Vrbgify GPS Drone with 4K Dual Camera 5G Wifi FPV 3-Axis Gimbal Professional Obstacle Avoidance Quadcopter RC 192SA04-127D

About This Product

Experience elevated aerial photography with this GPS drone featuring a 4K Ultra HD dual camera for capturing stunning, high-resolution images and videos. Its dual-camera system allows seamless switching between perspectives, while 5G Wi-Fi FPV technology ensures smooth, real-time video transmission directly to your device. The integrated 3-axis gimbal stabilization ensures your footage remains ultra-smooth and stable, even during high-speed or windy conditions, making every shot cinematic and professional. Advanced GPS functionality enhances flight precision, providing features like automatic return-to-home for worry-free navigation. Obstacle avoidance technology adds an extra layer of safety, detecting and avoiding obstacles in real time to prevent collisions. This capability ensures secure operation both indoors and outdoors, making it ideal for users of all experience levels. Designed for extended flight, the long-lasting battery and efficient motors give you more time in the air to explore, capture, and create. Intelligent flight modes like follow-me, waypoint navigation, and orbit flight add versatility to your aerial adventures, allowing for creative, dynamic shots with minimal effort. This quadcopter offers a seamless flying experience, blending cutting-edge features with intuitive controls. Whether you're capturing cinematic footage or exploring landscapes, it's the perfect companion for creative and adventurous pursuits.

Highlights

4K ULTRA HD dual camera: capture stunning, high-resolution photos and videos with an advanced dual-camera system, effortlessly switch between cameras to achieve versatile shooting angles, perfect for landscapes, action shots, and creative aerial photography

GPS-assisted flight: navigate with precision using GPS technology that ensures stable flight paths, the automatic return-to-home feature provides added safety, bringing the drone back to its takeoff point if the signal is lost or the battery is low