K6 Max Drone with Screen Controller with SD card, Brushless Motor, 3 batteries, Waypoint Fly, Optical Flow Localization, Active Obstacle Avoidance, One Key Take Off/Landing.

great starter ,,,,,, its hovers ezer to fly... fun

The image on the remote looks like the 40's TV black and white...nothing like they make it seem. So misleading . The drone is indoor only, outside with the slightest wind it goes bananas, the controls respond ok i woulddare to say, but the quality is worse than basic. This drone cannot be connected to the phone. The app doesn't work, or i just got unlucky and received one with a broken wifi/bloothoth. Don't buy

Fun to fly short battery time, no GPS but the obstacle avoidance seems to work well. Keep these things in mind and you won’t be disappointed.

poor flying , it is all over the sky. hard to fly in a smooth pattern.

Yes it's great

Controlling it is much much worst than I thought...cannot even make to go forward and keep on going to the and d backwards,,,I order a lot of drones and never had a complain on any of them except this one..this is the worst one I get

Where to start on this one, but that I was really excited to get this drone after seeing all the features listed. Upon opening the case, it looks like drones that are 2-4 times the cost of this one. It includes three rechargeable batteries for the drone itself, and the controller has a built in battery to power itself as well as the built in screen. There is also a micro SD and USB stick reader to move files onto a pc or laptop. It all fits in a hard plastic case with custom cut foam for the controller, drone, and batteries to fit snuggly in place.Once everything was charged, I unfolded the drone, did all the pairing and gyro set up, turned the on board video on, and began it's first flight. The first thing I noticed was that the video lagged behind and was somewhat choppy. I haven't taken the card out to check if that's how it records, or if it is smooth on the card outside of the drone. This drone does fly very well once in the air, and is easy to control, doing flips on command (using the flip button).After flying a few minutes, the screen on the controller locked up, although it continued to fly just fine. I chose to land and try to fix the on board monitor. Nothing worked to turn it off or reset it because the battery is sealed in and there's no reset button on it.I didn't want to take the controller apart, so I looked at all the troubleshooting info both in the instructions and online, but nothing worked. I then got into a chat for help in the Amazon app. I was bounced five different times to various reps, none if which were able to help with the problem.It was only after spending almost an hour chatting with help that I gave up on any help and chose to try my own way. I took the screws out of the controller to see inside, found the battery, unplugged it for 30-60 seconds, plugged it back in, and put the controller back together. Yes, it worked, but I shouldn't have to take any brand new item apart, but no one was able to help at technical support!There were a few other quirks in this drone, but the screen locking up was a huge problem in my opinion, especially since the only other way to reset the monitor would be to let the internal battery die, but then it may never charge again. Another user stated the same thing about the controller screen locking up, so this isn't an isolated problem.

Very good