Best Drones to Start With






Best Drones to Start With
A drone, in a technological context, is an unmanned aircraft. Drones are more formally known as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV). A drone can be used for both modern warfare and leisure time sport. That’s why drones have different types depending on the purpose of use. This article will help you decide which drones to buy for yourself.

Lumenier QAV250 is one of the best budget drones available for your hobby. It is not a beginner’s drone. But if you are looking for something special in the market to be your first drone, then this is the perfect choice.  Starting from US$130, the Lumenier QAV250 has a light air frame which supports multiple HD camera mounts. It has its own landing gear, LED strips to help keep your oriented, and more.



If you are looking for an intermediate level drone because you are too tired of your old entry level drone then the Parrot Bebop Drone is here to fulfill your dream. Starting at US$500, the Parrot Bebop Drone will be ready to fly as soon as you get it. It also offers FPV piloting and support for Parrot’s own Sky Controller unit or using your smartphone or tablet to pilot the Bebop while you fly. The whole bundle of Parrot Bebop Drone which includes the sky controller custom receiver will cost you US$900.


If you are passionate in this hobby then as soon as you pass the entry and intermediate level, you would like to go for a professional drone. The Walkera TALI H500 Carbon Black US Edition is a professional drone with a price tag of US$1899. It’s a GPS FPV Hexacopter Drone which is considered to be the best for aerial photography.
                                                                                                                       
The Walkera TALI H500 Carbon Black US Edition is equipped with a 22.2v 5400 mAh Li-Poly Battery and the package includes a Devo F12E FPV (12 Channel) Radio Controller.


Being designed especially for aerial photography, The Walkera QR X800 is the best thing you want to get yourself for Christmas. It is equipped with a 22.2v 10000mAh Li-Poly Battery,  has a core integrated circuit system, equipped with high performance brushless motor and a 1200mm main rotor. The remote has a 5.8 GHz FPV real time image monitor with touchscreen. The Walkera QR X800 cost you US$2699 without camera.


Sitting on top is the Walkera QR X350 which is equipped with a    unique auto pilot feature. It comes home and uses its automatic landing function if you lose signal. All you have to do is push the come home button. Some unit comes with a DV04 1280x720 high resolution camera and video-audio recorder. Video-audio recorder uses Micro SD card to store its data. It is also equipped with an altitude sensor and stable mode with GPS & Altitude hold. With a price tag of US$5600 to US$5900, The Walkera QR X350 is the best thing to get bankrupted for.


Beside these, there are a variety of drones available online. Front entry level to pro level, everything is just a few mouse clicks away. Read our reviews, search online according to your budget, and get a drone today.

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