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They have ok reviews, so should be good to go. Please share if all is good, so other will know when buying from them. Thanks!

Hi BobsEdge, thanks for joining! I bought this protocol mini. I also have a few mini helis I play around with.

I've never used that company but I believe it is international based if you look at their support and about us page http://www.gearbest.com/about/about-us.html Did they give you a tracking number?

Phantom 4 Las Vegas Casino Strip Night Drone Flight Nevada 2016

I thought this was pretty cool!

Welcome to the site and thanks for posting! These mini drones are supposed to be ready to fly so maybe it is a defect if you can't get it to trim out. I couldn't resist and bought a Protocol - Neo-Drone Mini RC Drone from best buy because it was $20 on a deal of the day, it's now $40. I just picked it up from the store and its still in my car. Can't go wrong for $20!

Which drone is right for me? Drones range in price from less than $100 to several thousand dollars, and the best drone for you isn't necessarily the most expensive one. The best drone for you depends on your experience level and how you plan to use it. As the price goes up, drones become more powerful and capable of carrying extra hardware such as a stabilizing mount and action camera. But the real cost difference is in the brains of the drone — the flight controller and onboard processor — that make it more stable and maneuverable, and allow it to perform more functions in the air. For drones with built-in cameras, the cost will also increase with the quality of the camera. Drones for beginners At the entry level (ranging from around $50–$200), most drones are small and light, and sometimes maneuverable enough to fly safely indoors. Their size and basic technology make them difficult to control outside, especially when there's wind. Camera-included models will capture lower-quality images and video than more expensive drones. These are a great way to get your feet wet in the hobby and learn the basics of flying. Intermediate drones At the next level, ranging from around $300–$1,000, drones are bigger, heavier, and designed for easier, more stable outdoor flight. These drones either come with a quality onboard camera (720p video or better), or can be equipped with an external action camera. Use these drones to fly around a park, take a cool vacation video, or get a bird's-eye view of your house. Advanced drones Spend upwards of $1,000 and, in addition to 4-rotor drones (quadcopters), you'll find drones with 6 or 8 rotors for added lift and more stability. Included cameras can take stunning photos and 1080p video or better. If a camera is not included, these drones can be equipped with an external action camera, plus a high-quality stabilizing mount for the smoothest picture quality possible. Advanced flight controllers and GPS, along with feature-packed software and open-source programmability, allow you to control your drone in practically any way imaginable, including premapping flight paths for completely autonomous flights. For serious photographers, these drones unlock cinematic angles and scenes that until now you could achieve only with a charter plane or helicopter. Shop: Drones without camera | Drones with camera

Best Buy has a a deal of the day today on the DJI - Phantom 3 Professional Quadcopter - White for $699.99 regularly $999.99. Product Features Flying camera Use the included controller and propellers to take aerial photos and videos. Includes a 16GB microSD card for easy file storage. Auto takeoff and auto return home With GPS technology make controlling the unit simple. Download the monitoring/camera operation app for additional control. Capture 4K ultra HD video at 30 fps For breathtaking footage. Shoot 12.0MP (4000 x 3000) photos. The f/2.8 lens with a 94° field of view delivers crisp, clear images. Gimbal stabilization technology Along with a hover function allows you to capture smooth, clean footage while the camera is in the air. Create and share videos Download DJI director software with a built-in video editor to add music, text, and more to your videos.

Thank you for posting Samantha, I think if you follow those links that you posted they are pretty good. Are you posting to link to those sites or are you pretty serious?

These little choppers are so much to fly and they are very cheap. I have two of them, lots of fun for around $20-$25 Amazon - Red $18.99 Amazon - Blue $19.99 Amazon - Yellow $19.59 Amazon - White $23.99 Amazon - American Flag Colors $31.95

Protocol Neo-Drone Mini RC Drone Best buy has this as a deal of the day today for $19.99 Also available on Amazon for $23.99 Product Features Motion-sensitive internal sensors Maintain stability for precise movement. Multidirectional controls Offer easy maneuverability and flexible navigation. Choose from 3 speeds for customized control. Included 2.4GHz remote Enables precise control for combination moves like banked turns and 360° flips. The use of drones (also known as small unmanned aerial systems) may be regulated. The following websites may help you make informed decisions about how regulations impact you: www.faa.gov/uas, www.knowbeforeyoufly.org and www.modelaircraft.org. Review videos:

3DR Solo Drone Quadcopter User Manual: https://3dr.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/v4_07_07_15.pdf Available on Amazon

Here is another DJI Phantom 3 video.

Walmart is having a Black Friday deal starting tonight for a DJI Phantom 3 Standard Quadcopter for $369!

ebay has the DJI Phantom 3 Standard FPV Drone w/2.7K UHD Camera & 3Axis Gimbal+ $45 Gift Card today!

This is a good read for beginners just getting started. Drone, UAV, sUAS – there are a lot of names for the little (and not so little) flying robots that, over the next five to 10 years, are expected to take over the skies. But there’s no reason to wait until then to immerse yourself in the world of airborne gizmos. Fun and surprisingly useful, UAVs can quite literally add a whole new dimension to your life. Here are the basics of what you need to know to kick off your drone addiction. And a drone is … what, exactly? It’s not a stupid question. When people talk about drones, they could mean a whole slew of different things. Technically speaking, a “drone” refers to any unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) that can navigate entirely on its own through the help of GPS tracking systems. But in the real world, “drone” often means any UAV, some of which have autonomous flying capabilities, many of which do not – but instead are simply “smart” RC helicopters or airplanes. Many of these UAVs have on-board cameras, crash-avoidance systems, and other high-tech settings not available on traditional RC flying vehicles, making them a kind of hybrid between traditional RC fliers and true drones. I, however, use the term UAV and drone interchangeably – sue me. Read more: http://www.digitaltrends.com/opinion/start-serious-drone-habit/

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The Helix Sentinel costs just under $200 and comes with a hard case and goggles.

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