HS600 Standard Remote ID Drone
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HS600:Tailored for Drone Enthusiasts

Model No.: HS600, Weight: 603g

Experience the freedom to soar with HS600 and enjoy smooth, steady flights & shots.

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Built-in Remote ID – Ready to Fly Legally

The HS600 is FAA-compliant with a built-in Remote ID module – no additional accessories required.

Register for just $5 on the FAA site and enjoy legal, worry-free flights across the U.S., up to 10,000 ft.

Whether you're capturing landscapes, cityscapes, or outdoor adventures, you’re flying safe and within regulations.

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Level 6 Wind Resistance – Built for Outdoor Performance

Weighing 603g with a solid body and powerful brushless motors, the HS600 is engineered to withstand strong winds.

Even in breezy coastal areas or open fields, the drone holds its position and captures steady footage without compromise.

Fly confidently in challenging weather and maintain rock-solid stability in every frame.

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Extended Transmission Range – From 10,000 to 20,000 ft

HS600 doubles the standard range, reaching up to 20,000 ft (6 km) thanks to WiFi repeater relay technology.

Enjoy smooth, low-latency HD video feed and precise control, even when flying over wide rivers, forests, or valleys.

This upgraded range ensures creative freedom wherever your adventure leads.

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Everything You Need – Complete Package Included

The HS600 package includes all essential gear: drone, remote controller, battery, spare propellers, charging cable, and storage bag.

Perfect for beginners and experienced users alike—no need to purchase extra accessories separately.

Just unpack, charge up, and you’re ready to take off.

Masterful Shot Modes for Every Occasion

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Point of Interest 

Tap the ( Multi-functions ) icon first, select the ( Point of Interest ) icon, and follow the prompts to activate ( Set the circling radius in the prompt box ), the drone will record its current flight position as the "point of interest", then it will continuously circle that point clockwise. (default radius: 16 ft)

To exit, tap (Point of Interest) again.

Spiral Up

Ensure the drone is about 16 ft from the target. 

Adjust the camera angle towards the target. Tap (Multi-functions), then (Spiral Up). Swipe to confirm, and the drone ascends and circles (max. radius: about 49 ft), recording along the way. It will return to the starting point. 

To exit, tap (Spiral Up) or push the right joystick. 

Ensure no obstacles are in the flight path. In emergencies, push the right joystick to exit Spiral Up.

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Tap Fly

When using Tap Fly, enlarge the map before drawing the flight path. 

Tap the (Multi-functions) icon, then (Tap Fly). Tap on the phone screen up to 16 times to create a flight path. Hit "GO" to submit the route. 

The drone will fly along the path created by connecting the tapped points. 

Exit TapFly by tapping (Tap Fly) again or pushing the right joystick in any direction.

 Avoid flying towards people, animals, or small/thin objects (e.g., tree branches and power lines) or transparent objects (e.g., glass or water). 

Note: The actual flight path and the path you draw may not align perfectly.

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Gesture Selfie

Tap the (Multi-functions) icon, then tap (Gesture Selfie) icon to enter the Gesture Selfie Mode. 

Gesture Selfie: Trigger the drone camera shutter by holding a 'V' sign near your face.

Gesture Selfie Video: Trigger the drone camera shutter in this mode by holding your palm near your face.

Ensuring the drone camera points towards you.

Time-lapse

Tap the Shooting Mode Icon, then tap the Time-lapse icon for time-lapse shooting. Swipe to select playback speed and tap to confirm. 

Tap the shutter icon to start the time-lapse recording.
Tap the shutter icon again to stop recording.

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One-key Ascension (bird's eye) & Catapult

Ensure the drone is at least 7 ft away from the target. Adjust the camera angle to point directly at the target. 

Tap (Multi-functions), then (One-key Ascension). Swipe in the prompt box to confirm. The drone will start recording and ascend to 49 ft. Afterwards, it will fly back to the starting point. 

To Exit: Tap (One-key Ascension) again or push the right joystick.

Catapult

Ensure the drone is at least 7 ft away from the target. Adjust the camera angle to point directly at the target. 

Tap the (Multi-functions) icon, then the (Catapult) icon. Swipe in the prompt box to confirm. The drone will automatically start recording and fly about 82 ft away from the target. Afterwards, it will return to the starting point. 

To Exit: Tap the (Catapult) icon again or push the right joystick to exit this function.



HS600D Real Shots

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HS600 Standard Remote ID Drone SPECS

DRONE

Model: HS600

Weight: 603g / 21.3oz

Max Wind Speed Resistance: 7.9 m/s

Max Takeoff Altitude: 9842 ft / 3000 m

Operating Temperature Range: 32° to 104°F (0° to 40°C)

Size: 202 × 95 × 83 mm (folded)

375 × 258 × 83 mm (unfolded)

Max Flight Height: 394 ft / 120 m

DRONE BATTERY

Capacity: 3500 mAh

Voltage: 11.1 V

Battery Type: Lithium-ion Polymer Battery

Rated Power: 38.85 Wh

Charging Temperature Range: 41° to 104°F

Charging Time: about 2 hours

USB CHARGING CABLE

Input: 5V / 3A

Rated Power: ≤15W

GIMBAL

Stabilization: 2-axis (tilt, roll)

Controllable Range: about -80° to 0°

Mechanical Range: Tilt: -100° to +70°, Roll: -35° to +35°

CAMERA

Operating Frequency: 5745–5825 MHz

Max Transmission Distance: 19685 ft / 6000 m (outdoor and unobstructed)

Photo Resolution: 3840 × 2160P (when stored in TF card)

3840 × 2160P (when stored in cellphone)

Video Resolution: 3840 × 2160P @30fps (when stored in TF card)

1280 × 720P @30fps (when stored in cellphone)

Lens: FOV 100°

Photo Formats: JPEG

Video Formats: MP4

Supported TF Cards: Class 10 or above, up to 128 GB

Supported File Systems: FAT32

TRANSMITTER

Operating Frequency: 5745–5825 MHz

Max Flight Distance: 19685 ft / 6000 m (outdoor and unobstructed)

Charging Time: about 2 hours

Usage Time: about 2.5 hours

Battery Type: 7.4V 1100 mAh Lithium-ion Battery

Operating Temperature Range: 32° to 104°F

HS600 Standard Remote ID Drone IN THE BOX
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Package Content


HS600 Drone × 1 (with built-in RID)

RC × 1

Drone Battery × 1

Spare Propellers × 4

Gimbal Protector × 1

Type-C Cable × 3

Portable Bag × 1

User Manual × 1

HS600 Standard Remote ID Drone DOWNLOAD
HS600 Standard Remote ID Drone FAQ
HS600 FAQ
  • Q1: What should I prepare before powering on and pairing the drone?

    - Remove the gimbal cover before turning on the drone.

    - Place the drone on a flat, level surface to ensure proper self-check and gimbal alignment during startup and pairing.

  • Q2: What should I do after compass calibration?

    After completing compass calibration, place the drone on a level surface and allow the gimbal to complete its self-check (approx. 20 seconds). The gimbal should return to its neutral position automatically.

  • Q3: How to troubleshoot gimbal issues?

    Please follow the steps below to troubleshoot:

    1. After calibration, pick up the drone carefully and check the indicator lights on the gimbal board:

    - Steady light: Normal status.
                                   - Fast blinking: Gimbal is calibrating data (normal).
                                   - No light: Power issue — check battery connection; possible board issue.
                                   - Slow blinking: Poor circuit communication.

    2. After unlocking the drone, check if the gimbal responds normally.

    3. When adjusting the gimbal angle, listen for any abnormal sounds.

    4. Try adjusting the camera angle using the app — does it respond properly?