8 min
100m Range
No camera
Brushed motors
These drones seem like one of those expensive Star Wars branded merch, however you can't be further from the truth!
The current price is absolutely small for the amount of detail these drones come with.
The packaging is absolutely incredible, coming with music, lights and so on.
The transmitter is very high quality and even has music playing within, making the experience very immersive.
Ease of use is quite important when it comes to letting a kid fly a drone. So make sure the controls are simple to understand.
The scoot drone is as intuitive as it gets; no controller is needed. Just push it in the direction you want by using the sensors.
Flight time can be especially important when it comes to kids toys, as it's going to be annoying for the little one only to have a short taste of what it's like, instead of properly playing for at least a few minutes.
The Propel Star Wars drone range somewhere between 7-8 minutes per flight. But that's pretty good, as they also come with a spare battery.
Charging time is important mainly when there isn't the option to buy spare batteries.
Mavic 2:Propel drones can be charged somewhere under an hour. 31 minutes in specs, 29 min in real use
Drone safety is one of the things every parent should take a look at, for obvious reasons. Usually Prop guards and smaller drones are recommended for kids.
When it comes to safety, these Star wars drones do compromise a bit, as they are made to look as much as possible like the original models. But you do have the option for prop guards in the box.
The transmitter is of utmost importance, especially when it comes to how simple it is to start flying and how responsive the controls are.
The propel drones have a really cool hobby grade transmitter that also comes with an included speaker and even a headset port.
There are 3 versions of the drones:
Each of these are well under $50, which is amazing for what you're getting in the package.
You can also get the three of them and enjoy fighting with your friends or simply hang them somewhere to look cool.
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The transmitter has really good working sticks, compared to most toy drones currently.
It's also quite specially made with an included speaker inside that will put you in the star wars mood. You can also go silent if you want.
But it's pretty nice when you hear R2D2 guide you on how to put the batteries in.
Some of the standard transmitter functions are:
There's even one screwdriver insderted in the side of the controller, which is a nice touch..
The sound effects are really high quality, and there's even a headphones jack, which is a very impressive touch.
In the image bellow you can see the unboxing experience in the past, with really cool lighted boxes and even sounds playing.
However, Propel decided to change the price from $129 to under $50, making the package a bit more boring.
I would say this is a pretty good move, as it makes the drone very well priced and much more accessible.
Now the box looks more basic, yet still high quality. Everything comes in well labeled black boxes inside and everything from the spare parts to even the manual have a high quality feel to it.
The drone is almost worth it as a collectors edition toy, but the fact that it flies well is almost a bonus.
It's super impressive for kids to see a little man hover around them and even do flips from time to time.
The three speed modes make it pretty fast to fly around even in some wind. It's not the absolute most agile flier, but I had a lot of fun with it.