4K Ultra Pro Dual Camera Drone with 360 Obstacle Avoidance & 4 Channel View

This 4K Ultra Pro Dual Camera Drone with 360 Obstacle Avoidance & 4 Channel View quadcopter redefines the possibilities of aerial photography and videography, delivering a seamless blend of portability and cutting-edge technology.

Features : –

The 4K Ultra HD Dual Camera Drone with 360 Obstacle Avoidance & 4 Channel View has FPV (First Person View) control via app for iOS and Android.

With foldable arms, small size, easy to carry. With altitude hold, the mode function provides stable flight, with Headless Mode, no need to adjust the position of the aircraft before flying.

With WIFI, the function can be connected to APP, and APK system to take pictures, video, and real-time transmission through the phone camera image. There have 2 cameras that can be chosen. With 1080P or 4K wide-angle camera gives wide high definition pictures and video.

2.4GHz Technology Adopted for Anti-Interference. 4 Channel which can do ascend, descend, forward, backward, left sideward fly, right sideward fly and roll 360 . It has a 3-level flight speed to switch that can make it more fun the flying.

The quadcopter fuselage is made of high-strength and resistant engineering plastics, lightweight and durable resistance. Trajectory Flight. Draw a flight way on the screen, and the drone would conduct an autonomous flight along the designated way.

Configuration parameters: 4K dual camera/optical flow positioning

Foldable

What’s in the box
1 x Drone
4 x Extra Blades
4 x Beginner Guards
1 x Screwdriver
1 x Controller
1 x Charging cable
1 x Manual

Disclaimer
This remotely piloted aircraft is sold on the basis that it will be used for private use only and not for commercial use. Commercial use of a remotely piloted aircraft is subject to registration with the South African Civil Aviation Authority. The operator of this aircraft must at all times observe statutory requirements relating to use, liability, privacy and other applicable law. For more information regarding the use of remotely piloted aircraft systems please visit the South African Civil Aviation Authority website: http://www.caa.co.za/