The real issue most hobbyist buyers run into is keeping drone stable enough for usable footage, and that's where the medium altitude lock really earns its keep—it basically holds the hover without sudden drift even when there's a light breeze, so the 720p camera actually captures something worth keeping.
360-degree rolls and side fly are built in too, along with auto hover, and teh 100-meter operating radius gives enough range to explore a park or field (check local regulations first though).
We run continuous flight checks on about 5% of units per batch, usually 20 minutes each, and that's more than most buyers ask for but it catches signal hiccups early. White matte body casing, color box packging, and the MOQ sits at 60 pieces for OEM orders—typically ships within 20 days or so.
En71, ASTM, RoHS, FCC, and a few others are all covered per batch, and we usually have stock, but confirm lead time if you're on a tight schedule. It's not built for profesional cinema work obviously, but for casual aerial photo and video with hobbyist clients aged 14 and up, it does the job fine.
Yes, OEM is available on this model. The MOQ for OEM orders is 60 pieces, same as our standard MOQ.
It's certified with EN71, EN62115, ASTM, HR4040, N6P, EN60825, CD, RoHS, and FCC — so it covers both US and EU safety standards.
Typically 15-20 working days for a standard 60-piece order, but we can confirm exact timing when you place the order.
Each drone comes in a color box (21.5x21.5x11.5 cm), and we pack 12 pieces per master carton (44.5x36.0x44.0 cm).
The drone takes video and pictures via the 720p camera, and it's designed for remote operation — footage is saved onboard for later transfer.