NOBRAND F199 Black Drones with Cameras 935470649315
No rating yet(0 reviews)This NOBRAND listing is for the KBDFA F199, a Black, foldable camera drone in Drones with Cameras for aerial photography (UPC 935470649315). It has a wide-angle triple HD camera, dual camera modes with up-and-down and left-and-right lens adjustment, Wi-Fi FPV live view, and 4K and 8K recording in MP4 format.
The included camera has a 1/1.28 inches sensor and a maximum video resolution of 7680*4320. Controls include one-button takeoff and landing, altitude hold, directional flight, headless mode, tumble, one-button reset, and 3 speed settings.
It also offers path flight, gravity sensing, an MV beauty filter, face and gesture recognition for automatic photos, and optical flow positioning for low-altitude flight. Intelligent obstacle avoidance appears in the functions list, although obstacle avoidance types are listed as having no support. The drone has brushless motors, a 6-axis gyro, 4 control channels, and a 2.4GHz operating frequency.
Flight time is about 15 minutes per charge, and remote distance is about 100 M. It weighs 158 g, has a maximum takeoff weight below 1 kg and wind resistance below 10 km/h, and uses a 3.7V 1800mAh battery. The remote requires 3 AA batteries, which are not included.
Control options are an app, remote, and Wi-Fi connection; there is no GPS, display control, expandable storage, integrated propeller guard, or aerosol spraying system. The box contains a drone, remote, 4 spare blades, storage bag, body battery, USB cable, screwdriver, and 3 manuals. Made in Mainland China and CE certified; no high-concerned chemical is listed.
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