Parrot ANAFI Drone 4K HDR Camera & Skycontroller 3

Name: Parrot ANAFI Drone 4K HDR Camera & Skycontroller 3
Brand: Parrot
SKU: parrot-pf728000-anafi-with-4k-hdr-drone
Price: 499 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)

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Easy to pilot and packed with useful features, the Parrot PF728000 ANAFI drone will help you capture stunning aerial footage. It’s equipped with a camera capable of taking 4K HDR video and 21-megapixel photos Read More

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MitchRusso

Apr 9, 2019

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I have been a DJI customer since the original phantom. I was about to buy a Mavic 2 when I read about the Anafi here. At first, I was not at all impressed. It's a bit flimsy but it only weighs .55 pounds. Also, it came with no instruction at all, but YouTube is great for that. I would have liked a few videos on how to use some of the more advanced features. I ran into a problem where only their 16gb card works in the Anafi but this morning, there was a new app release that specifically deals with the SD card formatting problem, and now I have a 200 gb card up and running. The line of site FPV is roughly about 1200 ft, that's it. Supposedly it can go out 2 miles but you won't get video on your screen. But it can run a flight plan and people say it will work that far out, I haven't tried it yet. But I will push things and see how far I can get. The video quality is absolutely fantastic, better than I expected for the price. Also, you do get a full 25 min of flight time. The downside of the Anafi is the flimsy props and the convoluted way you have to replace them when they break, and they will chip, bend and break. Another is the lack of obstacle avoidance, which would have come in handy as I flew it into the lamp in my living room, testing out the system. The drone wasn't damaged, the prop bent slightly but still seems to perform fine after a little TLC. For anyone about to drop $1500 on a Mavic 2 Pro, this guy is gonna make you think twice. If you need double the range and obstacle avoidance, then get the DJI but if that's not a problem, save about a grand and have fun with this one. It's worth the money and I can't wait to see their next version! Mitch

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