Drone Reviews

With a new controller and first-person view (FPV) headset, Parrot gives its Bebop 2 drone a much-needed boost to help pilots fly it with more confidence and swagger.

The fixed-wing Parrot Disco drone soars through the skies with the grace of a bird and the flair of a plane, putting full control into your hands with a first-person view through a headset.

Smartphone controls and FPV goggles make the Ghost Drone fun and easy to fly, but its mushy and imprecise controls will leave you feeling limited

Hexo does a decent job at automatically following you, but there’s no dancing around the fact that it’s a one-trick pony living in a world full of feature-packed competitors.

For budding aerial photographers and videographers searching for an entry-level UAV, it doesn’t get much better than Horizon Hobby’s Chroma 4K drone.

Portable, durable, and incredibly simple to fly; Parrot’s Bebop drone is probably the best quadcopter you can get for under $500.

We review the DJI Phantom 2 Vision+, one of the most accessible drones on the market due to its easy controls, rugged build quality and relatively affordable price tag.