EMAX Tinyhawk 2 Freestyle 2.5 inch FPV Drone for Beginners Ready to Fly RTF Kit 200mw 2s Carbon Fiber Frame 7000KV

This is a great kit! I am a beginner, and I flew for a few hours on VelociDrone prior to getting this drone. I was a bit shaky and nervous at first, but after flying a few packs I'm very confident. This thing is great for freestyle! I have a lot to say about this quad, so I am going to sum it up with pros, cons, and tips.Pros:-It flew great out of the box for me. The transmitter was already bound, all I had to do was plug in, arm the quad, and fly!-The goggles work great. It is hard to make out minor details of things like, for example, a wire hanging off something, but that isn't surprising since it's analog video. Range isn't great.-The charger works as expected and charges in 45-ish minutes, even with 6 batteries at a time(If you are going to charge more then 2 at a time, do research on how to parallel charge safely.)-The quad has AWESOME power! It does flips, rolls, dives, and and anything in between very well. The rates in acro mode are a bit slow, so you might want to adjust those in betaflight once you want to do faster flips and rolls..-It goes probably 30 mph at the most and packs a good amount of punch! It has plenty of power to catch itself well when coming out of a flip or dive.Cons:-The screws for the front part of my frame came loose within my first few flights. Not a big deal though.-Range is not amazing. I can fly probably a hundred yards away before my video starts cutting out badly. In a big open field with no other interference, I could probably fly a few hundred yards away, but I haven't really had a reason to test it.Tips:-If you want to adjust your PIDs or rates on betaflight, don't use the micro-USB cord provided with the kit. It won't work because it doesn't do data transfer. Find some other micro-USB cords around your house and try them. A typical Samsung phone charger worked for me.-This drone has a lot of power! Be very careful with the throttle on your first few flights, it is pretty sensitive for a beginner.-Fly in a GOOD simulator before you fly this quad, that way you can get used to acro(doesn't self-level) mode. I used velocidrone and flew for a few hours to get used to the controls. It was somewhat different in real life obviously, but it's the same concept.-NEVER pull the batteries out by the wires, always try to pull them out by the plastic part. It's tough to do because the battery plug is very secure, but it gets easier once you do it a few times. Pulling them out by the wires will break them eventually.To sum this up, I highly recommend this quad! Get some experience in a simulator. It will help a lot. A ps4 controller worked for me in velocidrone. All I had to do was plug it into my computer's USB. This quad has a lot of power, so be careful on your first flight! This is a great freestyle quad. It doesn't go too fast, so I would say it's beginner friendly but definitely don't buy it for a kid under 13 years old because the throttle is very sensitive, and the drone will crash very hard. Overall, I am very very satisfied with this quad and I am happy I chose to purchase this one.

The drone is definitely not a good VERY first drone - it is an EXCELLENT first FPV drone to get.I've found it to be very reliable, very durable, easy to fix, and great customer support. Also, it's essentially ready to fly out the box, no serious setup or paring.I've been flying camera drones and really cheap (sub $40) drones for a few years now, so I have the basic "flight chops". This drone has great settings to ease into the more harder "acro" flying, and even though NUMEROUS crashes, I've only broken one prop (we're talking slamming into walls at high speeds). The range isn't astounding, but I'm not flying it to fly it out of LOS anyway.I purchased extra batteries, and I'd suggest you do if you want to fly a bunch. I will say, the motors, when disconnected or the cables are not secured properly, are FRAGILE when it comes to the wire connections. I glued em down and they were fine.If you want to start getting your 'teeth cut' in FPV drones, this is a great buy.

I flew this drone outside for the 1st time and the range was terrible. The drone was less than 15 ft away when camera signal started breaking up. as I tried to rotate the drone around to bring back into range the drone went full throttle (without pushing on the stick). By the time I took off the googles and looked up the drone was out of sight. If you purchase this drone don't waste your money on extra batteries or props because the drone wont last long enough to use them.

It’s really good for the price, just make sure u don’t hit a tree, but it’s overall good. The controller might be it’s only downside.

This thing is a beast for such a small drone. I’m new to fpv, but have flown lots of inexpensive toyish drones, and have practiced a lot on a simulator which has definitely helped me out with this. It is very fast and responsive, and you need to be careful when lifting off that you don’t just throttle it straight up with all its got, because you may end up losing it if you do. I’ve been keeping mine in beginner mode because the other modes are just too advanced for me yet, but I’m hoping to move up soon. I had to configure a couple things in the betaflight software that you can download, because on beginner mode the forward angle with pushing the right stick fully up was not very much and I like it to be at around 50 degrees, so if it gets caught in a draft or anything I know I can easily push against it with enough power.If you have never used drones before, I’d say you should probably get a bit of experience on something else first, even if just a simulator. I’m pretty sure the controller it comes with can be plugged into the computer so you can use it with software like liftoff or something like that, that allows you to get a good feel for how to control them, because they are not exactly the easiest thing to control initially. But with a little experience I think it’s def a great first fpv drone for us just wanting to get our feet wet with this otherwise pretty expensive hobby.Well worth every penny in my opinion, I love this thing!

Es un drone potente, muy divertido pero requiere mucha practica