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FPV drones

First-person flying changes your perspective. From a beginner kit to a freestyle build, your choice starts with your flying style and video ecosystem.

4 products

BETAFPVFPV

BETAFPV Air65 II

$115.99

Ultralight 65 mm freestyle tiny whoop, 18 g

  • FPV video system:5.8 GHz analog
  • Maximum flight time:5 min
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An ultralight 1S tiny whoop for indoor and outdoor freestyle, with an impact-resistant frame and ELRS.

  • Ultralight 65 mm freestyle tiny whoop, 18 g
  • 0702 25000KV motors with strong 1S performance
  • Crash-resistant frame and canopy
Weight
18 g
Maximum flight time
5 min
Maximum video
Analog (approximately 720p)
Sensor
1/3 inches
Obstacle sensing
No obstacle sensing
Transmission
5.8 GHz analog VTX
Controller included
Not included
FPV video system
5.8 GHz analog
Receiver
Integrated ExpressLRS 2.4G V3
FPV battery
1S
FPV goggles
Any compatible 5.8 GHz analog goggles
BEST FOR

Experienced FPV pilots looking for a durable tiny whoop for 1S freestyle.

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BETAFPVFPV

BETAFPV Aquila20

$299.99

Complete RTF kit for FPV beginners

  • FPV video system:5.8 GHz analog
  • Maximum flight time:10 min
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A complete beginner FPV kit with a stabilized indoor/outdoor quad, VR04 analog goggles, and an ExpressLRS transmitter.

  • Complete RTF kit for FPV beginners
  • Three progressive flight modes: N/S/M
  • ELRS transmitter compatible with simulators
Weight
122 g
Maximum flight time
10 min
Maximum video
1080p
Sensor
1/3 inches
Obstacle sensing
No obstacle sensing
Transmission
5.8 GHz analog (built-in 350 mW VTX)
Controller included
BETAFPV LiteRadio 4 SE (ExpressLRS 2.4G V3)
Batteries included
2
FPV video system
5.8 GHz analog
Receiver
Integrated ExpressLRS 2.4G V3
FPV battery
2S (7.6V HV)
FPV goggles
VR04 FPV Goggles (included), analog goggles with a 5.8 GHz module
BEST FOR

Beginners who want to learn FPV from scratch with a complete, affordable kit.

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DJIFPV

DJI Avata 2

$1,239.00

Complete FPV package with Goggles N3 and Motion 3

  • FPV video system:DJI Goggles N3
  • Maximum video:4K/60 fps
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An accessible DJI FPV drone with goggles and a motion controller included, designed for immersive flying with stabilization and easy assisted maneuvers.

  • Complete FPV package with Goggles N3 and Motion 3
  • 1/1.3-inch sensor, 4K/60 fps video, and 155-degree FOV
  • Assisted flips, rolls, and drifts
Maximum video
4K/60 fps
Sensor
1/1.3 inches
Stabilization
EIS (electronic image stabilization)
Obstacle sensing
Built-in propeller guard (no active obstacle sensors)
Transmission
O4
Controller included
DJI RC Motion 3
Batteries included
3
FPV video system
DJI Goggles N3
Receiver
Integrated (O4)
FPV goggles
DJI Goggles N3, DJI Goggles 3, DJI Goggles 2, DJI Goggles Integra
BEST FOR

Beginners and intermediate users who want to try FPV without the complexity of a traditional freestyle quad.

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DJIFPV

DJI Neo 2

$349.00

Complete FPV package with goggles and controller

  • FPV video system:DJI Goggles N3
  • Weight:151 g
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A DJI Neo 2 package with Goggles N3 and an RC Motion 3 controller for an easy introduction to immersive flying.

  • Complete FPV package with goggles and controller
  • 151 g with omnidirectional obstacle sensing
  • RC Motion 3 motion controller
Weight
151 g
Maximum video
4K
Stabilization
Mechanical stabilization
Obstacle sensing
Omnidirectional sensing
Transmission
DJI Neo 2 digital transceiver (included)
Controller included
DJI RC Motion 3
Batteries included
3
FPV video system
DJI Goggles N3
Receiver
DJI Neo 2 digital transceiver
FPV goggles
DJI Goggles N3
BEST FOR

Users looking for an affordable introduction to FPV, or Neo 2 owners interested in adding an immersive flying experience.

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MAKE AN INFORMED CHOICE

What to consider when choosing

  • Practice in a simulator before moving to manual flight.
  • Check compatibility between the receiver, transmitter, goggles, and video system.
  • Budget for batteries, a charger, propellers, and repairs. Technical range is not permission to fly far away.

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