This was one of my first non-DJI drones when I started getting into proper FPV. It was good fun to learn on and fly around a playground, but every time I crashed it I broke a canopy or frame. After all the canopy’s were broken and I couldn’t find any more for sale in Australia I move the O3 onto a PavoPico. It seems a bit more resilient in a crash, though I get some jello issues. Now that my skill has improved I should track down some O3 mounts for the Acrobee and give it another try though…
Yes I noticed it seems a bit fragile! Pavo pico is not a well executed drone as it defeats the main purpose with the jello I think that 85mm is minimum for carrying o3 comfortably, fly good and also do a little acro
Me too! I had an Avata and the goggles 2 & remote 2 work with the Acrobee75 so it was an easy switch. I'm much better at FPV now but I still love flying this tiny drone!
@@lexsee8267 Yeah I started with a Mavic, then FPV, then Avata... now all my latest drones have been either racing builds or various BNF cinewhoops or freestyles. So many different options. Starting with the Acrobee though taught me a lot, and I've taken a lot of those lessons into whoop and 5 inch racing.
There are so many Sub 250g to choose from. Which do you recommend for a beginner mostly interested in cinematics? I have been flying Cetus X for practice. iFlight Defender 16 / 20 Pavo20 V2 GEPRC Cinelog20 Flywoo FLYLENS 75 / 85 Mobula8 O3 GEPRC Darkstar20 Thanks
I too have thrown props. Any suggestions? I have seen some people super glue them on other quads. This is a very frustrating problem, I want to love it.
Hi Rimzler. I love your reviews. You mentioned at the end the Flylens 85 as a potential alternative to this, with soft mount. What about the Flylens 75 or the Darkstar 20. Darkstar does not have soft mount but seems not to have hello. For small drones able to fly outside, silence is interesting as this allows to fly without being noticed. How do these 3 compare in terms of noise ?
I would go with the flylens 75, especially naked o3 version, but if I had to choose only one 2s O3 Cinewhoop it would be the Flylens85, so much more versatile, I made videos for all of them if you want to check out!
hi rimzler nice you are pushing the limits of the little bee of 95grs, many reviewers don't show the limit of the drone ,thank you for your honest review
Pavo pico in my test had bad tuning and jello, so would not recommend, Pavo 20 was nice tho Maybe Pavo pico is a little bit more efficient and resistant to crashes, and propellers don't fly off
I knew I would get this question, check last couple minutes of review I talk about it! Long story short, 85 is much more versatile, and still good indoors!
Can I have a free fpv kit for beginner? It doesn't need to be brand new and expensive, im okay if its used and its flying, I really want to fly an fpv drone but unfortunately I can't afford to buy one because we're not that rich, I was hoping you'll give me a free fpv kit for beginner, thank you! I'm from Philippines
You’ll need batteries, charger, goggles, radio controller, & finally the drone. It’s definitely not cheap to just get a kit. Better of to get a cheap FPV remote and connect to your computer and play.
