Sunrise 2 in 1 10A ESC 2-3S BLHELI-S Dshot Electronic Speed Controller Special for FPV Racing Drone Quadcopte (2205 2300KV (Gold))

I originally bought these because they were suggested with the cheapest frame I ordered to get started. For the money, they work very well, and I've crashed at least a hundred times, and destroyed several dozen props without a failure of workmanship or construction. According to my batter charger, I've flown these for 150'sh packs, and just replaced my second motor today. I'll buy another set to make sure I have plenty on hand for the future, as I really like the price and performance with my basic 3-4S quad, swinging 6040&6045BN props for 7-8 minutes on 1300mAh packs. For reference, the failure mode was the same for both motors. The center wire fatigued inside the strain relief, where it exits the motor can. I suspect this is being caused by me clipping the wires too short, stiffening the free wires with Liquid Weld glue, and mounting the motors on jelly pads. (focusing all movement right at the spot where the center wire has fatigued both times, and then a crash eventually jars the motor just right, separating the only part of the wire that can move). I suspect that a better mounting method would have kept both of these failures from occurring, but swapping the motor is fast and easy, and I can rework this type of failure to reuse the motors in the future, so I'm quite happy with them. As previously stated, this is my first quad, and I'm getting a lot of great practice out of it. I do recommend some kind of Loctite (just a tiny dot) on the bolt threads, or they will fall out in flight. Also, after initially loosing some screws and grinding up some that stayed, I now put a piece of double-sided, outdoor mounting tape across the heads of the screws, and i cover the 2nd sticky side with red boob tape. It adds extra toughness and color for visibility.Anyways, I strongly recommend these motors for getting started, from a price/quality standpoint. Save your money for battery packs, as that seems to be my most frequently-broken parts expense (also props, but those are cheap).

From a financial perspective, I feel like FPV flying is a lot like golf. In order to be any good and perform well, it requires a hefty payment upfront. You get what you pay for. 99% of us are not receiving free drones and equipment in the mail to review on YouTube. Therefore, its an expensive hobby and finding quality products at low prices is difficult. I bought these last August and haven’t bought another set since. These have been incredible and I’m thankful to those who gave positive reviews for me to read before purchasing. I paid $37 and absolutely love these motors. I’ve dropped from over 100ft on concrete, gravel, dirt, and hard snow with just a few scrapes. I’m riding these out to the end and suggest you try them too.

These motors are nice for a beginner. They are low cost, relatively durable, and look nice in it's gold/orange outer shell. I've crashed my drone with these motors on many times and they've held up through it all. However they do tend to get extremely hot to the touch (blisteringly hot) and have melted their rubber vibration dampeners positioned below them on my drone.

Super nice motors, im new in this hobby and as you will now when you are new most of times you live crashing, they been taking a beating and still work as a charm.

No issues with these motors, so far working great, for the price its great

So far, these are great! Only reason they are 5 stars are the wires. They aren't long enough to reach a 4in1. I bought them for a specific build and had to about due to this.

One of the motors sounds like a bearing is bad but they all fly great and are really fast

arrived on time, works well