Ruko F11 GIM2 Drone with 4K HD Camera for Adults
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About Ruko F11 GIM2 Drone with 4K HD Camera for Adults
Overall Feedback:
78% positive
91% found the flight modes to be highly exceptional, but 9% didn't
I have been averaging 20-25 minute flights per battery, but that is running it in sport mode most of the time.
I had a good experience flying the drone in beginner mode, but when I switched to cinematic speed mode, I faced difficulty in controlling the drone and ended up hitting a post while landing.
96% liked the portability
The Ruko F11GIM2 is heavier than cheaper drones, making it more stable in the wind while still being nimble in the air.
I found that the drone has folding arms and a battery lock that firmly locks into place, making it easy to carry around.
95% appreciated the control range, but 5% were dissatisfied
I have personally experienced that the drone has a long flight time of 56 minutes with two batteries and a control range of 9800 feet.
I can only fly this drone up to 3600 feet before losing video signal, which is less than the advertised distance of flight.
96% highlighted the camera quality
I am impressed with the quality of the drone, especially the 4k camera and image stabilization system.
I found the camera quality of this quadcopter better than any other cameras I have used, despite seeing comments on the camera quality lacking. The video is also stable during flight.
86% found the battery swapping and charging easy, but 14% faced problems
I have noticed that the drone batteries drain on their own and take a decent amount of time to charge. After a week of not flying, the batteries have depleted down to about 30%.
