Drone Reviews

The DJI FPV is a splash for the esteemed drone maker, providing pilots with a simple, complete system out of the box that'll achieve some slick and new visuals.

After flying both the Mavic 2 Pro and Mavic 2 Zoom for over a week, we’re convinced that these are two of the best drones that DJI has ever made. Their biggest competition comes from DJI itself. So, is it time to upgrade?

The DJI Inspire 2 is without a doubt one of the best drones we’ve ever flown, with top tier specs and features including deep support for 4K cameras.

With a 4K camera, 4-mile range, and a crazy rugged design, DJI’s Mavic Pro is living proof that big things really do come in small packages.

Skydio 2 is billed as the world's most advanced auto-follow drone, so to test that claim, I took it to the most densely-forested mountain bike trail I could find and had the drone chase me at high speeds. Things definitely didn't go as I expected them to.

DJI's Mavic Mini is the lightest and cheapest addition to the Mavic line -- but it's light weight and low price don't come without some compromises. It's also missing a few notable features that made previous iterations of the Mavic line so great

Yuneec’s Typhoon H is the standout in its category, and nets you more bang for your buck than DJI’s Phantom 4 or 3DR’s Solo.

Hexo does a decent job at automatically following you, but there’s no dancing around the fact that it’s a one-trick pony living in a world full of feature-packed competitors.

With insanely simple controls and powerful autonomous flight capabilities, 3DR’s Solo makes capturing awesome cinematic shots easier than ever before.

With a new controller and first-person view (FPV) headset, Parrot gives its Bebop 2 drone a much-needed boost to help pilots fly it with more confidence and swagger.

What the Passport lacks in speed and range, it makes up for with a fantastic design, great software, and a really fun flying experience.

With omnidirectional obstacle avoidance and a stellar 4K UHD camera, the DJI Phantom 4 Pro is one of the best drones around.

Halo makes some of our favorite rideable gizmos ever, so when we found out it now makes drones too, we jumped at the opportunity to try one out.

Yuneec’s compact new Breeze drone is so stuffed with features, it’s a wonder it can even fly.

If there’s one thing DJI is good at, it’s stuffing a ton of features and functionality into increasingly small drones. Nothing showcases this talent more than the DJI Spark.

The creators of the Airselfie 2 tout it as a flying photographer that fits in your pocket and snaps selfies from the sky. Unfortunately it’s more like a HandiCam controlled by a swarm of intoxicated bumblebees

It’s definitely not perfect, and there are a few little things that could be improved, but even so, Anafi is unquestionably the best drone that Parrot has ever made.

Yuneec’s high-end drones are arguably the ones to beat in terms of flight control, design, and their photographic capabilities. But the company has struggled to make a low-end drone that makes sense, and the Mantis Q is no exception. It’s missing functionality that should be included in a drone at its price point.