Eachine Wizard X220 | FLIGHT REVIEW ACRO FREESTYLE

The proof of the copter is in the flying. This isn't the best copter I've ever flown, but it may be the best value-for-dollar. Let's put it this way: this is the ONLY budget RTF copter I've ever flown that I would even consider owning. At a price of $140 for the PnP version or $200 for the RTF version, if you're trying to get into drone racing on a shoestring, this is the one for you.
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Purchase the Eachine Wizard X220 here:
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HOWEVER the durability of this copter is still to be determined! Flying well on day one is only the first hurdle that the copter has to overcome. How will it stand up to crashes? Check the playlist below for my complete review.
Props in this video are Lumenier 5045 buttercutter. Thanks to Lumenier for sending them. These props really impress me with their durability.
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My STRONG recommendation is to NOT buy the RTF version because the transmitter that comes with it is not very good. Rather, get a Turnigy Evolution transmitter for about $70 or a Taranis QX7 for about $100 and the PnP version of the Wizard. You'll end up spending a little more but you'll get a MUCH better transmitter in the process.
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For more about this copter, including how to install the receiver, how to flash to Betaflight and configure, pro-tune PIDs, and flight testing, check out the other videos in this playlist:
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