Hey Everyone,
Looking for a good beginner’s drone.
Looking for something around $700-$800.
Any leads would be appreciated.
Beginners Drone around $700- $800
LDodgy212 on 11/05/2025 - 00:04
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Bruh, that's at 7k starting price.
Price possibly in USD.
If OP did just a little research he wil see basically there is one brand of decent drone in this earth. And then check the price range on ozb.
Make sure you’ve got cupboard space to put it in after you get bored of it.
yeah, I sold mine as soon as I got bored as I didn't have cupboard space…. lol
Indeed. Or maybe even space in the shed…
2nd hand DJI drones. Should find a good one well within your price range. If it becomes a serious hobby, then go up from there.
Once you get it be sure to come back and post the pictures of your neighbour's wife sunbathing.
FTFY
Once you get it be sure to come back and post the pictures of your neighbour's wife sunbathing, and hubby shooting the drone down..And afp knocking the door
The afp will come and storm the house with the counter terrorism taskforce, not for the drone, but for the unlicensed rifle.
Be mindful of rules around flying drones.
You are not allowed to fly within 30m of another person or in populous areas. So that rules out most suburban and urban areas to fly them. Your only good options are empty fields, out bush, etc.
If only
Who follows those rules? Kinda pointless to have a drone then.
No one lol. People just fly their drone.
DJI Neo or DJI Flip as beginner drones. The built in prop guards will give you confidence until you decide you've outgrown the need for them
Hey! With a $700–$800 budget, you’ve got some options.
If you want easy flying and great footage, look at the DJI Mini 3 or Autel Evo Nano+, the DJI Neo is not bad for some fun — they are compact, beginner-friendly, and shoot excellent video (not so much for the Neo).But if you're after something way more fun and immersive, consider FPV drone kit. FPV takes more practice but it's super addictive, and less likely to end up in the cupboard
Here’s a guide that breaks down both options:
https://theflyingemu.com/what-is-fpv/Hope that helps — happy flying!
Here's a lead for drones.