GPS Drone with Camera Adults, 4.5 Inch LCD Screen RC, 32G SD Card with Professional GPS, FPV Drones with Auto Return Follow Me for Beginner, Brushless Drones Follow Me Long Range, Handbag Under 249g

This drone really impressed me! I remember buying a drone years ago — it got stuck in a tree after just one flight and never worked again. This one, by contrast, is a huge upgrade. It’s lightweight (under 249g), easy to fly, and the GPS auto return works great — it actually comes back! The included LCD screen and 32G SD card are nice extras, and the camera takes good-quality photos. For beginners or casual users, this is a solid choice that feels reliable and fun to use. Great value for the price.

The K600 GPS Drone is easy to set up, lightweight, and comes with a high-quality carrying case. Its built-in GPS ensures stable flight, and the return-to-home feature is a great addition for safety. The remote controller’s large screen provides a seamless flying experience, and the 4K camera captures impressive footage with sharp details. The intelligent flight modes, including follow-me and waypoint navigation, make it even more enjoyable. As a beginner, I found it easy to control, yet it has advanced features for experienced users. With excellent performance, reliability, and user-friendliness, this drone is perfect for both casual and professional use. Highly recommended!

Each battery run 10 min. Battery got low on controller, wuld never take charge again, returned.

So I have a long history of flying very high end drones; I currently have DJI Matrice 30T, Mavic 3, Mavic 4 and Autel Evo IIv3 systems. Which I realize aren't even in the same category as this thing. However every once in a while I do look at how the low priced end of the segment is doing; and most often I'm disappointed; this time I was surprised. Understand that you won't be getting the equivalent to a DJI Mini 3/4 with this drone; even if the specs on paper look similar. DJI and Autel's build quality and flight models are much different and much more stable than these drones. HOWEVER: The stability and control capabilities of this drone stand out as being *much* better than other "download a shady app to control it from your phone" drones in the same price range. The drone takes off easily (after gyro calibration which takes maybe 20 seconds) - and most importantly; stays where you put it while in flight. Drift and in-pace stability are a weak point in drones in this price range. The K600 does not seem to have this problem. (I got 9 satellites right after calibration so the GPS fix was fast and good.) Another difference between this drone and more "up-level" drones from bigger manufacturers is that the K600 doesn't have adjustable sensitivity curves of the controls. So as it stands, it's not bad, but just be aware that lateral movements may happen faster, with less stick input, than a beginner may expect. In fact I see this as the most likely way to get in trouble with this drone; by underestimating lateral movements. It would be great if KARUISRC or their OEM could build in a sensitivity adjustment of some sort. On the other hand, the controller with the built in screen makes this thing FAR easier to operate than previous drones in this price range. The LCD panel is really not that bad at all, and even in low light, the camera is decent. Not much in the way of blocking or noise like I'm used to seeing in this price category. Note though that the video feed is NOT stabilized, so slight winds (which are not a big deal) will cause the image, at least in the controller, to move quite a bit. But this is mostly coming away from DJI and Autel's highly stabilized video; though sometimes not having stabilized video is desired, as it more accurately telegraphs the condition of the drone (high wind, etc.). The gimbal moves in 3 or 4 stepped increments. I'd like to see it have a continuous arc of movement but I think that the controller sends commands, not proportions (except for the flight inputs) so the camera is just controlled by an "up one step, down one step" command. Not a deal breaker. Control range was surprisingly good; I was able to control and view about 1/4 mile across the valley out here without any drop in video or control. I would not try to do 10km range tests like some folks have done with Mavics on a drone like this. But you don't run a risk of it running out of control reach so long as you keep it within a reasonable distance. The controller is exceedingly easy to use. There aren't menu layers, so its functionality isn't that deep, but basically you turn it on, it links, and then you're ready to take off and fly. Suggestion: Take off and practice with it hovering about 3m up from ground level to get used to the control reaction and sensitivity. Then pre-position the camera downwards or at 45 degrees as you ascend so you can keep a decent eye on nearby obstructions. Remember this drone does not have obstacle avoidance; but many higher priced drones do not either. For the price, which ranges on sale from $139-189, this is probably the biggest bang for your buck if you want to get into drones, especially in this era where even DJI's entry level drones are impossible to find in the US. And the controller with screen is just something I'd never figured we'd get at this price level; and while simple in functionality, it is *so* much better than having to download an app, clamp your phone into a controller, plug in a cable and worry about two battery levels and whether or not your phone will fall out. So from a drone operator who generally flies $1000-$14000 drones, this $140-$190 drone actually made me go "Huh. Not bad." Plus if you do crash it, your world won't end. Pros: - Controller with screen and video feed works, and works rather well. - Pretty decent flight model, much better than others in its class. - USB-C charging (But note, NOT USB-PD. It will not charge on a PD charger; it needs normal 5V/5W charging.) - Build quality is light but not fragile. - Not excessively noisy. Comparable to all other drones of this size, it seems. - Brushless motors. - 20+ minute battery life seems to be legitimate. - Decent range, 1200ft/0.25mile or so at least, probably longer in open terrain. - No skeevy app needed. No fumbling with phone "clamping" devices. Caveats: - No video stabilization. You may get dizzy. Look at the drone not your screen. - Camera has only a few angles available. - Control input sensitivity isn't adjustable, and is a bit high for beginner level, but not much. - Remote controller is very simple and does not have deep functionality; but some may see this as a good thing. - SD Card for images and video is on the drone, but needs to be viewed through the controller. The controller has no SD slot. This is a little awkward but you can also just remove the SD card from the drone and view/edit/etc on your computer. Good to consider this a 'trainer' drone; as it will get you used to controlling (and overcontrolling) it; and if something happens it's not going to bankrupt you. If you master this thing's flight model, then DJI and Autel drones if they ever are available again in the US, will be a walk in the park for you. Completely valid for a budget "this is my only drone" as well. Perfectly serviceable for any use you may have for travel snaps in the mountains, scenery views, etc.

I bought this as a gift for my husband and older son, and they had a great time playing with it this weekend. It’s easy to set up with the instructions, lightweight and convenient to carry around. The screen is large and captures high-quality videos. They love the GPS function, especially the auto return feature. My son was super excited to see it come back on its own! It’s definitely a great choice for beginners like my husband.

This drone is truly an amazing invention! First of all, it must be praised for its lightness. It can be folded to the size of a palm, and can be easily stuffed into a backpack or even a pocket. Whether you are traveling or going for a daily walk, you can shoot pictures whenever you want without having to worry about carrying it. It is even more user-friendly for beginners. After powering on and connecting, you can get started following the simple instructions. Functions such as one-click take-off and automatic return are particularly practical. Even if it's your first time playing with a drone, you don't need to worry about the complicated operation. It flies stably and you can easily take out-of-this-world photos and videos. Whether it's for documenting your life or going on an adventure, you can have an extremely enjoyable experience. The cost-performance ratio is absolutely amazing!

Should include an additional battery. The one given lasts maybe 15 minutes and then takes 3 hours to charge. Thats not fun. Quality is ok but wouldn’t recommend if you need more than 15 minutes flight time.

This drone is very easy to use, making it perfect for both kids and adults. It features one-key takeoff, landing, and return, which makes flying simple and stress-free. The video and photo quality are impressively clear, capturing sharp and vibrant moments from the sky. A great choice for beginners who want a fun, safe, and visually rewarding flying experience.