Quadrocopter
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Amazon has greatly reduced a drone with a 4K camera. The offer is limited. We’ll tell you for whom the Quadcopter is worth it and how much you save.
Drone shots are spectacular and a very special memory of special moments. Especially people who like to hike to remote places gild the memory with a shot from afar. In the past, this was an expensive undertaking, as even entry -level threats cost several hundred euros. Fortunately, the times are over. At Amazon you currently get a entry -friendly drone for 49.99 euros. The details.
Drone at Amazon: The technical specifications
- Price: 49.99 instead of 99.99 euros
- Color: Black
- Video: 4K for photos, Full HD for videos
- Flight time: 15 minutes per battery
- Reach: Up to 100 meters
Admittedly: with the it is a entry -level drone. With 100 meters, their range is of course significantly lower than with more expensive models. Nevertheless, this is sufficient to capture nice holiday memories with her. Important: Photos takes up the drone in 4K, unfortunately videos only in Full HD. Too bad, but understandable at the price: image stabilization is missing. In addition, the camera only takes up 25 frames per second. But there is a follow-me mode that ensures that you follow the drone.
Practical if you want to take a picture of how you cycling or skiing. Make it via the associated app, which of course you install on your smartphone beforehand. In addition to the drone, there are of course two batteries, four replacement propellers, a carrier, the controller and a USB charging cable. A charger is missing, which is why you should call a USB charger. The offer at Amazon is limited. On April 14, 2025, at 10:45 a.m. 19 percent out of print reduced drones.
Savings tip: If you are looking for more offers, take a look at our Deals of the day over. There you will find interesting offers from various shops such as Amazon, Ebay, Otto and Co.
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Source: Stern
