DJI Spark Quadcopter Fly More Combo, Alpine White

Combo package contains two batteries and included a bag for accessories only thing I did not like actual drone polystyrene box there should be a proper drone carrier bag.

Amazing drone

Chegou em perfeito estado, antes do prazo... Lindo produto. Melhor do que eu esperava. Porém a descrição dizia que viria homologado, mas o distribuidor avisou que era um erro nessa descrição, eu tive a opção de não querer mais o produto. Optei em ficar pelo custo benefício. E ainda comprei pelo Meliuz.

The DJI Spark was a great buy. I bought it for my husband's birthday and it was a great surprise! Being the winter months, we took it canoeing down the river and managed to get fantastic footage and aerial views we did not have access to before. Priced well below other DJI models, this is enough for a short adventure, to make great memories and get a different viewpoint while you do the things/ activities you love. I would advise though that one battery is not enough - you should have at least 2. Also, the propellers face wear and tear quite easily, especially if you are flying the drone surrounded by nature, strong winds and more. Always have spare propellers for sure. It does come with spares, but we bought additional spares which came in handy. The battery life isn't spectacular. It may say 16 minutes, but realistically you will not get that. However, 12 minutes thereabouts of battery life isn't too bad. The battery did last less in winter, when the cold and the weather drained the battery faster - let's see how it fares in summer. But so far, love it. DJI is known for their drones, and honestly, I would not trust any other brand for a drone. Quality is always better than spending less but getting shitty camera footage.

First and foremost, since I have bought this product, the listing has changed to include an "18G" sd card, which is neither pictured, nor something I have ever seen before. It goes from 16 to 32 from what I've ever seen in my life. FISHY... Now, onto the actual product review. This little drone is an absolute joy. I have a Hubsan 501s that I purchased from Amazon as well 2 years back to learn how to fly a drone before jumping into the more expensive range. I mention this so I can make a comparison and accentuate how great the spark is. My 501s is the second I bought, because at 70ft a gust of wind blew it away and I never saw it again. No drone is 100% safe from flyaways, but this of course was a massive letdown when I contacted the company's facebook reps and got left on "read." While the 501 also uses GPS, it is nowhere near as stable as the spark's. The spark can hang where you leave it extremely well, even up to a certain point when the wind is intense. I'd almost trust it to take a picture more steadily than an actual person holding a camera; it's that solid. The bundle I bought included the spark, 2 batteries, the battery charge hub and cables which allows for 3 batteries to be charged at once, a shoulder bag, a styrofoam case for the spark, prop guards, and a set of extra props. If you buy all these things separately, you will spend way more than if you buy a fly more combo. I recommend purchasing a third battery, maybe even a fourth. I believe the drone can be operated solely with the remote, but you won't be able to see what the camera sees, of course. The expected setup for your drone is to have either a phone or a tablet hooked up to it either via wifi or an otg cable (get the cable, seriously it's about 7 bucks and makes it so much easier) but you can fly it with a phone only as well. Again, the optimal setup is controller + phone. Wifi has a more limited range so visibility of the camera on screen might get a drop much more quickly than a cable connection from the remote to the phone will. The wifi setup is a little odd, but completely useable. For me with a cable, the startup procedure goes: turn on the remote, turn on the spark, wait a few seconds, then plug the controller cable into the phone. It'll open the dji go app (required for use with a phone or controller+phone setup) and it's typically smooth sailing from there. If it doesn't immediately work, unplugging and replugging usually gets it to work. It's important to remember the conditions of operation, that is, the weather when flying your device. A cloudy day might cause interference. I personally flew my spark up on a day where fog was absolutely intense, I'm talking you can't see past 3 or 4 cars in front of you, and it got up to 100ft before the signal lost stability. At that point my heart started to race because it wasn't responding, and I thought, "there goes $500 bucks" but then suddenly the voice on the phone says, "landing" and I just watched with my jaw on the floor as the spark brought itself down. At about 20ft I was able to take control of the craft and land it manually, but it was fantastic that almost as quickly as I lost control, it sent the drone into a landing. Lesson learned, don't fly without clear skies, or mostly clear skies. Battery life depends on how hard you push the drone. I typically get from 12-15 mins from a battery. There is a sport mode on the drone which is meant more for fast flying in order to get you to the spot you want to shoot video or pictures of, not for taking pictures or videos although you can still do it in sport mode. Charging is done either with the hub or directly with a usb cable connected to the drone, but that method is much slower. SOMETHING TO REMEMBER: I forget the reason why, but these batteries need a short cooldown period before you charge them. I tried to charge immediately after use and got a red light on the hub, which is an error message. I thought it was a defect, but it is not. Give the batteries 5-10 mins to cool off then you can charge them. The camera itself is very nice in my opinion. Though it is limited to 1080p and 30fps, I'm only ever really watching the footage on a phone, so it's more than fine for me. It isn't meant for big cinematic videos, but you can still get great shots. The gimbal is only 2 axis, not 3, so that is something to keep in mind as well. This is DJI's beginner drone, and it shows, but that is in no way a negative for the spark. It lacks the camera features, the battery life, and in some people's opinion, the portability of one of its bigger siblings like the pro which can fold up. However, for the price and what you do get straight out of the box, you're way better off getting this in order to learn to fly a drone than getting one of the cheaper alternatives that you might have more difficulty controlling due to inferior GPS or quality of the build. I spent over $500 on my 2 hubsans, and after using the spark, the one I have left is permanently grounded. It feels loose and less maneuverable, and I don't see a reason to go back to it. I could have spent that money on a spark from the beginning and gotten a better experience out of it, so think carefully about choosing to go with something cheaper. The drone does include gesture controls and some preset flight modes, but I have not used these yet so I won't comment on them. I prefer to have full control of the drone and can do anything these modes can do manually, so I don't see myself using them later on either. All in all, it's a great product. There's a learning curve at the start, but there's hundreds of tutorial videos on youtube to help with that. Good luck and fly safe!

It's amazing what you can get for under $1000 with drones these days. At $629 ( for the basic done ) or $1000 for the fly more combo ( Which has 1 x Remote Controller, 1 x Propeller Guard set, 4 pairs x Quick Release Propellers, 2 x Intelligent Flight Battery, 1 x Battery Charging Hub, 1 x Shoulder Bag ) it is amazing Value. This thing is also so small, about half the size of the mavic. You can get about 50Km/h in sport mode, which is very fast, and the battery is *upto* 16 minutes flight time. In Australia make you get the CASA 'Can i fly here' app ( available on web as well for pre-planning ) as it is very important to drone properly ) eg only fly upto 120m ( which doesn't sound like much, but when you get up there with your drone it is very high ) and restricted areas ( within 5km of airports etc ) This has a 2 axis gimble ( Mavic has 3 axis ) which performs great. Video are stable and look amazing. The video resolution is Full HD ( 1080p ) ( Mavic is capable of 4K ) which for most people looking to get this drone will be more than adequate Definitely recommend the RC Controller, without it ( and just using your phone ) you can only 100m, while with the remote it extends that out to 2km ( though you still need to be able to have line of sight as per the casa guidelines ) Extra batteries are also well worth it, to extend your flying time Maybe the only thing that would be better with the charging hub would be for it to charge all the batteries at the same. Unfortunately it only charges one at a time, which is a bit annoying. You can get charging hubs that charge all batteries at the same time ( much quicker charging ) for about $50 off ebay/amazon etc. Well worth it if you have more than 2 batteries. Definitely as great drone and well worth the money.

Es pequeño, vuela bien, vuela rápido. Toma muy buenas fotos y vídeos. El estabilizador (2 ejes) de imagen funciona muy bien. Cuando lo compre tenía duda de si valía la pena lo que costaba pero desde el primer vuelo me di cuenta de que lo valía y no me arrepentí. Recomiendo ampliamente comprar el combo por las dos baterías y el control ya que permite explotar mejor las funciones del drone. Desgraciadamente sufrió un accidente por un defecto en la fabricación de la batería que hace que a altas velocidades está se desacople del drone, por lo que cayó al suelo en pleno vuelo. Este es un defecto fácilmente solucionable comprando un "battery clip" que asegura que la batería no se salga en pleno vuelo. Una gran experiencia este drone y una gran experiencia comprar en amazon prime.