Emob 4 Channel 2.4G RC Quadcopter with 2MP Wide Angle HD Camera 6 Axis Professional Drone (White)(Multicolor)

Ecomm Presents Emob X8C Venture New Package 4 Channel 2.4G RC Quadcopter with 2MP Wide Angle HD Camera 6 Axis 3D Flip Fly Drone (White)Any bigger drone for flying in the park? Let's take the Syma X8CThere are a lot of nice indoor drones, but it is a sunny day and you decide to fly in the park, those micro drones won't do. The X8C is a medium size drone (330 class) which is perfect for park flying, the onboard electronics take care of the difficult part and leaving you the pure enjoyment and no pressure flying experience, we love the X8C! It is so easy to fly, it can do 360o flips with a button, it can record Video and Photos and it has Direction Locked Mode which make things even more easier, best part is - at a Real Bargain Price, what's not to like?Features :• Made by Syma, experience tells us they make good products• SUPER Stable, thanks to 6-Axis Gyroscope• It's tough! It survived from a 5 years old• It can fly with Direction Locked Mode (a.k.a. Headless mode), you will not mess up orientation with this mode• Camera for taking Photo and Video, just flip a switch on the RC controller to start• It can do a 360° flip!• High / Low speed mode• 2.4Ghz Frequency RC System, it will not jam with others• Came with Propeller Guard• Kids love this!! Everyone seen us flying it wants oneFLIGHTIn this part of the Syma X8C review, we’re going to talk about flight and performance. The Syma X8C is extremely fun to fly. It’s not the most acrobatic or stunt-worthy drone on the market, but that’s not really what it was designed for.It flies at moderate speeds (not too fast, and not too slow), and is more known for its stability and ability to fight the wind. Flyers shouldn’t have any difficulty flying it in 10 MPH winds.HEADLESS MODEThe quadcopter offers something called “Headless Mode”, which is basically a feature that allows you to stop worrying about the orientation of your drone (which makes controlling the drone easier). It’s actually pretty straightforward: before takeoff, configure the drone so that its front is also your front. Now, no matter what direction the drone is facing, pressing “right” on the analog stick will always make the drone go “right”. Likewise, pressing “left” on the analog stick will always make it go “left”.Why is headless mode useful? Well, when you’re flying at night, it’s not needed as much since you can easily track the X8C’s LED lights. But when you’re flying during the day, or when you’ve lost track of your LED lights, headless mode allows you to fly without having to worry about your drone’s orientation. I would recommend honing your skills without headless mode first, since some drone models that you’ll fly won’t offer this feature.CHARGING & FLIGHT TIMEAlthough “official” flight time for this drone is about 8 minutes, I can usually squeeze about 10 or 12 minutes out of my X8C without the camera.This is actually quite a bit of battery power. One downside to keep in mind is that it can take up to 180 minutes to fully charge the X8C’s battery.CAMERANo Syma X8C review would be complete without talking about the camera. The camera isn’t HD quality by any means, and is detachable. It’s also adjustable, so you can experiment with different camera angles until you find the one you like the best.The 4GB microSD card that comes with the quadcopter allows you to record all of your flying sessions with ease. Attaching the camera is straightforward since it just clips on to the bottom of the quadcopter. The camera weighs about 27 grams, which is actually quite light for a camera.TRANSMITTERAs with most Syma transmitters, the controller for the X8C will fit comfortably in your hands. It’s made from lightweight ABS plastic, and operates on a 2.4GHz band. What you’ll find most impressive about the transmitter is its range: 100+ meters is no joke! The information-rich LCD screen on the transmitter will provide you with important diagnostics about your flight, including battery life, direction, and more.