Obviously he bought both to try them out and keep one possibly,I don’t blame him one bit.
Actually, they both are being returned.
Reasons for return: Evo
1) The door that covers the micro USB port on the rear fell off. It is supposed to be held on by rubber tangs just like on the Mavic, but they are defective and do not hold it. The little door will end up being lost. This alone isn't much, I was offered a repair with 2 week turn around. What 'did it' is 2 other issues.
2) The 2 programmable buttons on the remote aren't. I was told this will come in the future.
3) The camera does not raise up beyond zero degrees at all. Now, I hate props in the picture, but the 15 degrees that most other drones offer make a huge difference. It's range is only straight ahead to 90 degrees down. Support asked me why I would want it to look up, all I would see is props.
The combination of these 3 things lead me to believe that this drone was released too early. (Even though the world waited 6 or 7 months for it!)
At least there was no hassle. Once I stated a second time that I was not interested in a repair, only return for refund, I was sent a shipping label and RMA.
Reasons for return: Anafi
In short, it is lousy.
1) I tried switching it to 5ghz from the 2.6ghz which made no difference. Image breakup at 50 feet from controller. Intermittent control also.
2) Phone holder is lame. Almost dropped my phone twice which would have been a disaster since I had to take it's protective case off in order to get it into the holder.
3) Camera is terrible. It's only plus is that it looks up and the props aren't in the picture. No control at all over anything. No ISO, no EV. Auto only. Daytime pictures are decent. Low light pictures are disastrous. (See examples) Noisy as sin. "Lossless" zoom isn't.
4) It is just too delicate. Arms easily twisted, not sturdy at all.
I haven't contacted Parrot yet but it says on their website you have 15 days to change your mind. Excluding professional products. And this thing isn't. Will see how this goes.
Hopefully they have opened the door for new designs that keep the props out of the picture.