HOLY STONE HS110D Drone with Camera Live Video FPV 120°Wide-Angle WiFi RC Quadcopter for Kids and Adults with Altitude Hold Headless Mode 3D Flips RTF Modular Battery, White

Purchased this as an entry-level drone for myself.It was super easy to get up and running and learn how to fly. and it is a good little drone. flies pretty decently, but you need perfect conditions to fly.the drone is very very light, which means the slightest amount of wind pushes it off course. so please ensure you fly it with no wind.Battery life is ok but could be better, each battery last approx 15-30 minutes, varying on wind conditions and how high you are flying.The camera quality is pretty bad. it says 1080p, but its more like 720p MAX.The connection is pretty decent I have never had it drop when flying even pretty high up.Overall I would recommend it as an entry-level drone. but there definitely are better models out there.

It has to said that because of windy and wet weather and battery time that I have not been able to fly the Quadcopter for a very long period, two 10 minute sessions in fact.However it was long enough to form this review.he HS110D flies very well under normal and low wind conditions The Quadcopter control is responsive to the controller and can be flown and has been flown the length of a football pitch and back for 10 minutes at a time. During the trial, features of the HS110D have been tried and have responded well, such as hover which requires a little effort if windy due there being no GPS. I have not tried it with my phone as it is not a smartphone, as yetThe follow me mode was not very successful unfortunately, this partly being due to a slight wind and it’s systems inability. The camera quality I found with the one I have is not particularly good however due to poor resolution, but having said that, this is what I would call a budget drone, so you cannot expect everything. Slight to moderate winds, say from 5 to 10 mph cause some drift which inexperienced fliers might find awkward, winds over 10mph do cause a problem, so only fly the drone in an area with plenty of space.. my own opinion is that I would not fly it indoors unless you have large and empty-ish space to avoid banging into objects.although the blades are protected against moderate impact by guards.The drone itself has it's own re-chargeable battery and takes between 2-3 hrs to charge,also the Controller takes 4 AA batteries, how long they will last I do not know as they are still in good condition. I would recommend using good quality batteries for the best longevity.So, yes the drone is fun to fly in the right conditions, it is well made and comes with some spare parts in case of damage, The motor start button is a nice feature that gets the propellers spinning before take off, allowing you more control of the lift off. You also have 4 modes of flight, but for beginners Mode 1 is recommended, as this is more controllable due to it’s lower speed.. Having run the motors for a full 10 minutes of flight the drone started to descend slowly without damage to itself.Finally, I would like to add that you will not find better customer support than from the makers of this drone and other of their models. Customer support is excellent I have found, none more so than from Camille, who is a very helpful and pleasant lady.

We bought this for a bit of fun and to have a small drone that i can fly up to roof level and examine any roof damage as time goes by.I spent few hours looking at all drone reviews for Sub £100 and this drone came up over and over again. I can confirm that this budget drone is all it can be at this price point.Pros:Easy to fly and can cope with "gentle" breeze outside.Real time first person camera flying is great and have no lag so far.Charge time is about 45mins from low,Auto altitude hold is pretty good.Unit feels well built and withstands small crashes well.Pretty good AppCons:Battery life is stated as 10mins , I would say it's more like 6-8mins depending on breeze.Battery can only be charged while plugged into drone (This really annoys me).Camera quality of pictures and video footage on playback could be improved. (Not bad)There are a couple of small life improvements that could be made.All in all even with a few downsides to the unit, when you are paying less than £70 you really can't complain.FYI*When using this drone you MUST turn OFF "Mobile Data" or you will not be able to connect to drones WiFi*

This is a great beginner drone, that will let you get the basics right before moving on to bigger, faster or more advanced drones. With functions like altitude hold, which allows you to set the height at which the drone hovers and headless mode, this drone will have you up and flying with confidence within minutes.The camera on this drone isn't much to write home about, dont be expecting to get great quality footage or stills. However the camera does allow you to fly in a first person view which is great fun and what the camera's true purpose is, IMO. The build quality of the drone feels great and comes with a host of spares should you accidentally brake parts of the drone. This drone does not come with gps, unlike its slightly more expensive brother, however you really don't need gps whilst learning the basics. However if you can afford a little extra, the HS110G is definitely worth a look at.The range of the drone is also lacking, I'm not sure what the advertised range is but you probably get about 80m with a direct line of sight of the drone, any buildings or obstacles will knock out the connection straight away.Honestly if you're looking for a relatively cheap but good quality toy/beginner drone then look no further!