Makerfire Quadcopter Beginners Altitude Headless Review

bought 2 as gifts to friends. trying to get them into the FPV/Tinywhoop flying scene. A great starter kit to find out if you like this hobby or not without breaking the bank.

I love this little guy, bought mainly for indoor flying, he is more maneuverable than anyone, the build quality is very good, everything is connected, so You can easily upgrade engines. Buy more batteries now. The screen is a bit small with a rather grainy resolution, but it's still pretty darn fun and not nearly as bad as some say. Remember it's all in one at a great price!

I can't believe they packed all this technology into a plane that weighs less than an ounce and costs less than $100 including goggles, transmitters, batteries and chargers for all devices. I found it very easy to fly the quadcopter while looking through the goggles (included) rather than looking directly at the quadcopter.

Great drone for FPV beginners. Use indoors and outdoors. Very fun to fly in the park or backyard. Indoors on a rainy day. It is very light so any wind will push it. You can tell when the battery is almost empty, the video stream starts to break up. The glasses are easy to set up with a one button scan feature that works well. I slammed this thing into a wall, a ceiling fan, a dog, more trees than I can count. It still works just as well as the day I received it.

I bought this drone, Red Pawz Red E011 and Eachines R013 Red Pepper. Of the three, this drone performs best. The secret lies in the altitude hold function that allows a beginner or child to fly. We also have 2 Pro Whoops Snapper 6 and 7 and this drone is by far the most interesting for the money. It won't be able to fly as fast as a pro, but the improved control and pre-programmed acrobatics make me feel like a pro right away. A one-star review of the non-flying drone couldn't be further from…

That's definitely a lot for the price. Product includes: brushed quadcopter, transmitter, box style FPV goggles, extra props, stickers, mini Philips screwdriver, 1S lipo and goggles and battery charger. Quadcopter: This is a brushed horn sized quadcopter with a camera, video transmitter and LED indicators. Altitude mode works great. Transmitter: very simple, ergonomic and intuitive. Glasses: Boxed glasses, impressive clarity (almost better than my Fatshark HD3), easy channel search and manual…