Brushless Super Endurance Foldable Drone with Camera for Beginners–60+ min Flight Time, WiFi FPV Quadcopter with 120°Wide-Angle 4K HD Camera, Brushless Motor, Auto Hover, Follow Me (3 Batteries)

CHUBORY X10 PRO PROS- Super easy to fly and is very steady. Hovers extremely well even in windy conditions. Controls like a dream. CONS- While trying to take video the app would crash and video would fail, Needs to have a micro SD slot in the drone itself. Could never get it to GEO sink so return home did not function correctly. I did return and may try another CHUBORY X10 PRO. May have better luck :) Out of three batteries only one would actually take charge

Not what I expected but it is fun for a bit. The picture and video is fantastic

The drone will not consistently connect to the controller. When it does, it cannot be controlled besides hitting the return home button. It can only fly up to altitude and then hover. Cannot control it at altitude. Also, will not shut down. I have to fly it low enough to grab it, then, while it is running full speed, carefully hit the off button. Really bad pictures as well. It is called HD, but I am not sure what they mean by HD is high definition.

Works great! Easy to operate! Great app as well!

This drone has survived more crashes than I can count. While the blade protectors never felt very secure when attached—and I wasn’t surprised when one fell off during takeoff—the blades themselves held up surprisingly well. Despite collisions with branches, trees, and even the side of the house, they’re only a bit scuffed and still fully functional. The main reason for all the crashes was the drone’s inability to handle even the slightest breeze. The instructions do warn against flying in windy or breezy conditions. Where I went wrong was underestimating how different wind conditions can be just 10–20 feet above ground level. I couldn’t feel anything at ground level, but up there, it was a different story. Every time, the first sign was the same: I’d send the drone straight up, only to watch it drift off in a direction I hadn't commanded. From that point on, it was a struggle to regain control. The drone simply doesn’t have the power to push against even a mild breeze. The best I could manage was to hold its position—until the wind shifted again and sent it drifting in a new direction.