The team at Half Chrome has put together some detailed drone reviews for you. We have logged countless hours researching, flying, testing, and crashing drones. We want to help you find the drone that bests fits you and what you need and want. There are a lot of different drones out there. Our goal is to help you determine the best drone for you.
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The new DJI Mavic Mini is the best drone you can buy for less than $500. But is it the only option? We will take a look at the Mavic Mini and four other solid options that won’t cost quite as much as the Mini. DJI Mavic Mini The new DJI Mavic Mini is an …
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The BetaFPV Beta85x HD is a new drone in the growing class of Cinewhoops. Cinewhoops are small FPV style quadcopters that are capable of recording HD footage. While there are plenty of HD capable drones out there Cinewhoops make it possible to get HD footage from a palm-sized drone that pilots can fly in tight …
The MJX Bugs 4W is now available for preorder through TomTop. It looks like they will be selling a limited number of early models at $199.99. While we haven’t tested the Bugs 4W yet it looks to be the most exciting drone we have seen for less than $200. Hopefully, the 2K camera and gimbal …
DJI Spark 2 The DJI Spark was one of the most anticipated consumer drones ever. A small and portable drone with a mechanical gimbal, the Spark is capable of taking excellent pictures and photos for less than $400. So how will DJI up the ante? We have some ideas. We predict a lot of the …
The ZLRC Beast is most definitely an intriguing option. It is the first GPS drone with a 4K camera that we have seen to release for less than $200, in fact, you can pick one up for less than $150. This really could be a game changer. It boasts a handful of intelligent flight modes and …
The Happymodel Snapper 7 is a 75 mm tiny whoop style drone. It is a blast to fly, mostly in part to its powerful 0802 19,000 KV brushless motors. It may not have the name recognition of the Mobula 7, Tinyhawk or Trashcan but it is definitely worth a look. If you are like me …
I have been flying a lot of “tiny whoops” lately. Two reasons mainly: 1. I live in the Chicago area and the winter weather has been brutal so I am forced to fly indoors. 2. I love these tiny things. I’ve flown dozens of different models and they are a blast. The ducts act like …
The MJX Bugs 3 Pro is another versatile quadcopter from MJX. I have always been a fan of the MJX Bugs lineup. The MJX Bugs 3 was my first brushless drone and is still one of my favorites. We are fortunate enough to have a contact at MJX and suggested they develop a similar powerful …
The Eachine E013 Plus is a brushed FPV microdrone. It features powerful 8520 motors, a 1000 TVL camera, and comes in a variety of ready to fly packages. This is an excellent low-cost option if you are looking to get into flying FPV. The E013 Plus even features a flip over after crash, aka turtle …
The Eachine Trashcan is a 75 mm ducted whoop that in almost every way is an upgrade to the incredibly popular Mobula 7. It has bigger motors (0803 to 0802) it uses an F4 flight controller instead of an F3, the VTX is switchable from 25 to 200 mW instead of being fixed at 25 …
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