BETAFPV Pavo20 Pro Whoop Drone Quad 2.2inch Cinewhoop with HD Digital Bracket, 1104 7200KV Motor, F4 2-3S 20A FC, COB LED Strip Compatible for DJI O3/Caddx Vista/Runcam Link for FPV Freestyle Shooting

I have a couple of Pavo20 Pros, they have become my goto for relaxed freestyle flying around the yard. I'm fortunate enough to have a yard with some big tall evergreens, the Pavo20 pro is capable enough to climb and dive the trees without having to be overly cautious on the end of the dive not to run out of power and park in the grass. Coming from the non pro version, this was what I was hoping for: enough power to make more fluent big moves, while the 3 blade props hold steady and precise paths around smaller yard and garden features.This does not have the raw performance of a 5 inch and it doesn't have all the autopilot and video features of a consumer drone like a Mavic but for someone who likes to fly around their home to to relax, this has great performance for something that so far under 250g without exposed props.

Todo perfecto

This is a great bird. 10/10 recommend

This was probably the easiest drone I've got up and running. Strangely, there is no provision to run the DJI o4 (non-pro) air unit. You'll need 3d printed parts for the camera mount and the vtx mount. I found what I needed from the Mangorille Youtube channel - search for "DJI O4 Air Unit Lite ACTUALLY An Upgrade?" It flys nice and is a bit faster than I expected. It's the lightest drone I own, though I'm no stranger to 2" drones. My go to is a cineracer20 (aio fc, vista, elrs) guts in a Geprc Phantom HD frame. Also, I found it easy to put the grommets in TRONCAT (youtube) dental floss method.

Bought one of these because of so many reviews sayings it's a great beginner FPV. Maybe that's true if you're coming from an DJI Avata 2 flying manual.But if you need to get used to FPV by starting with Angle mode, this drone will absolutely ruin the experience because the accelerometer on the flight controller is straight trash. In Angle mode, the Pavo20 Pro constantly drifts and that drift changes every time you power on the drone. Calibrating the accelerometer in Betaflight doesn't fix it. And neither does trimming using gimbal commands.Basically Angle mode on this drone is completely useless unless you want to drift like crazy, crash hard, and buy all new parts. Great for BetaFPV, bad for your wallet.If you're good with Acro already, then the Pavo20 Pro is probably fine. But you're also not really a beginner. Not even the flight sims will help you figure out this drone. Avoid unless you've got some experience.

excelente

I recommend it 100%.

Really love how it flew did have a problem with flight controller on 2 of these though but both were warrantied by Amazon and betafpv got Pavo 20 and very satisfied