Adesso CyberDrone X1 720P Drone with Remote Controller

The CyberDrone X1 is an entry-level drone designed for beginners and hobbyists. Equipped with altitude hold for stable hovering, headless mode for easier control regardless of orientation, and 3D flip functionality for aerial stunts, it offers a fun and user- friendly flying experience. The drone also features speed selection, allowing pilots to adjust the pace to their skill level. Controlled by a 2.4GHz remote controller, the CyberDrone X1 provides reliable performance and responsive handling, making it an ideal choice for those new to drone flying.

Altitude Hold
The altitude hold feature allows it to maintain a consistent height automatically without constant throttle adjustments. Using onboard sensors, the drone stabilizes itself at a set altitude, making it easier for beginners to focus on directional control and capturing smoother footage.

360 Degree Flip
The 360 Degree flip feature allows it to perform aerial stunts, such as complete flips in any direction-forward, backward, left, or right-with a simple button press. This adds an exciting dynamic to flying, letting users execute impressive acrobatic maneuvers mid-air.

Lightweight & Portable
The lightweight and portable feature of the X1 makes it easy to carry and transport, making it ideal for travel and outdoor adventures. Its compact design allows for convenient storage, while its reduced weight enhances maneuverability during flight.

Speed Selection
The speed selection feature allows users to adjust the flight speed to match their skill level or environment. Whether flying at a slower pace for precise control or increasing the speed for more dynamic maneuvers, this feature provides flexibility for different flying conditions.

2.4G Remote Controller
The 2.4G remote controller ensures a reliable and interference free connection between the drone and its controller. Operating on the 2.4GHz frequency, this technology offers improved signal stability and range.

Headless Mode
Headless mode simplifies control by making the drone's orientation relative to the pilot rather than the drone's front. Regardless of which way the drone is facing, moving the control stick in a direction will send the drone that way.