Micro Drone 2.0+ with HD-Camera for $89
June 21, 2018 / by Marco / Categories : Business, deals, design, entrepreneur, website




KEY FEATURES
Meet the only micro HD-camera drone in the world that can fly upside down. The Micro Drone 2.0+ is truly in a league of its own, offering a new perspective on aerial photography, and a world of technological capabilities that make flying ridiculously fun. Simply throw it in the air at any angle and its self-correcting algorithm will stabilize for smooth sailing in no time. You’ll stay entertained with flips, rolls, 720p HD videography, and much more.
- Performs 360-degree flips w/ the pre-programmed algorithm
- Captures HD video from upside down w/ a flick of a switch
- Stabilizes to its horizontal flying position w/ self-righting algorithm & sensors
- Designed to be durable & extremely fun to fly
- Perfect for flying indoors & outside (doesn’t suffer stability issues in wind)
- Easily recharges via USB
- Includes a range up to 400 ft & an 8 minute flight time per charge
PRODUCT SPECS
Details & Requirements
- USB rechargeable battery
- Range up to 400 feet (2.4GHZ Transmitter)
- Weight: just over 1 oz
- Flight time: up to 8 minutes
- Charging time: around 45 minutes via USB
- HD camera module: video & photos 720p (1280 x 720), 30 frames per second
- Includes a spare set of blades & inverted blades to fly upside down
Includes
- Micro Drone 2.0: HD Camera Inverted Flight Edition (black)
- 4 spare blades & a mini screwdriver for attaching the camera
- 4 inverted blades (as standard)
- HD camera module (doesn’t include micro SD card)
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