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The transmitter takes AA batteries. The quad takes 7.4v with the round banana connector.

Very nice. I gotta get one of these things. The price is pretty good right now and you can get a really good bundle as opposed to splurging for the Mavic or P4P.

I have the Eachine E010 version of this. Put a FX98T diopole camera on it and turned it into a tiny whoop. That sucker is super fun flying around the house.

I saw a review on YouTube that basically says they fixed the main problem, but there's still other things that need improvement. iPhonedo is the channel I think.

Had a break in the snow, rain, and cold so I got the Upair One in the air. I had not flown it in a while, but performance and video quality was about what I have come to expect. The only new thing I'm experiencing is occasional problems getting the quad to find GPS satellites. I'm not sure if...

Yeah, the manuals usually do leave much to be desired. Let me know if you have any questions though. Watch out for the crazy yaw and the high rate too.

Yep, the camera is pretty much the only difference. I believe everything else (except for color) is basically identical. In my opinion, 8 flights is not quite enough to give the reliable label. How you fly, number of crashes, etc. are variables to consider as well, but in my opinion you need...

Yep, this and my indoor flyers are getting me through the winter. Can't wait to get back out to keep honing my aerial photography skills.

Yep, it really is a bonus feature because it is FIRST an awesome flyer, CHEAP, aaannd water doesn't stop it.

This is a really cool quadcopter. It's great because I can still fly in winter and it is CHEAP!

I like knowing that no matter the weather conditions, I can still get out and fly. I have flown the JJRC H31 in rain, landed it in puddles, and now in snow and I have to say that it is really waterproof. This thing not only flies well in rainy and snowy conditions, but it flies well period...

I tried to be thorough with the review and cover everything which is why the video is so long. Here's a breakdown of the video if don't want to watch the whole thing. Otherwise, grab a coffee and click play. Un-boxing / Overview: 0:00 - 7:31 Flight test preview: 7:31 - 14:10 Actual flight test...

Unboxing and Quick Flight Test I could not wait to get this thing! This is my first large quad after practicing on smaller ones. The 1080p camera quality is pretty good, definitely a step up from the standard 720p 2MP cameras. It has plenty of power to carry pretty much any action camera. I...

Part IV Whenever I'm driving by and notice a nice park or a neat place to fly, I can quickly pull out my X8G and get it in the air.

Part III Doing it funky style this time. I'm getting better and better at holding it steady at high altitude, but there's no avoiding corrections for wind. If this had a gimbal it would be perfectomundo.

Part II All flight footage, no blabberation.

The only way to really test how good a quadcopter is is to use it over an extended period of time. That is why I can emphatically say that the X8G is my most reliable quad because after multiple uses it is still going strong. I have not even had to replace the motors yet, but those are...

Close, but it's actually more like this one, the JXD 510G. You just have to wait 2-years to receive your shipments from overseas :). http://www.banggood.com/JXD-510G-JXD510G-X-Predators-5_8G-FPV-With-2_0MP-HD-Camera-RC-Quadcopter-RTF-p-1049045.html?p=8729084830960201605L

The first thing I noticed about the Contixo F5 quadcopter is how much it looks like the Yuneec Q500. It is a sweet looking quad, but looks alone does not a good quadcopter make. It flies really well. Out of the 6-7 altitude hold quads I have flown, this one definitely executes this feature...