Works great for me

4

jose L.

Great drone for beginners

My kids love it

4

Joey Villalona

Its a cool toy. Id keep this one indoors

Holy Stone HS-SERIES HS110D

4

David Logan

This drone does not have all of the bells and whistles of the more advance drones but it is easy to put together and operate. Definitely a good drone for beginners especially kids. My 13 year old took a few times to fly it and was good practice for him to use before he tried to operate my more advance drone.

Fun toy

4

b stockberger

The drone came package well was easy to set up and get ready it has two batteries which is nice even tho they only last like 15-20 minutes a piece. my only complaint is the remote is not very responsive and I crashed many times, I might get better at using it but I have my doubts before I break it

Fly Highhh For the Price!

4

Austin O.

This is my second drone from Holy Stone, and it did not disappoint. For the price, it's pretty incredible what you get in this drone.

Pros:
- Stylish drone with a nice set of spare parts included.
- Easy start-up, with a how-to video included directly in the app.
- High flying!! Was able to go up 100+ feet without losing WIFI connection, and got some pretty sweet aerial shots of our neighborhood.
- The flips feature is pretty neat and easy to use. My kiddo loved watching these barrel rolls!

Cons:
- A bit finicky to fly for a beginner. My other drone through Holy Stone (HS161) includes an optical flow sensor, which helps it hover stably more easily. However, my HS161 maxes out flying at 30ft high due to this feature. It was a blast to take the HS110 all the way up over my neighborhood. A couple tips about high flying with this drone: 1) make sure you keep an eye on the drone, because it can drift out of view quickly, 2) make sure it's at Level 4 speed to overcome the winds at that altitude.
- If you're a beginner and want a bit more stability (with lower flights), you may opt for the HS161 or another option with optical flow included.
- The batteries must be in the drone in order to charge them. That means you have to charge one at a time, and you have to have the drone plugged into the wall. The HS161 modular batteries can be charged separately and take up a lot less counter space.

Overall, this drone was a blast to fly. For the price, it's hard to beat!

Flew great, two days... now won't charge.

2

JD SoOR

After first day of flying, (just after Christmas) all was well... recharged everything and waited for another good day. Day before yesterday was that day, and it again flew fine until both batteries were drained. ... and then today, it's a brick.