Wccftech is bringing back one of the hottest deals of last week - SKEYE Nano 2 First-Person View (FPV) Drone. The world's smallest camera drone is capable of streaming a real-time first person view of even the most narrow lanes and the tightest spaces. Enjoy the wonderful beauty of the earth and the skies right on your smartphone with this tiny but highly powerful SKEYE Nano 2 FPV drone. Head over to Wccftech Deals to avail the discount and start receiving the most dynamic recordings ever.
SKEYE Nano 2 First Person View FPV Drone
The world's smallest camera drone boasts an unrivaled flying experience, streaming a real-time first person view of the tightest spaces directly to your smartphone. With adjustable gyro sensitivity and 6-axis flight control system, this tiny drone is easy to control for even the most novice pilots. Heck, if you're just controller-averse, you can even use your phone as a remote control thanks to onboard WiFi. The skies are waiting!
- Take off, land, & hover easily with built-in auto-functions
- Record incredible real-time, FPV video with the HD, WiFi-controlled camera
- Fly immediately w/ Ready to Fly technology
- Enjoy a completely stable flight thanks to adjustable gyro sensitivity and 6-axis control
- Show off for your friends with acrobatic flip capabilities
- Go for a nighttime flight with the built-in LED lights
- Adjust controller sensitivity for more advanced maneuvering as you get the hang of it
- Free global shipping
Details & Requirements
- Gyro: 6-axis
- Frequency: 2.4 GHz
- Channels: 4
- Battery: 3.7 V, 150 mAh
- Flight time: up to 5 minutes
- Charging time: 30 minutes
- Controller battery: 2 AAA (not included)
- Remote control distance: up to 50 m
- Weight: 17 g
- Dimensions: 4 cm x 4 cm x 2.2 cm
- Camera: 2 MP (1280 x 720 resolution)
- Compatibility: iPhone, iPad, Android
Includes
- SKEYE Nano 2 FPV Drone
- Controller
- USB charging cable
- User guide
- 4 replacement rotor blades
Original value: $129 | Wccftech Deals: $99 at 23% discount
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