P9 Max -Dual Camera Foldable Quadcopter Drone With Trajectory Flight -Black

Key Features:

• Dual Cameras:
  Capture stunning aerial footage with front and bottom cameras.

• Gesture Photography:
  Control the camera with simple hand gestures for easy selfies and shots.

• Headless Mode:
  Simplified flying mode perfect for beginners, no need to adjust the position of the drone before flying.

• Foldable Quadcopter:
  Compact and portable design for easy transport and storage.

• Four-Way Obstacle Avoidance:
  Equipped with sensors to detect and avoid obstacles from four directions.

• Powerful Brushless Motor:
  Provides a stable and powerful flight experience.

• 5-Side Obstacle Avoidance:
  Advanced obstacle detection technology for safer flights.

• ESC Camera:
  Electronic Speed Control (ESC) camera for smoother video and photo capture.

• Carbon Fiber Appearance:
  Sleek and durable design with a carbon fiber look.

• Rechargeable:
  Long-lasting battery for extended flight times.

• Suitable for Ages Over 12:
  Safe and easy to use for older children and adults.

Specifications:

• Color: Carbon Fiber
• Material: TPR
• Power Supply: Rechargeable
• Suitable Age: Over 12 years
• Night Flying Function: No
• Type: Foldable Quadcopter
• Camera: Dual (front and bottom)
• Motors: Brushless
• Obstacle Avoidance: Four-way and 5-side
• Special Features: Gesture Photography, Headless Mode, ESC Camera

What’s in the box
1 x Drone
1 x Remote Control
2 x Batteries
1 x Charging Cable
2 x Spare Propellers
4 x Protective Frames
1 x Screw Driver
1 x Storage Bag
1 x User 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/