For way too long, there have been two kinds of drones: those built for expert hobbyists and pro videographers, and those that are nothing more than glorified toys built for first-time users.
In the Ninja Dragon Blade K, there’s finally a drone that’s easy to fly right out of the box, with features that will satisfy the biggest drone aficionado. The really good news? It’s now available for only $86.99 (regularly $169).
A user-friendly 4K drone for all ages
This drone’s upgraded controller will instantly feel familiar to anyone who has ever played a video game. And it allows you to do some complex maneuvers without a steep learning curve. The four-channel controls let you pull off 360-degree rolls with a flick of the switch, as well as ascend, fly forward, backward, left and right.
The Ninja Dragon Blade K also comes with anticollision sensors that provide an invisible cushion when obstacles get too close. Plus, altitude hold mode helps you keep this drone flying steady at whatever height you desire. And the headless mode makes it easy to fly without having to adjust anything.
One button is all it takes to take off, and one button brings the drone back home. Once you get comfortable with the fundamentals, you can even program it to recognize basic gestures and control it with a wave of your hand.
This drone can zoom in up to 50x
If you’re interested in aerial photography, the drone’s dual 4K cameras are the real appeal. Couple those with an optical flow sensor that allows for stable hovering, and you’ve got a way to get cinematic footage from nearly any perspective.
Boasting a 1,800mAh battery, the Ninja Dragon K charges up fully in about 90 minutes and is capable of up to 12 minutes of flight on a single charge. Fold it up, and it fits into a jacket pocket, ready to deploy anywhere.
Get the Ninja Dragon Blade K 4K Drone for just $86.99 for a limited time.
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