Walkera Rodeo Racing Drone Devo Review

Decent entry level racing drone that introduces you to clean flying. But for a durable racing drone, that's not very good. You can't even upgrade parts of it, except for Walkera's own parts (learned the hard way). Now I stay away from Walkera junk. Devo7 is also very difficult to use and set up. If you're looking for something to help you get started with just flying and build your own drones in the future then you should get this, but if I could I'd rather buy a kit and learn like me build my…

Just received mine today. I wish it was my first. I also have a witch 210, I'm much harder to fly, I'd happily trade them for other 110 r&r parts and easy to buy. Revain sells all the parts for this thing. My 210 was mine first and I still fly it because 110 is the same. You will fly this thing forever! Decided I would revisit this thing after flying it for a month and it's still amazing. I fly every day and this thing can take a heck of a lot. Hit a tree, just spin the propeller and fly away…

Great little Intermediate/Beginner drone. This was my first drone and the learning curve was much steeper than the more expensive options; After training at Rodeo I was able to fly the best DJI/Video drones with ease. Dropping it 8ft straight onto the pavement would result in minor scratches on the carbon fiber landing legs. FPV video quality is pretty good for the price range, with minimal judder and noise. The camera is also adjustable. I would recommend getting at least a backup battery and…