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That being said, I’ll list some of the best indoor and outdoor drones for kids that fit this description and bring the most fun: Last update on 2018-07-17 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API you can’t help but think Altair has put themselves into their consumers’s shoes – you get an extra battery for a total flight time of just under 20 minutes, a cardboard cutout that fits directly onto the remote controller, showing you all of its functions and features and of course gives you plenty of features to play with: A 720p camera with FPV feed, controls that easy to use by virtually anyone due to 3 different flying modes, a one-touch takeoff/landing button, headless mode and altitude hold, custom route mapping, low battery and out of range alarms and more. Last update on 2018-07-17 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API We continue the trend of super mini drones for kids with this one – I hope your kids enjoy my suggestions 🙂 I’ll be continuously add more drones to this article as more and more great drones that are suitable for kids continue to pop up every now and then, so make sure you keep this page bookmarked for easy access!

This is certainly a very unique feature which I love already and since i was able to see a couple of sample shots demonstrating this new look, I’m really excited about it! So even though there’s no 120fps option for super slow-mo footage, you can still slow down your footage if you use the 60fps option, that works great too. Another interesting aspect of the camera is the fact you can use digital zoom without losing any quality – up to 1.4 times zoom when filming in 4K resolution and up to 2.8 times when shooting in 1080P. This is a feature which i’d love to see in more drones, as it makes for some interesting shots and comes as standard to many ground cameras, so i think it’s time to see it in the consumer aerial technology as well.

I think you’ll agree with me that 2016 was the year when the selfie drones became the new hit. Since regular selfie sticks quickly became old and boring, the selfie drones were the new cool gadget for social media addicts

The brand new Ryze Tello is a $99 toy drone, which comes after a collaboration between Ryze, Intel and DJI, and although you can’t expect to see the same performance as the bigger quadcopters that DJI is known for, for example, it actually has a few tricks up its sleeve which make it a very, very interesting drone to review to say the least. This is probably my favourite feature of this drone, as it’s surprisingly stable when flying indoors and it hovers in one place just as good as the DJI drones which use GPS. This is also where you can calibrate the sensors and update your latest firmware, which I suggest you do first thing before flying, as Ryze have been pushing out updates to clear some minor bugs, so if you want to avoid problems, I suggest to always update to the latest firmware. Finally, i want to talk about what i think is the best thing about this drone, and what I think most people are not that familiar with when it comes to the Ryze Tello – and that’s the fact that this drone is completely programmable!