Eachine Wizard X220 FPV RTF Racing Drone

RTF quads shouldn't be a thing. If you need a separate transmitter then you haven't been able to spend time in a sim. If you haven't been able to spend time in a sim then you're just going to crash over and over and over again, and you'll have to spend time and money to fix things as you learn how the controls work. Do yourself a favor and buy a frsky controller, download a free sim off steam or something, and learn how to fly a quad before you spend money on the quad itself. You wouldn't buy a plane without learning how to fly first, either.

If you're new to drones and just looking for an RTF kit where you can play around with it and learn, here is the wizard RTF kit with a more modern F4 flight controller. https://www.banggood.com/Eachine-Wizard-X220S-FPV-Racer-Omnibus-F4-5_8G-72CH-VTX-30A-Dshot600-800TVL-w-iRangeX-iRX-i6X-RTF-p-1153989.html?rmmds=category&cur_warehouse=USA If you're a little more experienced in RC, or willing to learn I'd honestly recommend the newer Eachine TS215 over any of the wizard series these days. Keep in mind it is NOT an RTF kit. You would still need a transmitter and receiver for this drone, and know how to install and configure them. It's specs vs it's price point is basically unbeatable right now though. Only real complaint I had was it has a weirdly shaped PDB on it, but if you're handy the frame could be modified to take a more traditional flight stack no problem. https://www.banggood.com/Eachine-Wizard-TS215-215mm-FPV-Racing-RC-Drone-F4-5_8G-72CH-40A-BLHeli_32-720P-DVR-1200TVL-BNF-PNP-p-1259022.html?cur_warehouse=CN The drone itself is comparable to some of the higher end custom builds I've done, while still being almost a $100 cheaper than buying the parts and building it yourself. I almost don't know how they make profit off it.

Thank you for the info. Do you. Recommend the wizard a version?