YuneecTyphoon H Plus Hexacopter with ST16S Smart Controller, 1-Inch Sensor 4K Camera, Intel RealSense Technology, Travel Backpack, (2) Flight Batteries, (10) Propellers, and Charging Accessories

Great video and picture quality. Easy to use. Two batteries give you 40-45 mins of flight. Takes about 1-2 hour to recharge. No sound, but I use a mic if I need it. Wish it came with a power handle for the camera/gimbal. Controller is great as well. Sometimes hard to get the camera just right but practice helps a lot. Everything works as advertised. Avoidance system can sometimes be a hassle when you need to get close but you can turn it off when you’ e got a close eye on it.

1. One of the batteries that was shipped was no good. (Wouldn't hold a charge and would not charge.)2. Didn't pass the preflight checks(Some of the controller checks and or positions didn't work.)3. Had to return the product to the seller because of the defective items.

This device met all my expectations. I purchased the device on Monday and had it the next day. Expensive,not for beginners.

Cons:battery only lasts 16 flyable min,camera does not rotate 360 degrees,has a lot of "non flyable zones"built-in and it will not take off there,it can only go up 350 feet its restricted,no audioPros: slow/fast flyingnice vivid videos,nice and heavy,props easy on/off,nice carry back pack,records 720,1080,2k,4k @30/60 fps,nice remote control

I have had the Typhoon H Plus since Oct 2018, so I know the good, the bad and ugly about this drone. First the good; the camera is one of the best with a full frame Sony sensor. The bad is the size for travel and technical support. The ugly is the battery life and cost. I get a low battery warning after only about 15-20 minutes of flight time. The battery design is very fussy about how you store them. I never store them fully charged. Ideally you store them half charged until the night before you plan to go out and fly the Typhoon to get maximum flight time. The batteries also have a issue of over heating and do what is often referred to as "puffing" when they slight expand. Many drone pilots complain that they can't remove the battery if it gets to puffed even after letting it cool down. Even with some of the unflattering comments that I have made about this drone, I still really enjoy flying it and using it to take video clips and stills. It is truly a professional camera drone as long as the mission is not too long.