Bugs 2 Quadcopter WiFi FPV plus GPS Drone By MJX Flight Review and On-board Camera Video
Link to the Bugs 2 Drone -
If you don't care about GPS you can get the Bugs 3 for less -
What makes the Bugs 2 Drone so special is the high-quality live video feed for flying FPV, the RTH (return to home) feature that uses GPS, it's high-performance brushless motors and longer range over the Bugs 3.
For a drone to have as many features as the Bugs 2 has under $300 is pretty awesome. Not only that but to have it actually hold up to pretty much all of its marketing claims is rare for a lot of quadcopters.
I'll start with my favorite feature of the Bugs 2, the GPS. If you've ever flown a drone then chances are you've probably also lost one. It doesn't take long for the wind to carry away your fun flying toy and by the time you realize it's drifted away too far it's too late. Luckily GPS takes the guesswork out of which direction to fly a straight line back to where you started. As you can see in the video, you don't even need to have a reception to make your drone fly back towards you, make GPS a double bonus. No more losing reception and having your drone suddenly drop out of the sky!
If you don't care about GPS you can get the Bugs 3 for less -
What makes the Bugs 2 Drone so special is the high-quality live video feed for flying FPV, the RTH (return to home) feature that uses GPS, it's high-performance brushless motors and longer range over the Bugs 3.
For a drone to have as many features as the Bugs 2 has under $300 is pretty awesome. Not only that but to have it actually hold up to pretty much all of its marketing claims is rare for a lot of quadcopters.
I'll start with my favorite feature of the Bugs 2, the GPS. If you've ever flown a drone then chances are you've probably also lost one. It doesn't take long for the wind to carry away your fun flying toy and by the time you realize it's drifted away too far it's too late. Luckily GPS takes the guesswork out of which direction to fly a straight line back to where you started. As you can see in the video, you don't even need to have a reception to make your drone fly back towards you, make GPS a double bonus. No more losing reception and having your drone suddenly drop out of the sky!
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