Customer Ratings & Reviews

Trash plus Best Buy rob me when you fly. The camera bounce the image is really bad.

This is my first time using a drone and this is super easy to use. I am planning on using this on my upcoming trip as well. It has a rated fly time of 31 minutes and is super light as well only 249 grams which is easy to bring in a bag. It comes with a controller, extra blades for the motor and a charger for the rechargeable battery as well. The 4K camera takes nice videos as well. It also has a GPS function which helps it return to you making it super easy as well. Inside the box you get: The drone 4 propellers Controller Battery Storage box Charging cable Charging dock Some screws and a screwdriver included As far as using the drone it's easy to use and great for beginners who haven't really used a drone before. I find it's not super precise in controlling the drone which I have no issues with but for people who have more experience using drone or use them professionally they might have an opinion on it. I find the range adequate as well I can take videos of things I want from a distance I want without fear of losing connection to the drone as well

Having been around UAV's for a while now, there are a lot to choose from. This is a fair choice for your first UAV, that has a built in camera that isn't just a novelty/toy. While it doesn't have all the bells and whistles, and features when compared to higher end, it is a good one to get started with and learn how to use them. It comes with a single battery, which if you are going to go out and fly away from home... you are going to want to get a second one, so you can have nearly a full hour of flight time. Simple to charge, in the provided docking port, uses standards USB-C. However, it doesn't come with the power adapter (a growing trend in electronics). Cable is provided, but you need to provide the power adapter. I would recommend one with two ports, so you can charge both the controller and the battery. It comes pre-installed with the 4 blades, and has a full set of replacements. I would recommend you purchase an 3rd set, they are small and inexpensive and good to have. I was disappointed that they were not quick release, and you needed to use he provided screw driver to take them on and off. They do fold, for "easier" storage in the provided case. You will need to take your time a bit, when folding them and putting it back in the case, as it is a tight fit. I would considering getting 4 small velcro straps, or small (but not overly tight) rubber bands. The controller is a good size, BUT... is very very light. Once you put your phone on top (in the provided mount), it is very top heavy. Be cautious with that, as it could tip out of your hand, if you are flying and not paying attention. I found it more out of balance in my hands then I liked, using my iPhone 16 Pro. The display on the controller contains all the critical functionality, and display. You CAN fly with out adding a phone to setup, which is good if you just want to fly around. But typically you want to see what the UAV is filming, and the added features from the app. I don't care for the WiFi style connection between the controller and the phone. I would much preferred a physical cable connection, take a little bit of time to get the connection setup. The app, needs work. First, there was a bug when I first started to use it, said there was a firmware upgrade, and then when it started, said my model didn't match. As of this writing still not fixed, but doesn't stop me from using. The camera is clear and does capture a good picture. Note, while not on the box or manual, it DOES support a SD card. From some spec sites, it says it maxes out at 128gb. Surprised it doesn't support larger cards, but 128gb will hold several hours of footage, and they are inexpensive so you can have more than one. (Always have more then one, so you are not forced to clear out a card) The downside of the camera, is its vertical adjustment. It is in pre-determined increments, and not very smooth. I would recommend that you don't adjust the angle of the camera, while recording, unless you plan to edit video later, for a smooth transition. Flying is pretty consistent with all other UAV's. All 4 AXIS. (Up/Down, Forward/Back, Left/Right, and Rotate). This is where need to take your time to fly in all dimensions, and where this level of UAV helps, as with it's price point you can learn to fly, and not be overly concerned. It is not going to win and speed races, but it does the job. No more or less loud then other UAV's in it's category. DO NOT fly indoors with this one. It doesn't appear to have all the extra sensors, that will assist with indoor flying. I would only fly this unit outdoors. Overall, a good entry level UAV, to learn and explore with.

Worst drone ffgggggggggggggbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbhhhhhh

The camera doesn't move it's very hard to film anything

Piece of junk, three hundred and fifty dollars, roughly not including taxes.And the thing is a piece of crap

Highlights - Easy to understand controls and the return to home feature works incredibly well - 4K Video looks crisp - GPS Controls worked well to keep drone within easy range plus the return to home feature is great! - Reliable Battery Life My Son and I picked up this drone to try and explore flying in our neighborhood and over our backyard lake. We had a great time flying and exploring! The setup was fast, we paired the drone with my iPhone 16 pro easily and it fit nicely in the remote even with a leather case on. Once setup, the controls were so intuitive that my son was able to fly it with confidence. It’s stable in the air thanks to the GPS, and the return-to-home feature gave us peace of mind during every flight. The 4K camera is surprisingly sharp for a drone at this price point. We got great footage exploring trees, rooftops, and even catching some backyard wildlife from above. Battery life held up longer than expected, giving us plenty of flight time per charge. All in all, this drone worked great for us!

Wifi showed up one time and never again. I have followed all instructions to no avail. Wast of money.

The small little drone is good and capable with nice features. Packaging and the carry-on case that are very nice Which makes it nicely portable. Set up was fairly simple following the instructions. Everything worked very well. Every time I’ve turned it on and used every Otherday for the past week. One strange thing it seems to require GPS calibration every time you fly it outside, Which only takes a minute anyway. The flying speed is good and the stability is OK. I did fly on a couple of windy days so it seemed to be harder for it to maintain stability when it was windy. The camera seems to be a good quality and works very well. I think my favorite part of the drone is the supplied controller, which had a very nice screen and Accommodated my phone very nicely. The phone application is required to fly the drone, but it works very nicely and connects with Bluetooth versus a hardwire, which was Advantageous. It was easy enough to operate. I don’t think there’s a large learning curve. It seems you can get the hang of it within 15 to 30 minutes of using it. I do have to compare it to a heftier other brand drone that I’ve used and Although this drone is cheaper, it It does not seem as Fast or stable as the more expensive drone. But I do think it is still high-quality and it is a good price. I would recommend if you’re looking for a drone that you can play around with for entertainment. I’m not too sure. The image quality from the camera would be sufficient for work related tasks, but this is still a nice little drone.

Is this the best drone I’ve ever used, no. Is this the best drone compared to the price that is being asked that I have used, absolutely. I thought my old Snaptain e10 was a good value, and it is still. This just offers more. The stability is noticeably better on it and the range is much improved as well. I just enjoy flying drones, I’m not a photographer, content creator, or really anything special when it comes to drones. I did use it to look at the shadows that are being cast onto my solar panels from my neighbor's house that I didn’t think about when I put them on, inspect the roof of my house for moss growth, and to see how full the gutters are. The cameras are amazing for capturing what I need to as well as trying to play around with taking kids photos of them on their bikes or whatnot. The stability is game changing for learning how to fly a drone. Learning on a drone that has zero stability can be difficult. I let my 6-year-old learn on this one and it took him about 2 min to figure out all the controls. Though I accidentally put it on right hand mode somehow and that screwed him up for about 30 seconds and then he was good to go, but he said he wanted it back the other way, so I had to get the manual out and figure out how to switch modes again. I didn’t know that was a thing to switch the control sticks to opposite hands, but it is if you are a lefty. There are far more modes in this than I initially though once I opened the manual which only increased the value in my mind. The follow me is something that a more expensive drone I have was missing so that was a nice surprise to find it was capable of. The battery lasts about 30 min, I wish the battery charger was faster, but the solution is just to buy another battery and that solved my problems as I found out my 6-year-old has a new obsession. He has asked non-stop since I let him fly to fly it again and again. The two batteries are nice as it gives him an hour and then I say they have to recharge. He has some of the set up figured out, but the Wi-Fi is a bit interesting to get up and running properly. On an iPhone I had to disable cellular otherwise it just got rid of the Wi-Fi connection as it had no internet. That was a tad annoying, but since I have other phones not a real problem for me. My android phone doesn’t like to auto connect as there is no internet, but I just select the Wi-Fi network and it up and running with cellular still intact. I love the dedicated screens on controllers, but I also understand that adds cost that at this price point no one really wants to see so I’m willing to live with this even if it makes it difficult for my kid to use it without me (this also might be a good thing). Overall, this is an awesome drone in an awesomely functional case. This is perfect for someone just getting into drones or someone that needs a cost-effective choice.

The Snaptain P30 4K drone is a good choice for beginners. This drone weighs under 249 grams, and folds up into a neat included carrying case. I was a bit skeptical on the build quality, but my mind changed after I ran the drone into a wall by accident and it kept working without any issues. The Snaptain comes with a 4K UHD camera featuring a 120° wide-angle lens. I found the pictures to be lacking and the video was ok. Again, this drone is more for beginners than anything else.. The adjustable lens allows for varied shooting angles, and real-time footage can be viewed on your smartphone via the Snaptain Fly app. The P30 has GPS-assisted flight for Return-to-Home, Follow Me, Waypoint Flight, and Point of Interest functions. All are standard in today’s entry level drone world. The remote controller is user friendly, and the app provides intuitive controls and flight data. However, the controller felt cheap when compared to other drones I have flown.. The Snaptain P30 4K drone offers a balanced mix of good features and user-friendly design for beginners, making it a solid choice for those new to drone flying or looking for an affordable option with reliable performance.

me and my son spent over 30 minutes flying it around our backyard, and the battery held up great. Even with some wind yesterday, the drone stayed super steady and easy to control which makes us a smooth and fun flying experience!! perfect for beginners like us, I would highly recommend!

works great good quality video easy set up and use

Not worth for $330.. kids drone are better.. quality is worst , drone os shaky

Bought this drone to search for our missing dog. It was at 50% battery when flying over a field of tall grass before it flew away and crashed. I was only 600-1000 feet from it when it “lost connection” according to my phone. It had started circling and going up and down by itself then the video stopped.