Cheapest Drone

Do you think that finding a high quality drone is really hard?
Well, we’ll save your time for you. I was searching very long for good quality drone but they were expensive so if you have a problem like I had, don’t worry we are here for you!
First – what can you use this drone for?

The world of sports has accepted drones. It will not be long before drones are implemented more into various sporting events. So far, action sports like mountain biking, football, and rock climbing have explored the possibilities of filming with a drone. The results are breathtaking.

Hollywood is beginning to use drones more often. Movies have been known to use drones to get the perfect shot on the set. Along with this, a recent Maserati commercial was filmed by drones. This is a very good way to get aerial footage for an amazing shot of your subject. So if you are an amateur and a beginner film maker this quality drones are perfect for you.

If you’re in the market for a drone, one of the most intimidating parts is looking at the price tag. High-end drones can easily take you above $1000, but luckily today’s drone technology offers cheap alternatives to help you break into the hobby without breaking the bank. Whether you’re a crash-prone beginner looking for a drone to get you started or an advanced pilot just wanting another drone to play around with it. GeekTick is here to help with this list of 10 cheap drones (under $150) for sale in 2017.

But first we don’t want to waste your time searching for a perfect drone because most customers don’t really know what drone they should buy so we facilitated your time. Below are top cheapest drones so if you have a time to look that it would be great. Maybe there is a drone that you would like it, but this drone we recommend for you has a great HD camera, 2.4G Remote Transmitter and it’s really easy to fly with it.

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1. HELI-MAX 1SQ V-CAM

2. UDI U818A HD

3. AIR HOGS HELIX X4 STUNT

4. SKY VIPER V950 HD

5. HUBSAN X4 H107C

6. BLADE NANO QX RTF QUADCOPTER

7. AIR HOGS MILLENNIUM FALCON QUADCOPTER

8. PARROT MINIDRONE ROLLING SPIDER

9. SYMA X5C

10. CHEERSON CX-10 MINI

11. HEIHEI 1080P 4K Ultra HD

12. APEMAN Action Camera Full HD 1080P

13. SanDisk ULTRA 8GB

14. SanDisk Ultra 16GB

15. SanDisk Extreme PRO 32GB

16. SanDisk Extreme PRO 64GB

17. Everything you need to know about drone
18. Advice

1. HELI-MAX 1SQ V-CAM – $130

• Size and Color
  With a wingspan of 123mm, or 4.8 inches, this is one of the smallest drones available. The 1SQ V-Cam is one of the lightest drones you can buy, weighing in at 31 grams or 0.1 pounds. As far as color goes, it is available in blue, green, red, white, and yellow.

• Dimensions 145 x 145 x 35 mm
• Body Material: Plastic
• Rotor Material Plastic
• Motor Type Brushed
• Available Colors: Blue, Green, Red, White, Yellow

Possessing a flight time of 12 minutes, the 1SQ V-Cam can fly for a slightly above average amount of time compared to the average of 8 minutes. The flight time measurement given is the amount of time the drone will fly with no additional weight added, so keep in mind that as you add additional weight, the flight time will decrease. Using solely a remote control for operation, the 1SQ V-Cam can be flown up to 150 meters (492 feet) away from you. Compared to the average controllable range of 100 meters, you can control the 1SQ V-Cam from 50 meters (164 feet) further away.

Battery capacity is the most accurate way of determining overall battery life, and with a 250 mAh battery. The smaller battery also makes its overall weight lighter, which may be a desired trait for you.

Starting out the list with the highest price, the Heli-Max 1SQ V-Cam is an inexpensive way to start trying out aerial video and photography. This cheap drone comes equipped with a 720p camera for videos or still photos controlled by a transmitter, with the main benefit being able to start and stop video recording while in flight. As far as flying goes, the Heli-Max 1SQ V-Cam has the added benefit of four individual rotors for more stable and easier flight. If you’re not looking for a cheap drone with a camera but the Heli-Max 1SQ V-Cam has caught your eye, the Heli-Max 1SQ is the model without a camera and goes for about $100.

2. UDI U818A HD+ – $110

• Size and Color
  With a wingspan of 474mm, or 18.7 inches, this drone is above average in size. The U818A HD is of average weight for a drone, weighing in at 346 grams or 0.8 pounds. As far as color goes, it is only available in black.
• Dimensions 330 x 340 x 60 mm
• Body Material: Plastic Rotor
• Material: Plastic
• Available Colors: Black
• LED Lights: Yes
• Foldable: No

Possessing a flight time of 8 minutes, the U818A HD can fly for an average amount of time. The flight time measurement given is the amount of time the drone will fly with no additional weight added, so keep in mind that as you add additional weight, the flight time will decrease.

Using solely a remote control for operation, the U818A HD can be flown up to 40 meters (131 feet) away from you.

Battery capacity is the most accurate way of determining overall battery life, and with a 500 mAh battery. However, a smaller battery capacity also means that the overall weight is lower, which can still translate to a desired flight time.

The newest version of the well-known UDI U818A, the HD+ takes the maneuverability and durability of the original model and adds a few new features to make a cheap drone that will be especially appealing to new pilots. One new feature is the return home mode, getting the drone back to you with the ease of a button. Another feature is what’s called headless mode, allowing you to get the hang of flying without worrying about what way the drone is pointing. The HD+ also features an upgraded 720p with a 4GB SD card included. They also throw in an extra battery to double your fly time. The original UDI U818A is another cheap drone worth mentioning at about $45, but doesn’t include the return home, headless mode, or upgraded camera featured on the HD+.

3. AIR HOGS HELIX X4 STUNT – $100

• Size and Color
  With a wingspan of 250mm, or 9.8 inches, this drone is below average in size. The RC Helix X4 Stunt is above average in weight, weighing in at 635 grams or 1.4 pounds. As far as color goes, it is available in black, blue, green, and red.
• Dimensions: 190.2 x 162.5 x 50.8 mm
• Body Material: Plastic
• Rotor Material: Plastic
• Motor Type: Brushed
• Available Colors: black, blue, green, red

Possessing a flight time of 10 minutes, the RC Helix X4 Stunt can fly for a slightly above average amount of time compared to the average of 8 minutes. The flight time measurement given is the amount of time the drone will fly with no additional weight added, so keep in mind that as you add additional weight, the flight time will decrease.

Out of all the cheap drones listed, the Air Hogs Helix X4 Stunt is probably the most durable. The frame is made of dense foam, so this is a cheap drone made to definitely take a crash and keep flying. Ducted fans make for more stable flight and means the propellers are protected by foam bumpers.

Like its name suggests, the Helix X4 Stunt has no problem busting out aerial tricks with its easy one-button rolls and flips. While the foam frame is durable, it’s also very light, so this drone is going to fly best indoors.

4. SKY VIPER V950 HD– $90

• Size and Color
  The V2900 Pro is of average weight for a drone, weighing in at 339 grams or 0.7 pounds. As far as color goes, it is only available in black.
• Dimensions: 419 x 419 x 76 mm
• Motor Type: Brushless
• Available Colors: Black
• Led Lights: Yes
• Foldable: No

Possessing a flight time of 10 minutes, the V2900 Pro can fly for a slightly above average amount of time compared to the average of 8 minutes.The flight time measurement given is the amount of time the drone will fly with no additional weight added, so keep in mind that as you add additional weight, the flight time will decrease. Capable of shooting in 1080p, the V2900 Pro can provide high-level video for many purposes. While this isn’t the highest possible resolution available built into a drone, it will be able to satisfy most of your video recording needs.

The Sky Viper V2900 Pro combines the features of a separate remote control with the visual appeal and ease-of-use of a smartphone/tablet. It is best operated when using the two in combination, which requires that you download the Sky Viper Flight Simulator app onto your compatible mobile device. Connected mobile devices are most commonly used for a first-person viewing angle from your airborne drone, so it is not absolutely necessary that you use the two together in order for the drone to fly.

Battery capacity is the most accurate way of determining overall battery life, and with a 2,000 mAh battery, the V2900 Pro uses an above-average sized battery to power its flight, compared to the average of 650 mAh. While an above average battery capacity should translate to longer flight times, it’s also important to account for the takeoff weight when estimating flight time.

The Sky Viper V950 HD is a cheap drone with some very cool camera features for anyone wanting to get into aerial videography and photography.
The V950 HD’s 720p camera comes with a 4GB SD card and is adjustable up to 130 degrees with the added bonus of simply pressing a button to capture full 360 degree panoramic views mid-flight, a feature rarely seen at this price point.
This cheap drone doesn’t skimp on fun flying either, allowing for aerial stunts like barrel rolls with the easy touch of a button. The Sky Viper V950 HD also has a resilient polypropylene frame, just in case one of those barrel rolls turns into a nose dive.

5. HUBSAN X4 H107C – $80

• Size and Color
  With a wingspan of 146mm, or 5.7 inches, this is one of the smallest drones available. As far as color goes, it is available in black, blue, and red.
• Dimensions: 70 x 70 x 60mm
• Body Material: Plastic
• Rotor Material Plastic
• Motor Type: Brushed
• Avaiable Colors: Black, Blue, Red
• Led Lights: Yes
• Foldable: No

Using solely a remote control for operation, the X4 Camera H107C can be flown up to 100 meters (328 feet) away from you. This is the average controllable range for a drone. A smaller battery capacity also means that the overall weight is lower, which can still translate to a desired flight time.

The Hubsan X4 H107C is a very popular cheap drone, mainly because it comes with features that are appealing to both beginners and more advanced pilots.
The main feature with this broad appeal is the X4’s two separate modes, Beginner and Expert. Beginner mode gives you less sensitivity during flight to get the hang of the controls, while Expert mode gives a boost to controls’ sensitivity and the ability to do front, back, and sideways flips.
The latest X4 H107C model has been updated with a higher quality 720p camera and the package also comes with a second battery for more flying time. This cheap drone is small enough for indoor flight, but can handle moderate to heavy winds despite its compact design.

6. BLADE NANO QX RTF QUADCOPTER – $75

• Size and Color
  With a wingspan of 140mm, or 5.5 inches, this is one of the smallest drones available. The Nano QX is one of the lightest drones you can buy, weighing in at 17 grams or 0.0 pounds. As far as color goes, it is available in black, green, and yellow.
• Dimensions: 182 x 160 x 63.5 mm
• Body Material: Plastic
• Rotor Material: Plastic
• Available Colors: Black, Green, Yellow

Possessing a flight time of 8 minutes, the Nano QX can fly for an average amount of time. Battery capacity is the most accurate way of determining overall battery life, and with a 150 mAh battery, the Nano QX’s battery is tiny when compared to the average capacity of 650 mAh. On the other hand, the smaller battery also makes its overall weight lighter, which may be a desired trait for you.

The Blade Nano QX RTF Quadcopter is a versatile cheap drone with great features to get the hang of flying indoors. One of the main features beginners will enjoy about the Blade Nano is its SAFE (Sensor Assisted Flight Envelope) technology, which helps with two very necessary skills for beginners: taking off and not crashing.

This cheap drone also has two modes of flight: a stability mode while you’re practicing your pilot skills, and agility mode for more advanced maneuvers and greater speeds. Whichever mode you’re flying in, the Blade Nano can also just hover in the air if you need to take a break.

7. AIR HOGS MILLENNIUM FALCON QUADCOPTER – $75

• Size and Color
  The Millenium Falcon Drone is slightly below average in weight, weighing in at 64 grams or 0.1 pounds. As far as color goes, it is only available in white.
• Dimensions: 241 x 177 x 37 mm
• Body Material: Plastic
• Rotor Material: Plastic
• Motor Type: Brushed
• Available Colors: White
• LED Lights: Yes
• Foldable: No

Battery capacity is the most accurate way of determining overall battery life, and with a 140 mAh battery, the Millenium Falcon Drone’s battery is tiny when compared to the average capacity of 650 mAh. On the other hand, the smaller battery also makes its overall weight lighter, which may be a desired trait for you.

Another cheap drone from Air Hogs, the Millennium Falcon Quadcopter is a fun addition to this list for any Star Wars fans looking to get into flying. True to the iconic Star Wars ship, this drone has authentic LED lights and sounds and even a hyperdrive stunt to make sure you make the Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs.

The Millennium Falcon Quadcoper isn’t just all looks, lights, and sounds though. It has many features to make it a viable cheap drone, including an extremely durable foam body, four concealed propellers, and an impressive 200-foot flying range.

8. PARROT MINIDRONE ROLLING SPIDER $70

• Size and Color
  With a wingspan of 140mm, or 5.5 inches, this is one of the smallest drones available. The MiniDrone Rolling Spider is slightly below average in weight, weighing in at 65 grams or 0.1 pounds. As far as color goes, it is available in blue, red, and white.
• Dimensions: 140 x 140 x 38.1 mm
• Body Material: Plastic
• Rotor Material: Plastic
• Available Colors: Blue, Red, White

In order to fly the Parrot MiniDrone Rolling Spider, you’ll need to download the FreeFlight 3. app onto your compatible smartphone or tablet. The app will only work on devices featuring at least Android 4.0 and iOS 7.0 or later, so be sure that your device has the right software installed.

The Parrot MiniDrone Rolling Spider is a cheap drone with the cool flexibility of having two different ways to pilot. Either fly it normally with the propellers or attach the wheels to roll up the wall, ceiling, or across the floor.

Another unique feature is this cheap drone is controlled through your smartphone or tablet with the Freeflight 3 application, which also includes programmed stunts like flips and spins. The Rolling Spider does have the added bonus of a 360p camera, but it’s going to be a step below the other drones on this list with 720p cameras.

9. SYMA X5C – $48

• Size and Color
  With a wingspan of 438mm, or 17.2 inches, this drone is above average in size. The X5C Explorers is above average in weight, weighing in at 916 grams or 2.0 pounds. As far as color goes, it is only available in white.
• Dimensions: 310 x 310 x 80 mm
• Body Material: Plastic
• Rotor Material: Plastic
• Available Colors: White

The Syma X5C Explorers, classified as a quadcopter, is controlled by a standalone remote controller, which means you’ll probably have to practice using it to get the hang of the controls. At $45, the X5C Explorers is less expensive than the average for a drone. It is commonly used for film & photography, but in the end, what you use it for is up to you.

Battery capacity is the most accurate way of determining overall battery life, and with a 500 mAh battery, the X5C Explorers contains a below average battery capacity compared to the average of 650 mAh. However, a smaller battery capacity also means that the overall weight is lower, which can still translate to a desired flight time.

Using solely a remote control for operation, the X5C Explorers can be flown up to 50 meters (164 feet) away from you.

The Syma X5C is a very popular cheap drone for beginners. It doesn’t have a lot of extra features, but for the low price you get a stable and responsive quadcopter great for learning. This cheap drone even comes with a camera, and while it may not be on par with other cheap drones with cameras on this list, the addition of a camera makes the Syma X5C a well-rounded learner drone for this price point.

10. CHEERSON CX-10 MINI – $15

• Size and Color
  With a wingspan of 56.5 mm, or 2.2 inches, this is one of the smallest drones available. The CX-10 Mini is one of the lightest drones you can buy, weighing in at 12 grams or 0.0 pounds. As far as color goes, it is available in blue, green, orange, and pink.
• Dimensions: 40 x 40 x 22 mm
• Body Material: Plastic
• Rotor Material: Plastic
• Available Colors: Blue, Green, Orange, Pink
• LED Lights: Yes
• Foldable: No

It makes sense the cheapest drone on this list also happens to be the smallest. Like the name suggests, the Cheerson CX-10 Mini is definitely tiny, small enough to fit in the palm of your hand.

Despite its small size, the CX-10 Mini is still a stable quadcopter with three modes for adjusting the sensitivity of the controls and the ability to pull off more advanced maneuvers.

The low price makes it an inexpensive and no-nonsense drone for beginners to learn on or a fun little drone for more advanced pilots to fly around the house.

Using solely a remote control for operation, the CX-10 Mini can be flown up to 20 meters (66 feet) away from you.

APEMAN Action Camera Full HD 1080P

• Waterproof Action Cam
• LCD Screen 170°
• Ultra Wide-Angle Len
• Sport Camera

• Full HD 1080P – Apeman Full HD 1080P Sports Action Camera allows you to shoot high quality pictures and videos
• LCD Screen & 170° Ultra Wide Angle – LCD screen allows you view the real time picture. 170 ultra wide angle makes you capture more scenery from a wider and broader field of view
• Waterproof & Powerful – Equipped with waterproof case, enabling to take shots underwater up to 30meters, perfect for outdoor adventures or extreme sports, like surfing, diving , snorkeling and skiing
• Long Shooting Time – 1050mAh battery,long battery life, up to 120mins using time
• More Valuable Contents – HDMI, USB, AV video output, available for connecting computers, TVs and projectors. Supports TF card up to 32GB

Product Features
A water-resistant case allows you to experience the underwater activities up to 30 meters
Detachable batteries make it easy to replace and prolong the service life
12 MegaPixel HD 170 degree wide angle lens
Support micro SD card up to 32GB maximum
Multiple video recording formats: 1080P 720P WVGA
Multiple photo shooting modes: Single shot, Snapper
Mini appearance, diversified colors available

Specifications
Lens: 170 degree HD wideangle lens
Video Format: MOV
Compressed Format of Videos: H.264
Resolution of Photos: 12 M / 8 M / 5 M
USB Interface: USB2.0
Power Source Interface: 5V/1A
Battery Capacity: 1050mAh
Recording Time: 120 minutes
Charging Time: About 3hours
Dimension: 59.27x 41.13 x 29.28

Of course for all of this you will need and SD Card for cameras so here are a couple SD Cards for you!

SanDisk ULTRA 8GB

• Up To 40MB/s Read Speed
• 10-Year Warranty
• Max. Read Speed: 40MB/s 266X Min. Write Speed: 10MB/s
• Class 10 / UHS-I
• This Kit Comes 5x 8GB SanDisk SDHC Ultra Class 10 UHS-I

Record Full HD 1080p video with this Class 10 compliant 8GB Ultra UHS-I SDHC Memory Card from SanDisk. With enhanced data read speeds of up to 40MB/s this Ultra SDHC memory card is designed to suit the needs of compact and mid-range point and shoot cameras. You can also save and store a variety of files such as music, movies, documents and more.

The writable label found on the card allows you to write down what is saved to the card while the built-in write protect switch helps to prevent accidental data loss. This card, as with most SanDisk cards, comes waterproof, temperature proof, x-ray proof, magnet proof, and shock proof to take your files with you nearly anywhere you go. Class 10 performance for Full HD Video (1080p) Read speeds up to 40 MB/s Writable label for easy identification and organization Engineered with UHS-I bus architecture This SD memory card comes waterproof, temperature proof, x-ray proof, magnet proof, and shock proo

SanDisk Ultra 16GB

• Up To 40MB/s Read Speed
• 10-Year Warranty
• Easily Back Up Files With “SanDisk Memory Zone” App

Capacity: 16GB SanDisk 16GB Ultra Class 10 SDHC Upto 48MB/s

Capture Full HD Video (1080p) with Class 10 Performance The SanDisk Ultra SDHC UHS-I Memory Card is ideal for recording high-quality videos with a point-and-shoot digital camera or camcorder.

The card’s Class 10 rating means it can keep up with the demands of recording Full HD (1) video (1080p). Additionally, read speeds of up to 40 MB/s (3) minimize the time you’ll spend waiting to transfer videos to your computer.

SanDisk Extreme PRO 32GB

• Read Up To 95MB/s/ Write Up To 90MB/s
• 4K Ultra HD (3840 x 2160p); Full HD (1920 x 1080p)
• Compatible with SDXC and SDXC-I (UHS-I) enabled host devices
• Shockproof, X-ray proof, and Waterproof

Whether you’re in the studio or out in the field, SanDisk Extreme PRO SDHC UHS-I Memory Cards are an ideal storage solution for professional photographers and videographers.

Offering read speeds up to 95 MB/s (1), write speeds up to 90 MB/s, and a UHS Class 3 speed rating (2), these powerful memory cards are designed for continuous burst-mode shooting, Full HD and 4K Ultra HD (3) video recording, and quick file transfer.

A capacity of 32GB (4) allows you to shoot longer photo and video sessions. The cards are engineered to perform dependably in extreme conditions, enabling pros to get the most out of their advanced digital cameras and camcorders.

SanDisk Extreme PRO 64GB

• Read Up To 95 MB/s/ Write Up To 90 MB/s
• 4K Ultra HD (3840 x 2160p), 3D, Full HD (1920 x 1080p), Speed Class UHS-3
• Compatible with SDXC
• Shockproof, X-Ray proof, and Waterproof

Whether you’re in the studio or out in the field, SanDisk Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-I Memory Cards are an ideal storage solution for professional photographers and videographers. Offering read speeds up to 95 MB/s (1), write speeds up to 90 MB/s, and a UHS Class 3 speed rating (2), these powerful memory cards are designed for continuous burst-mode shooting, Full HD and 4K Ultra HD (3) video recording, and quick file transfer. A capacity of 64GB (4) allows you to shoot longer photo and video sessions. The cards are engineered to perform dependably in extreme conditions, enabling pros to get the most out of their advanced digital cameras and camcorders.

Everything you need to know about drone

 NOT ALL DRONES ARE EASY TO FLY

If you want to buy a drone, you should first know that anything that flies is going to be hard to control. A typical quadcopter is actually physically impossible to fly, but what keeps it stable is the computer inside. Every drone flies slightly different depending on how the flight controller is setup. Some flight controllers are setup for more agile flying, while others might be geared more towards stability.

When it comes to flying and skill level, there’s this magical price curve that nobody really talks about. I call it the “price vs ease-of-use curve”. Normally, with radio control cars, planes or helicopters when the price goes up, the difficulty level increases. However, with drones that isn’t the case. Here’s a simple graph to illustrate what I’m talking about. The ease-of-use value goes from 0 to 10 and the price value goes from $0 to $1,000. Looking at the graph you can see that the easiest drones to fly are in the $700 range. The reason why more expensive drones fly better is because of the added sensors and functionality to the flight controllers inside.

 NOT ALL DRONES ARE READY TO FLY

When you’re looking at drones to buy, you’ll see a few common acronyms that pop up, RTF, BNF and ARF.

• RTF stands for Ready-To-Fly. Usually an RTF quadcopter doesn’t require any assembly or setup, but you may have to do some simple things like charge up the battery, install the propellers or bind the controller to the quadcopter (get them talking to each other).
• BNF stands for Bind-And-Fly. A BNF quadcopter usually comes compleatly assembled, but without a controller. With BNF models, you’ll have to use the controller that you already have (if it’s compatible) or find a controller sold separately. One thing you should know is that, just because a transmitter and receiver are on the same frequency that doesn’t mean that they’ll work together. In the analog days, if you had a transmitter and receiver both running on the same frequency they were almost guaranteed to work together. Now with digital communication that’s all changed. Even If your transmitter and receiver are on the same channel, they must use the same manufacture protocol in order to talk to each other. So check to make sure that your controller will work with your drone before buying it.
• ARF stands for Almost-ready-to-fly. ARF quadcopters are usually like quadcopter kits. They usually don’t come with a transmitter or receiver and might require partial assembly. An ARF drone kit might also leave out components like motors, ESCs, or even the flight controller and battery. The definition of an ARF drone kit is vary very broad, so whenever you see ARF in the title, you should read the description thoroughly.

YOU NEED TO MAKE INVESTMENTS UPFRONT

If you just want something to fly around the house for $50, then this section doesn’t really apply to you, but if you’re looking at spending hundreds (maybe even thousands) of dollars then you need to invest your time and money wisely.

Here are just a few things that “I did not do” when I first started out with my first drone, that would’ve helped me drastically later on.

• Invest in a good controller. Getting a good controller is one of the best investments you can make. Controllers (unlike smartphones) don’t get outdated very quickly, so if you’re planning on being in the hobby for a while, you’re going to want to get a controller that will last at least a couple years. I know of a few people that have been using the same controller for over 10 years. The reason why you can make one last so long, is because the “transmitter” part is removable so that you can upgrade it to work with different or newer communication technologies in the future.
• Buy a good charger. I know it seems crazy to spend a lot of money for a battery charger, but just like with your controller, a good charger is going to last for years. Cheap chargers that come with RTF drone kits usually charge slow, are not very reliable, and can usually only charge the battery that they come with (nothing bigger). So one day, when you buy a bigger drone you’ll need a bigger charger anyway. The more expensive chargers can charge pretty much any battery you can think of, from lithium polymer to lead acid. You can even buy adapters for charging more then one battery at a time.
• Invest in research. I know that buying your first drone is exciting, but it’s not something you should rush. The more research you do, the more knowledge you’ll gain, and eventually you’ll start to understand the differences between all of the drone parts out there and the reasons why one part might be better then the other. This can save you a lot of time and money in the long run because you won’t be buying bad products, making bad decisions, wasting money and going through everything blind.

Advice

If you are a beginner at drones you need to be careful at driving them. It’s not so easy at the beginning, so you have to do everything really slowly so you don’t damage anything on the drone. It would be perfect if you could practice at some open place where there are no people you could hurt. You should read some manual or watch some video first on how to fly with the drone. Try to practice with small speed then later when you get in driving you can go up higher and higher but don’t fly out of range because your drone can crash and then you’ll need to buy another one again. So be careful!