Reviews

The Xiaomi Fimi X8 SE is clearly an opponent of the DJI Mavic series, naturally undercutting the price of the three-letter competitor that dominates 70% of the drone market. The usual "eye candy" things are also here: 4K 30 FPS resolution, three-axis gimbal, GPS-based "all-knowing", 33-minute flight time and, of course, a reasonable price compared to DJI. In this case, this means HUF 150, which is still HUF 000 lower than the price of the first series Mavic Pro and Air.

By the end of the summer, I managed to get hold of the biggest DJI/Xiaomi competitor, a foldable drone, which looks like a real bargain in terms of payment conditions in Hungary. 4K camera, 1km image transmission, 2500m range, 23 minute flight time, tons of electronic functions and flight modes, so both laymen and experts will be licking their lips. So why does it only cost HUF 74 with the coupon code BGH000S117? I'll explain it in the test, but you really don't need to worry too much.

DJI Spark is the smallest, non-carbon brush model of the manufacturer that dominates the market by roughly 70%, which actually puts the dot on the letter i of "civilian drones". If I say it knows everything, I'm not wrong, even though it also has functions that the average person doesn't even think about: stabilized camera, great gesture control, 720p live image, extremely stable, GPS position control, object avoidance and altitude sensors, extremely compact size, which is also evidenced by its excellent portability. There is not much more advanced technology than this, we will convince everyone by the end of the test that it is worth the HUF 161.000 asked for it.

The DJI Mavic Air drone is the company's newest and most technically advanced model in the foldable segment. In terms of price, it was positioned between the Spark and the Mavic Pro, and the main design aspects were super portability and the best possible camera capabilities. 4K 30 FPS video, object avoidance, 21-minute flight time, this is how the machine costing 226.000 forints flashed.

DJI Tello and Xiaomi MITU have opened a new league for themselves in the drone market. Small, but super smart flying machines equipped with a carbon brush engine and supporting position control with sensors did not exist much until now, but the giants of the company felt that they could take a bite out of this segment as well. In this case, the restrained pricing does not reflect the knowledge, since for HUF 33.000 and HUF 19.000 you get much more drone experience than you think.