SKEYE drones are a hit among our readers, which is why we keep bringing back some of the most requested copters from Wccftech Deals. Being one of the most-requested gadgets from our Deals section, today we bring you not one, but two deals on SKEYE drones. Keep reading to learn more about how you can save more on your favorite flyers.
1- SKEYE Nano Drone: the world’s smallest precision-controlled quadcopter
Meet the SKEYE Nano Drone, the shockingly agile and tiny flying machine, perfect for airborne stunts like figure eights, banked turns, flips, and barrel rolls. The Nano Drone delivers high thrust, low weight, incredibly responsive controls, and advanced hardware to enable outstanding stability and maneuverability.
- RTF (ready to fly) technology
- 6-axis flight control system with adjustable gyro sensitivity
- Extreme portability
- Rotor protection guard for beginner-friendly piloting
- 3 distinct flight modes: beginner, advanced pilots and seasoned flight veterans
- Aerobatic "flip" capability
- LED lights for night flights
Original price: $49 | Wccftech Deals: $34 at a 30% discount
2- SKEYE Hexa Drone: more blades, more Fun - get extra lift with this six-propeller copter!
With its unique six propeller design, Hexa delivers ultimate control for flying in every direction and pulling off ridiculous stunts. Simply throw it in the air, and enjoy more than an 164-foot range for professional, precision control. Extra blades mean extra stability, and thanks to the six-axis flight control system, going from beginner to pro will be a cinch.
- Ready to fly (RTF) out of the box
- Fits in the palm of your hand
- Provides a three-level adjustable controller sensitivity for beginners, mid-level users & experts
- Includes a six-axis flight control system & adjustable gyro sensitivity
- Includes aerobatic functionality for flipping through the air
- Protects against crashes with propeller bumpers
- Navigates through the night with bright LED lights
Original price: $59 | Wccftech Deals: $39.99 at a 32% discount
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