A Grandma Could Fly This FPV Drone / Betafpv Cetus X Review 

good question, I wear glasses too.

The goggles did not have a diopter, inside the goggles it’s just a screen and no lenses, if you need to wear glasses with your goggles I would look at getting a set of fat shark goggles

@@JonnyTrego Thanks, I'll check them out.

Hello i am a big Fan

@@EinStein2431 hello dear

@@grannyfpv hi

Video on analog drones and goggles will never be like digital you can upgrade the antennas and camera to get better image quality but it’s pretty normal to have break up in video with analog.

​@@demofpvbesides... it is the affordable and for beginner..

Well if you think about it it is just the recording your seeing and that’s more than likely not what hes seeing when he goes into the other room, in order to know what it really looks like youd have to get one, mines coming in on Saturday 😂

@@jordynsautter420what was the outcome ?

It’s the analog transmission, I have a ton of WiFi devices in my house so the signal gets messy sometimes

You can get it better in long rage just by turning the vtx power up. It’s default is 25 kw, you can turn it up to 400 kw using smartaudio or betaflight

You end up getting it?

Hey @ReelVirtuoso, Opinions on the Cetus X are quite divided. Some say you should buy it, while others advise against it. This makes it hard to make a good choice because just when you think you've made the right decision, you come across new reviews that make you doubt again. Then someone recommends another drone, but that one gets discouraged as well. In short, it drove me crazy. Since this is my first drone purchase, I really want to make the right choice. That's why I've decided to save up a bit more for a slightly bigger budget.

@@resstrictionss Thanks for the reply! I actually went out and purchased the Cetus X yesterday lol right after this comment! I am truly a beginner, worked my way with a pocket drone from harbor freight for 10 bucks, it’s a great practice tool that doesn’t break the bank before purchasing your first drone. Realistically I spend some time doing a lot of hobby’s and am the same way you are, I need my choice to be exact and perfect. I believe the Cetus x is everything you need to get started and to build a better drone in the future. I think for a lot of new users, it’s the choice between analog and digital. How much money do you want to invest in your first drone? I didn’t want to invest a lot but I also wanted a platform to build off of. You will crash a lot and sometimes it isn’t worth spending the 400-600+ on components and a dope drone with a crazy camera set up just to break it in the training process. I’ve already broken a frame and swapped the internals to a new shell. I personally think for the money, this is everything you need. Transmitter can work after you graduate from this drone, goggles are ok but probably the first thing to upgrade, remote is solid and works with sims, probably have 15-20 flights with one really bad crash, that was user error. Start small. Go up. Good luck bro!

@@resstrictionss I've been using it for a while, it's great, REALLY powerful for a tinywhoop. I'd advise you get it but just be careful because my VTX shattered on it. Good luck!