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XIaomi Mi Drone
neonlightMacquarie Park, 2122
- 7 reviews
- 1 like
Best budget drone on the market. Unbeatable price. Value for money
This drone is of good quality. Exceptional features for a drone costing around $500.
The new version does 4K Video recording. It's very stable, worth buying for a beginner learning to fly drones.
Pro: Great price and features. Bang for buck
Cons: App is fiddly and not the best. Manuals are not in English need to download off web
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AnomalousGold Coast, Queensland
- 16 reviews
Best Drone Under $500
I spent weeks trying to find a happy medium between price and performance. After looking at reviews on YouTube I settled for this. Don't take my word for it, research yourself as well.
It rivals some $1,000k drones out there. If you are looking to spend that much or less get this.
It produces 4k but 1440p provides up to 60fps and is my mode of choice. The app has been updated to extend more camera settings which is helpful in extreme low and high light. It is like a rock when there is wind, little movement and the gimbal provides a stead...Read more
y frame. The app is great with regular firmware updates to the drone as well as the camera. All parts are replaceable and can be purchased separately. I also got a backpack from Gearbest and it has foam cutouts for a nice snug fit. Check out Ozbargin for latest coupons if you want to buy from GearBest. I got mine for $517 but been as low as $484Similar opinion? Write a review on ieatwords.com.au!
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