L109S EASOUL Matavish 3 Brushless GPS Camera Drone Flight Test Review

L109S EASOUL Matavish 3 Brushless GPS Camera Drone Flight Test Review
This brushless motor folding drone has GPS for easy flying by beginner pilots. Find it here http://bit.ly/Matavish3 Pros - 1406 brushless motors. - Built in GPS with automatic return to home and landing capability on command, loss of signal, and low battery. - Remote control with built-in LCD screen to display telemetry information from the drone. - Optical flow sensor for automatic hovering indoors without GPS. - Gesture photo control, 50x digital zoom, and advanced flight modes of circle position, follow me, and waypoints are all available through the RC GPS app available on Google Play here http://bit.ly/RC-GPS and Apple app store here http://bit.ly/RC-GPS-iOS - Comes with nice carrying case for drone and its accessories. Cons - Heavier than 250 grams (341 grams with battery). This drone will require registration in some countries. - Requires using a phone with 5Ghz 802.11ac WiFi capability. Not all phones have this type of WiFi. Verify that your phone does indeed have 802.11ac WiFi before purchasing, or you may be disappointed. Just Google search your phone's model name, along with the terms 802.11, and specification. See if 802.11ac shows up in the search results. - Advertised with a 4K camera. However there is no 4K recording capability with this drone. Video is recorded at 720p at 25fps, and still photos at 1080p. - The camera does not have SD card recording capability. All video is recorded to your phone over WiFi. Also maximum effective WiFi range seems to be only about 150 meters. Thus this also limits the maximum range that you can fly to record video to around 150 meters. - The WiFi module on mine may have been defective. The WiFi signal would shut off after about 7 minutes of flight time. The only way to restart and reconnect to the drone's WiFi was to allow the drone to cool down for at least thirty minutes. - Advertised with 90 degree tilt control of the camera lens. In reality, the camera can only tilt down about 20 degrees. Affiliate links: At no cost to you, I do receive a small commission for sales resulting from these links. This video along with every video of the Quadcopter 101 channel was produced and edited with VSDC Free Video Editor. You may download this excellent, and no kidding "free" video editor here https://ift.tt/TxSwjZ MUSIC LICENSE "Awel" by stefsax https://ift.tt/13uPdR0 is licensed under a Creative Commons license: https://ift.tt/yyUIhk music was shortened to fit length of video.

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