Want an impressive drone at a surprisingly low price? The Ninja Dragon Blade X 4K Dual Camera Drone costs just $79.97 during our Labor Day Sale.
The advanced drone usually goes for $199. Act now to snag 60% savings on a product primed to capture stunning HD footage from high in the sky.
Save on a versatile drone that captures HD video
The Ninja Dragon Blade X drone features two cameras: a front-facing 4K option and a bottom-facing 720p secondary lens. It’s simple to launch and land, thanks to a one-touch feature, making the navigation process far less stressful than ordinary drones.
This high-flying video monster boasts an electronic stabilization system to ensure it remains level and stable. Meanwhile, remote control functions feature a range of nearly 500 feet.
With the Blade X, you can take advantage of a 360-degree flight angle to gain new perspective on any area, and monitor real-time images from the ground. This is a tremendous tool for exploring nature with friends and family. Plus, it can be used for professional video and content production needs. The image quality is that good.
Save $120 on dual-camera Ninja Dragon Blade X drone for a limited time
Foldable and portable, this Ninja Dragon drone can fly for up to 12 minutes uninterrupted and reach a full battery charge within two hours via a USB connection. It comes complete with a remote control, charging cable, backup blades, a screwdriver, a rechargeable battery, a protective bag and detailed instructions.
Explore the skies at a surprisingly low price by picking up the Ninja Dragon Blade X 4K dual-camera drone for only $79.97 (regularly $199) through September 4 during our Labor Day Sale.
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