Hi, I was wondering if anyone has ever tried a Mavic pro or Air clone? I found a web site called Wish.com. It has both of these for around $100 each. I recently bought a Mavic Pro but do to some recent medical problems I haven't had the chance to try it out. Then I saw the ones on Wish.com. I ordered both of them and are waiting for them to arrive. I figure I can practice on each of them and if I break them oh well at least it's not my $1000 Mavic Pro.
Mavic Pro and Air clones
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These cheap drones can usually crash once or twice then are broken with no replacement parts. There goes your $100, or $200 for 2.
If you fly your Mavic, and have bought the Refresh or have State Farm, it will cost you less then $200 and you get to practice on the actual Mavic, with no fear of loss.
Toy drones are just that, toys. The Mavic is a high resolution camera platform with built-in systems to help you avoid crashing.
If you fly your Mavic, and have bought the Refresh or have State Farm, it will cost you less then $200 and you get to practice on the actual Mavic, with no fear of loss.
Toy drones are just that, toys. The Mavic is a high resolution camera platform with built-in systems to help you avoid crashing.
So, let me get this straight: you spend $200 on clones when you could have just spend $15-20 on a cheap drone that ironically has more support, that way you can practice? That seems a bit weird.
where can u buy drones for 15$,,,, ones that have replaceable parts for 15$ ill take 3 please
There you go. They’ve got replaceable props and prop guards, as well as batteries.
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