DROCON Ninja Review

The next drone that I believe is perfectly suitable for kids (well, maybe a bit more grown-up kids, aged 10+), is the

DROCON Navigator U31W. This one is definitely a drone capable of flying outdoors, as opposed to the previous suggestions which are mainly for indoor usage. That being said, you can of course still fly it indoors with no problem whatsoever, as DROCON has put in the box 4 propeller guards that you can mount on each arm of the drone so you can protect the drone if/when you crash it. .

99 Two Colors DROCON NINJA FPV Drone with 720P HD Wi-Fi Camera ... In terms of actual performance Drocon U818Plus works amazingly well. That’s partially because of its proprietary 2S 1000mAh LiPo battery which can keep it in the air for up to 15 minutes. Furthermore, the operating range is solid too, especially considering this is a toy-grade drone. You’ll be getting around 50 to 60 meters of range as well as WiFI FPV which can be used via FlyingSee app which is downloadable for your smartphone device.

 All things considered, Drocon did an exceptional job with U818Plus and you should definitely be considering going for it. DROCON’s Ninja drone is perhaps the best drone under 100 with camera if you’re looking just at portability. This tiny drone can fit in your pocket thanks to its folded design,

 but it will take to the air with relatively little preparation. This mid-price drone flies with an RC controller and a phone app and can stay in the air for about seven minutes with its rechargeable battery.

 Perhaps the best feature, though, is its gravity sensor mode which allows the drone to follow the motion of your phone – a great feature for those who want to capture either great indoor video or outdoor video on very still days.

 Looking at the drone, you can immediately tell it’s a class above the rest of the drones I’ve mentioned until now. The build quality is superior, and generally the drone is a bit larger,

but fortunately it’s very, and I mean very stable in the air. It uses air pressure technology to keep its altitude once you let go of the control sticks, and you can definitely feel the improvement over the smaller quadcopters I’ve mentioned in this article so far.

As soon as you let go of the control sticks of the remote controller, the DROCON Navigator U31W will keep its current position with almost no moving or flinching.

 This is another upgraded version of UDI’s insanely popular U818 model. This time around, the folks over at Drocon made a few incremental improvements in terms of imaging quality. Besides that, you’ll also notice a bulkier frame with built-in (extremely thick) prop guards that will ensure the safety of your drone even after high speed crashes.

 That’s about it as far as the introduction is concerned – now let’s take a closer look at it and see what’s it all about! Drocon U818Plus sports an integrated camera that’s mounted on an anti-vibration dampening rubber

. Additionally, it also sports optical anti shake technology which does somewhat of a good job in terms of eliminating jello and shakiness from your aerial footage. However, the camera can only record in 720p which is kind of too low for today’s standards. But, considering the low price of this model, it’s still a worth a try for people wanting to take on amateur aerial photography.