- GPS Drone with 4K Camera for Adults 5" Screen FPV RC Quadcopter Auto Return

I grabbed this GPS quadcopter to take quick aerial shots on weekend outings, and having the dedicated 5-inch screen built directly into the remote makes set up immensely easier. You do not have to mess around with downloading separate smartphone apps, syncing Wi-Fi connections, or draining your phone battery just to get a live feed. The image on the display comes through surprisingly sharp with minimal lag, which makes framing outdoor shots very straightforward.In terms of flight handling, the brushless motors keep things steady even when a moderate breeze picks up. The automatic GPS features give a lot of confidence during open-air flights, especially the reliable auto return-to-home function if the power gets low or signal gets distant. It also offers fun smart modes like circle fly and object tracking that let you record dynamic video clips without constantly tweaking the flight sticks.The entire package is compact and easy to transport since the drone weighs right around 238 grams and folds up neatly into the provided soft shell carrying case. Getting two 2700mAh batteries in the box gives plenty of total airtime to practice maneuvers and capture different angles. Between the straightforward speed settings, one-key takeoff and landing, and full independent screen control, it provides great value for anyone wanting a complete FPV setup right out of the box.

The design and the material looks sturdy and light weight. Its stability is good and easy to maneuver through remote control. The good part is that it has good battery life and remote control have all important features on buttons. Easy to assemble and charge. Remote control has good screen quality which allows to take good pictures and videos

Is a good drone if you fly 10' off the ground. The 800' ceiling height a d 5000' distance is extremely exaggerated. At 300' lost signal and took off on its own. Dont buy, save your money for a drone that can actually fly the distance this one says it can.

ZY-80 Pro ReviewThere were many choices for Drones in this price range. I selected this one becauseit comes with three batteries, which are 2S (7.4V) 2700mAh, instead of 1S (3.7V), andthat the screen is advertised as being 5”. (I measured 4.8”.)I was skeptical, because there were only four reviews at the time, but with $50 off and the ability to return it, I decided to get it. I’ve flown it four times now and am very impressed.My first flights were in my driveway. I tried the return-to-home control and it jumped up to maybe 65 feet which made me panic. Then it moved above my take-off spot and slowly descended to about 8 feet and hovered there. I’m not sure why it ascends before it returns, but it does this every time.After the initial driveway flights, I went to the neighborhood field where I used up two batteries. Earlier, it seemed that up/down, left/right and forward/back controls were not very proportional. But in a larger area, they seemed much better. Eventually, I was doing figure 8s, by feeding some forward stick and using the yaw to make the turns. I took videos and snaped some photos. This quad is very well behaved; as soon as the controls are released, it stops and hovers in place like it is supposed to do. I did perform the geo-magnetic calibration.The one button take-off and landing work well. I have not tried the follow-me or circle functions.Other observations. The batteries do take a few hours to charge. I observed over 1.5 Amps from a 2A USB port when charging. The transmitter charging draws about half that current.Pluses:The screen is nice, big and clear. (I measured 4.8” diagonal.)The case is nice and convenient.The batteries install quickly – no more messing with tight XT-60s, etc.It hovers very nice.The controller overlay is very helpful to learn the buttons, and to use as a cheat sheet.The batteries are high capacity.Minuses:The gimbal sticks installed very firmly; I was concerned how much pressure it took to get them on. I’m going to leave them on.The camera had plastic protection film on it which was tricky to remove.The videos have no sound. No sure it’s a minus, but FYII would sure buy this again.

I purchased this drone as a replacement for a DJI Mini that got stolen. I like that there's a built-in monitor vs. having to use your phone. Makes it easy to let others use it. However, the image quality is just OK. The response is awful. Very jerky and drifts quite a bit. The DJI is really great at stabilizing its position, even in wind.

The drone works as advertised but I haven't yet tried it on a windy day. I fear that the very low weight will cause it to perform badly in the wind.My complaints are primarily with the printed user manual. I really wish Chinese manufacturers would spend a few dollars and hire professional native English-speaking tech writers.Here are the errors or problems I found in the manual:1. How to find GPS satellites is never mentioned. There is a GPS button which the manual incorrectly calls a GPS switch but all it says about it is that pressing it will cause the drone to go into "indoor mode". The video is better, mentioning that a long-press is required to search for satellites. But even then if fails to mention that you must be outdoors for it to work. It is possible that everyone but me knows that you can't get a good GPS signal indoors but failing to mention it almost caused me to return the drone because I was trying to do as much as I could indoors before taking it outside.2. Taking photos and videos. The manual incorrectly says to press the photo button will cause the screen to start taking photos when they certainly meant to say the camera. But even that is wrong. It doesn't start to take photos. It takes one photo every time you press the button. To take a video, it says to press the video button. But there is no "video" button, only one button for photo and video. You have to long-press that button to start taking a video and again to stop recording. And once again, it is not the screen taking the video, but the camera.3. One key take off / landing - "After unlocking the outward eight" What the heck is the outward eight and how do you unlock it? This is totally incomprehensible. Then it says "briefly press the one key take off button to control the drone's take off. This is confusingly stated and partially incorrect. I think the button should be renamed the "Take off and Land" button and forget the one key stuff (there is no key). It should say "briefly press the "take-off and land button". And pressing the button does not control the take off. It just causes the take off. Well, maybe the longer you press the button, the higher the drone goes. I haven't experimented with that. If that is true, it should be stated in the manual. Pressing the "take-off and land" button when the drone is in flight causes it to descend and land but it does not return to where it took off, it just goes straight down unless you use the joysticks while it is descending to guide it to a desired landing spot. This should all be in the manual. The manual does say that pushing the "throttle" upward while descending will stop the landing. However, the word "throttle" is never used before or after this one time and you guess is as good as mine where to find the throttle.4. Return to home. - There is a second way to cause the drone to descend and that is to short press the GPS button and in that case, the drone returns home before descending. This is never mentioned in the manual.4. The manual uses the term "drop" to mean "beep".5. Unless I missed it, neither the manual nor the videos describe how to hover in one spot.It needs a sun hood. It would be nice to know to which one to buy to fit this drone. It would also be nice if they included two 32GB SD cards instead of just one 8GB card. They are only a few dollars each in China. It would also be nice if they included a launch pad. Those are just some minor improvements I think they could make.

It's a fun drone to fly. I really like that it comes with its own tablet screen oppose to using it with my iPhone. I'm still a novice flyer but this drone was pretty easy to fly. Also, what's nice it that it come with two batteries and extra parts just in case you have a mishap All in all a great drone for the price.

Nice little drone good price. Really easy to set up, really easy to fly. Had a hell of a good time flying it around at the park. Only problem I have is it says a 4k video camera but unfortunately when I watched the video it was not even close to 4k. I had a slider phone in 2007ish that had about the same quality of video. Disappointed in camera quality but flight was a absolute blast for flying my 1st drone. I'm glad I did get this to learn drones and will be very useful to check stuff out from above. Don't use if you want it for good video footage for like YouTube. Oh also does fantastic in wind