding it in the drone controls submenu (which took a while to find) I would suggest adding it to the main screen instead of the screen used to launch the drone. I also want to see real image and video thumbnails, not static squares. (Sounds like an idea, but it might not be fully implemented.) Also, don't use fake placeholder images for the drone local and device local sections. This confuses me and makes me think I took photos when in fact I didn't. Just a view showing Airborne Drone and Phone Memory would be easier to understand.4. Create a take to fly 1ft (or whatever) off the ground and adjust the depth as you move. Home Commando 6. Have a handle or strap for lowering into the water. Using a cable seems like a bad idea. In the meantime I'll probably make my own. Notes: - The company has responded to my post, which shows they care about making a great product! They took the feedback well and can use the software to improve over time. This is a very well built system! Very dense and strong! I've seen others who aren't. If you need access to deep water, this is your best choice!