V11MINI Drones with Camera for Adults 4K,60-Min Flight Time with 2 batteries,Under 249g,5GHz Transmission,GPS Auto Return,Waypoints,Follow Me,Easy to Fly 4K Mini Drones for Adults,Ideal for Beginners

This drone is fantastic! I’ve been really happy with it. It even comes with a carrying case, which makes storing and transporting it incredibly convenient. The app is super user-friendly and works seamlessly on both Android and Apple phones.One of the standout features is the battery life. I was impressed by how long the batteries lasted, allowing me to fly for an extended time. The drone comes with two batteries, which is a great bonus—you can charge one while flying with the other, and swap them out when needed.The camera quality was great, delivering crisp visuals with a decent viewing angle. I love that there's an option to save footage to a micro SD card. If you choose not to use an SD card but still want to save to your phone's camera roll instead, you can also screen record and save the footage that way.I also tested it in slightly windy conditions. While the drone did wobble a bit (as expected), it did a great job of stabilizing itself.The only minor issue I encountered was with the controller’s phone holder. I have an iPhone XR with an OtterBox case, and the holder couldn’t accommodate the phone with the case on. However, once I removed the case, the phone fit perfectly and snugly into the holder.Overall, this is a well-built drone with excellent features, long battery life, and solid performance. I would absolutely recommend it to anyone looking for a high-quality drone. 5 stars!

Veeniix V11MINI SE They did it AGAIN! What an angel of a mini drone. The blue & gray color scheme really makes it stand out in a sea of other mini drones that all look the same. This guy not only looks cool with its blue headlights (not for night vision), but it has better performance than many more expensive drones in the mini category. It's responsive, it's nimble, and everything performs as advertised & beyond. It takes stunning 4k pictures and videos. The intelligent flight modes are spot on & fun. It's got an awesome travel case. It is built well and feels real solid, while being extra light weight at 235 grams, it doesn't need FAA registration.The combo came with extra blades, 2 batteries and a nice grippy controller. The USB direct connection is more secure than the wifi on my other drones, so no wifi issues or dropped connections, which is BIG. All in All, a Great everyday camera drone. And I have to mention, This company's Customer Service Team is hands down, The BEST I've dealt with regarding an Amazon purchase ever.

The media could not be loaded. This is my first drone. The day it arrived the weather was pretty windy but I was so excited I took it out anyway. (The video I attached was taken on a breezy day that’s why it’s a little bouncy. But you get the idea). I’m amazed how well it flew in the windy weather. The GPS system keeps it where it belongs. The camera is beautiful, the app is really user friendly, the features work really well. The waypoint flight path is terrific. All in all I’m super happy with this drone and I’m having lots of fun with it. Tonight I put it in sport mode for the first time just to buzz around my place and that was really fun. In calm weather the batteries last for a long time - it just keeps flying and flying. I love that before I put a memory card in it, it would simply save photos and videos right on my phone as I took them. Super cool feature.The one downside I’ve run into is that the remote control is losing signal to the drone quite frequently, and I’ve not yet been able to fly it more than about 300 feet away before losing remote control contact, and sometimes contact gets lost less than 200’ away, even flying over my hayfield. If I fly it from my phone controls it reaches a bit further. When contact is broken, the drone stops and returns to its takeoff point, which is pretty nice, but it does seem to spend a lot of time returning home! I’ve been working with customer service to figure this out and I have to say, they’ve been really great to work with, and I’ll certainly update this review when we figure out what’s going on.Update: it’s a bit sensitive to any obstacles, and the remote antenna needs to be aimed in the right direction. Flying with the phone controls gives a much greater range, though it’s a little harder than using the joystick. If all is clear I can fly out about 700’ before losing contact.This drone is for real. I’m happy with it, and if the remote range gets straightened out I don’t think I could possibly be happier. I have to say it’s a tough little dude too. I wish I could say I’m an excellent and safe pilot but that wouldn’t be quite true. I’ve brushed the side of my house, stuck it in a tree, and in a particularly dumb moment tried to land it on the roof of the barn, only to have it slide off to the ground. But it just keeps flying. No crashes have ever been the drone’s fault, they’re me taking silly chances. Boys will be boys, and play rough with their toys.

As experienced pilots, we were seeking a more affordable drone to bring along on trips, reserving our DJI models for professional use. However, right out of the box, something felt off. We performed the recommended pre-flight checks, and took off, but within the first two minutes, the drone started behaving erratically. Without any input from the remote, it couldn’t stay stable, drifting about two feet in 5 mph winds, then suddenly shooting up 15-20 feet and emitting beeping sounds. We had to immediately initiate Return to Home (RTH), but the drone struggled throughout the process—moving up, pausing, then descending, and repeating this cycle, all without any control from us. This happened in an open, obstacle-free area (a wide parking lot). It felt unsafe, and getting the drone to land was nearly impossible. The RTH function barely worked, and after some time, it finally landed. We packed it up and decided to return it immediately.