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# 4K/30fps ultra HD video + 1080p/120fps slow-mo Built-in touchscreen ground station Smart GPS flight modes with return-home Yuneec YUNQ4KPUS Q500 4K RTF in Aluminum Case with CGO3 Camera, ST10+ & Steady Grip (Silver/Black)

**Brand:** yuneec
**Price:** 1890672CFA
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚁 Elevate your perspective with the drone that’s as smart as you are.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Yuneec YUNQ4KPUS Q500 4K RTF in Aluminum Case with CGO3 Camera, ST10+ & Steady Grip (Silver/Black) by yuneec
- **How much does it cost?** 1890672CFA with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- yuneec enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted yuneec brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Travel-Ready Aluminum Case:** All-in-one rugged case with extra battery and SteadyGrip ensures you never leave your gear behind.
- • **Effortless Pro-Level Control:** Integrated ST10+ touchscreen controller means no extra devices—fly smarter, not harder.
- • **Cinematic 4K Footage On-the-Go:** Capture ultra-smooth, distortion-free 4K video and 12MP photos with precision 3-axis gimbal stabilization.
- • **Seamless Video Capture & Sharing:** Handheld SteadyGrip with smartphone mount lets you shoot pro-quality footage anywhere, anytime.
- • **Smart Flight Modes for Every Skill:** From beginner-friendly Smart Mode to advanced Angle Mode, plus Follow Me and Return Home for worry-free flying.

## Overview

The Yuneec Q500 4K Typhoon is a ready-to-fly professional drone featuring a built-in touchscreen ground station, a 3-axis stabilized 4K camera capable of 30fps video and 1080p slow motion, and advanced GPS flight modes including Follow Me and Return Home. It comes complete with a durable aluminum case, dual batteries, and a handheld SteadyGrip for versatile shooting, making it ideal for millennial pros seeking cinematic aerial footage with effortless control.

## Description

A completion level of ready-to-fly (RTF) means this version of the Q500 4K Typhoon Quadcopter with CGO3-GB Camera, Steady Grip and Camera Aluminum Case Camera and Aluminum Case from Yuneec comes factory-assembled and that a pre-bound transmitter/ground STY

Review: This is the one. - After analyzing and test flying many other quadcopter "drones", I finally decided on this Yuneec Typhoon Q500 4K, and I couldn't be happier. This drone is large enough to be stable in a breeze, shoots great video, is very low maintenance, and its "smart" flight mode make it the easiest thing in the world to handle. In smart mode, the drone moves in relation to you, not necessarily in relation to the way the drone is pointing. In other words, when you tell it to go left, it goes to *your* left, even if the front of the drone is pointing off at an angle. This makes it really easy for a new operator to pick up and immediately get use out of the drone. I've handed my controller to six or seven people, without any training or explanation, and they've all been able to fly it right off the bat. Smart mode is also "follow me" mode, where you can move with the controller and the drone will automatically follow you. This is meant for people skateboard, biking, or otherwise doing something with movement they want to capture. I haven't been brave enough to take it on more than a brisk walk, but it did follow me exactly as advertised. Once you get more experienced, you can flip it into "angle" mode, where it flies according to the front of the drone like other drones. You can also start out in smart mode to get the drone where you want it in the air, and then switch to angle mode and use the live video feed to fly according to the camera. The drone also has a "return home" option, so if you've lost sight of it you can flip the switch and it will immediately fly to within a few feet of you and land. You can also flip it back into one of the other flight modes once you have it back near you. (Never fly a drone where you can't see it though.) This drone is a great deal. For the same price as most other drones, it comes with a second drone battery, case, and has live video display screen built directly into the controller. The controller and screen use the same battery, so there's only one device to charge outside of the drone batteries. Other drones require you to provide a smartphone or other tablet for the controller, which can add a lot to the cost, and is another item to have to carry, keep charged, and monitor the battery life for. The included 4K camera is wide-angle, but specifically designed to almost completely reduce the fish-eye effect you get on other drones, particularly drones that use a GoPro to record. It's also one less item you have to purchase, charge, and monitor separately. I don't have a 4K TV yet, so I set the camera to 1080 mode, and the video quality is noticeably superior to even the earlier Typhoon's native 1080 camera. (I'll upload a video example.) I did run into a problem where I didn't tighten one of the propellers well enough, and it came off when I was in the air, but I never noticed until I landed and went to put everything away. It flew with three propellers for at least ten minutes without anything more than a slight wobble, and the camera gimble is so good that you can't even tell on the video when the propeller came off. I used to be nervous about flying it over water, but after that I was a lot more confident about it staying in the air. (I'm also a lot more diligent about tightening the propellers.) Like other GPS-based drones, this drone positions itself by specific lat/lon. It will pick up at least a dozen GPS satellites, so when you tell it to go to a certain spot in the air, it will park there and stay. You can even push on it, and it will fight against you to stay where it should. I've flown in moderately gusty winds, 5-15 mph, and the drone will sit in the air at an angle against the wind to stay in it's spot. Even then, the camera and gimble makes the video level and rock steady. The only downside to this drone in comparison to other drones is that the controller video is not high-definition, and the video lags a second or two behind. It's still perfectly fine for flying the drone, and you'll get amazing video recorded on the microSD in the camera, but the the DJI Phantom or Inspire do win out on the quality of their controller video. With all the upsides to the Typhoon in comparison, I can live with a "good enough" controller display. . Of course drones as a technology are still in their infancy, and in five years all of today's drones will look like old Model-Ts, but if you're looking to spend serious money on a drone right now, this is the one.
Review: Yuneec Q500 4k on going review from a total newbie! - I will update this review after I actually learn how to fly and put this bird in the air with a progress report of a complete newbie learning to operate the Q500 4K. August 4, 2015 You can purchase the Q500 4K with or without the case. I was ready to save some money and skip the Yuneec Q500 4K with the case thinking I could just carry it in the trunk of the car, no need for a fitted case. Then I noticed that it also included an extra battery and a handheld grip for the 4k camera. You are actually getting the extra battery, case and handheld camera mount for less than half price when you get them with the combo. After seeing the case, I am VERY happy that I went this route. Check the attached photos. I haven't done anything so far other than take the Q500 4K out of the case to look at it. The case is VERY impressive! It holds everything that you receive with the Q500, no need to leave anything behind when you travel to your flying destination. There are only two styrofoam pieces inside that securely hold everything in place. The case weight 19.4 pounds with everything inside. The camera with it's gimbal mount slides off of the Q500 and slides onto the handheld mount. There is a smartphone holder on the handheld mount to attach your phone to use it as a viewfinder and controller for the camera. Seems like a very nice accessory that is pictured with the Q500 that sells without the case, but is not listed in the description of what you get with that quadcopter. It is included with the Q500 4k with case that I just received. I have NEVER flown a RC plane or Quadcopter, so I did a LOT of research online and found that even though the Q500 has GPS positioning and a controller that is supposed to make it very easy to fly, you should not attempt to fly it until you purchase a much smaller quadcopter that has a self leveling mode along with full manual (3d) mode and learn to master it. They say that IF the GPS and advanced controls of a high end quadcopter have a glitch while you are flying, you need to know how to fly it in manual mode if you want to have a chance of flying it back to you. Most articles recommended a nano sized quadcopter which is VERY small, can fit in the palm of your hand, that has the advanced flight system along with a beginner's switch on the transmitter. They are very light and can't be hurt if you practice outside over grass. A crash into the grass does not hurt it. Believe me, I can verify that from first person experience! You can also practice inside with the Nano. I purchased the Blade nano QT 3D ( 1/15th the cost of the Yuneec Q500 4K) on the same order from desertcart with my Q500 4K. I am VERY happy that I went this route as it is not as easy as I thought to fly for a complete beginner. I have only flown the nano qt 3D for a total of about 30 minutes, but most of the time am trying to figure which way to try to make it go as it is getting away from me. lol I simply cut the power, it drops to the grass with no harm and then try again. I would never want to attempt that with the Yuneec Q500 4k that I have over $1400 invested in. Check the attached photos. The one with the Q500 sitting on the white carpet has the nano quad that I bought as a trainer sitting on top of the Yuneec Q500 4k. I will update this review as I progress to flying both the nano trainer and the Q500 4K.

## Features

- Personal Ground Station with built-in touchscreen
- Integrated 3-axis precision gimbal camera
- 4K/30fps ultra high definition video, 1080p/120fps slow motion video
- User controlled video resolution, white balance and light exposure, 12 megapixel photos with No-Distortion Lens
- Handheld SteadyGrip for capturing video footage

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0118FM72Y |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Are batteries included? | Yes |
| Battery Cell Composition | Lithium Polymer |
| Brand | Yuneec |
| Brand Name | Yuneec |
| Color | Silver and Black |
| Connectivity Technology | Wi-Fi |
| Control Type | Remote Control |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 276 Reviews |
| Effective Still Resolution | 12 MP |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00813646020208 |
| Included Components | YUNEEC Q500 4K Typhoon Quadcopter with CGO3-GB Camera, SteadyGrip, and Camera Aluminum Case (RTF)CGO3-GBST10+ Ground Station for Q500/Q500+ Quadcopter2 x 5400mAh 3S LiPo Flight Battery for Q500 QuadcopterBalancing Connector LeadSC 3500-3 DC LiPo Balancing ChargerAC Adapter for ChargerCar Adapter for ChargerUSB Interface / Programmer for Q500 Quadcopter8GB microSD Card with SD AdapterMotor Holder /… |
| Includes Rechargeable Battery | No |
| Includes Remote? | No |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 22.2"L x 16.5"W x 9.4"H |
| Item Height | 9.4 inches |
| Item Weight | 2.5 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Yuneec |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Name | YUNEEC |
| Optical Sensor Technology | CMOS, CCD |
| Skill Level | Professional |
| Special Feature | Integrated Camera, Lightweight, Portable |
| Special Features | Integrated Camera, Lightweight, Portable |
| UPC | 813646020208 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Video Capture Format | 4k |
| Video Capture Resolution | 1080p |
| Video Output Resolution | 1920x1080 Pixels |
| Warranty Description | 6 Months |
| Wireless Communication Technology | Wi Fi |

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- **Age Range (Description):** 12 Up
- **Color:** Silver and Black
- **Video Capture Resolution:** 4K
- **Effective Still Resolution:** 12 MP
- **Connectivity Technology:** Wi-Fi
- **Included Components:** drone
- **Skill Level:** expert

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How many megapixel camera?  The upper description says 12, and product description says 16.**
A: 12

**Q: Does this drone have the gps so you can program a flight plan? Does it also have the return home program? is this one recomended for first time buyers**
A: A total easy to fly, and not get overwhelmed by something designed to fly to 8500' (Mfg. specs) type of 4K HD digital aerial photography drone. Taking Pics and vids are a snap, stored on SD card. It has a GPS Hold Position as a Default, you have to move a stick to move it (even in wind). If you hit the Return Home toggle it will climb to say 30' or so and return to about 10 feet in front of you and land perfectly, then power down automatically. This Q500 does not have any programmable Flight path, GPS waypoints etc. It does have the Follow Me, it follows you (LOL) and the Watch Me, it watches you... and think both are used then. Have fun !

**Q: I just purchased the q500 4k here on amazon from yuneec; question... does it come pre tuned ready to fly without having to update firmware, etc?**
A: Yes.  Ready to fly out of box

**Q: is this pack include carry case and extra battery?**
A: extra battery , carrying case and ,Q500+RTF in Alumi Case w/CGO2+,ST10+,Steadygrip, 2 Batteries, Charge

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is the one.
*by A***D on November 7, 2015*

After analyzing and test flying many other quadcopter "drones", I finally decided on this Yuneec Typhoon Q500 4K, and I couldn't be happier. This drone is large enough to be stable in a breeze, shoots great video, is very low maintenance, and its "smart" flight mode make it the easiest thing in the world to handle. In smart mode, the drone moves in relation to you, not necessarily in relation to the way the drone is pointing. In other words, when you tell it to go left, it goes to *your* left, even if the front of the drone is pointing off at an angle. This makes it really easy for a new operator to pick up and immediately get use out of the drone. I've handed my controller to six or seven people, without any training or explanation, and they've all been able to fly it right off the bat. Smart mode is also "follow me" mode, where you can move with the controller and the drone will automatically follow you. This is meant for people skateboard, biking, or otherwise doing something with movement they want to capture. I haven't been brave enough to take it on more than a brisk walk, but it did follow me exactly as advertised. Once you get more experienced, you can flip it into "angle" mode, where it flies according to the front of the drone like other drones. You can also start out in smart mode to get the drone where you want it in the air, and then switch to angle mode and use the live video feed to fly according to the camera. The drone also has a "return home" option, so if you've lost sight of it you can flip the switch and it will immediately fly to within a few feet of you and land. You can also flip it back into one of the other flight modes once you have it back near you. (Never fly a drone where you can't see it though.) This drone is a great deal. For the same price as most other drones, it comes with a second drone battery, case, and has live video display screen built directly into the controller. The controller and screen use the same battery, so there's only one device to charge outside of the drone batteries. Other drones require you to provide a smartphone or other tablet for the controller, which can add a lot to the cost, and is another item to have to carry, keep charged, and monitor the battery life for. The included 4K camera is wide-angle, but specifically designed to almost completely reduce the fish-eye effect you get on other drones, particularly drones that use a GoPro to record. It's also one less item you have to purchase, charge, and monitor separately. I don't have a 4K TV yet, so I set the camera to 1080 mode, and the video quality is noticeably superior to even the earlier Typhoon's native 1080 camera. (I'll upload a video example.) I did run into a problem where I didn't tighten one of the propellers well enough, and it came off when I was in the air, but I never noticed until I landed and went to put everything away. It flew with three propellers for at least ten minutes without anything more than a slight wobble, and the camera gimble is so good that you can't even tell on the video when the propeller came off. I used to be nervous about flying it over water, but after that I was a lot more confident about it staying in the air. (I'm also a lot more diligent about tightening the propellers.) Like other GPS-based drones, this drone positions itself by specific lat/lon. It will pick up at least a dozen GPS satellites, so when you tell it to go to a certain spot in the air, it will park there and stay. You can even push on it, and it will fight against you to stay where it should. I've flown in moderately gusty winds, 5-15 mph, and the drone will sit in the air at an angle against the wind to stay in it's spot. Even then, the camera and gimble makes the video level and rock steady. The only downside to this drone in comparison to other drones is that the controller video is not high-definition, and the video lags a second or two behind. It's still perfectly fine for flying the drone, and you'll get amazing video recorded on the microSD in the camera, but the the DJI Phantom or Inspire do win out on the quality of their controller video. With all the upsides to the Typhoon in comparison, I can live with a "good enough" controller display. . Of course drones as a technology are still in their infancy, and in five years all of today's drones will look like old Model-Ts, but if you're looking to spend serious money on a drone right now, this is the one.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Yuneec Q500 4k on going review from a total newbie!
*by I***R on August 5, 2015*

I will update this review after I actually learn how to fly and put this bird in the air with a progress report of a complete newbie learning to operate the Q500 4K. August 4, 2015 You can purchase the Q500 4K with or without the case. I was ready to save some money and skip the Yuneec Q500 4K with the case thinking I could just carry it in the trunk of the car, no need for a fitted case. Then I noticed that it also included an extra battery and a handheld grip for the 4k camera. You are actually getting the extra battery, case and handheld camera mount for less than half price when you get them with the combo. After seeing the case, I am VERY happy that I went this route. Check the attached photos. I haven't done anything so far other than take the Q500 4K out of the case to look at it. The case is VERY impressive! It holds everything that you receive with the Q500, no need to leave anything behind when you travel to your flying destination. There are only two styrofoam pieces inside that securely hold everything in place. The case weight 19.4 pounds with everything inside. The camera with it's gimbal mount slides off of the Q500 and slides onto the handheld mount. There is a smartphone holder on the handheld mount to attach your phone to use it as a viewfinder and controller for the camera. Seems like a very nice accessory that is pictured with the Q500 that sells without the case, but is not listed in the description of what you get with that quadcopter. It is included with the Q500 4k with case that I just received. I have NEVER flown a RC plane or Quadcopter, so I did a LOT of research online and found that even though the Q500 has GPS positioning and a controller that is supposed to make it very easy to fly, you should not attempt to fly it until you purchase a much smaller quadcopter that has a self leveling mode along with full manual (3d) mode and learn to master it. They say that IF the GPS and advanced controls of a high end quadcopter have a glitch while you are flying, you need to know how to fly it in manual mode if you want to have a chance of flying it back to you. Most articles recommended a nano sized quadcopter which is VERY small, can fit in the palm of your hand, that has the advanced flight system along with a beginner's switch on the transmitter. They are very light and can't be hurt if you practice outside over grass. A crash into the grass does not hurt it. Believe me, I can verify that from first person experience! You can also practice inside with the Nano. I purchased the Blade nano QT 3D ( 1/15th the cost of the Yuneec Q500 4K) on the same order from Amazon with my Q500 4K. I am VERY happy that I went this route as it is not as easy as I thought to fly for a complete beginner. I have only flown the nano qt 3D for a total of about 30 minutes, but most of the time am trying to figure which way to try to make it go as it is getting away from me. lol I simply cut the power, it drops to the grass with no harm and then try again. I would never want to attempt that with the Yuneec Q500 4k that I have over $1400 invested in. Check the attached photos. The one with the Q500 sitting on the white carpet has the nano quad that I bought as a trainer sitting on top of the Yuneec Q500 4k. I will update this review as I progress to flying both the nano trainer and the Q500 4K.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Video, Not recommended for Quality Photographs
*by M***. on March 9, 2016*

I have the Q500 CGO3 4K camera for an in depth review of the still photographs. The video is awesome for 4K video. Most likely nothing better in its class. But the stills are not acceptable. Even on a clear blue sky day have so much noise that just shouldn't be there. Use of an ND filter on a sunny day does help remove some of the noise. Overcast days or shade the noise is worse. I've noticed still exposures seem to be 1.5 to 2 stops over exposed out of the camera in Adobe Lightroom. The lower left edge is blurry. I have also noticed on my camera and two others (on Facebook posts by persons I've never met) there appears a white spot or flare in the top right corner of all video and photos against a blue sky or light color. It does not appear against dark subjects. I talked to Yuneec. They said try different white balance settings. They are willing to replace the 2nd camera, but with others having the same issue, with the quality control as it is, another camera could be worse than the one I have now. Also there appears to be a U shaped banding in the center of the sky images. If only on one camera, I'd say the camera is defective, but the same is on three, with two other 4K quad's owned by the same person. This appears to be a manufacturing defect. True, when shooting at 4K video you can crop to remove the spot and the slight blur. My still image tests of DNG files vs JPEG, and even stills pulled from video show the JPEGS are cleaner than the DNG files. DNG is cropped to 4:3 ratio (12 MP) where JPEGS are 16:9 ratio (8 MP). The DNG doesn't show the white spot but the left lower blur is there. All reviews I read prior to purchase were how awesome the camera was. Of course, I didn't know they were only talking about video. I did see prior to purchase the left side blurry issue. At the time, I emailed Tim Terrones with Yuneec and talked to him. He advised the issue had been corrected. The Quad flies awesome, and there is no issue in that regard. As for the CGO3 4K camera, my recommendation if you are wanting quality still images, go with the Typhoon G and a GoPro. Yes, there is a trade off in being required to turn on the camera prior to flight, but best quality is this is about. I've seen several pro photographers on Yuneec Facebook pages that have stunning still images created with the G. The 4K is just not remotely in the same league as the GoPro. As for 4K video, the video is stunning and top notch quality. Yuneec is great to get on the telephone and they promptly sent a replacement camera right after purchase due to the first focus being really bad, and also they replaced a defective battery. Yuneec appears to be a good company. But, there are significant quality control issues with the CGO3 on the still camera side. I do not expect it to be in the same league with my Pro DSLR cameras. But equate the CGO3 still camera images of poorer quality than my first ever 2.1 mp Sony digital camera from 1998. Also there is no metadata, at all embedded in the image files, so you don't have any way to know what the exposures were set for the end result. If you are looking for the best still camera settings. Shoot 4K video res and create JPEG images at 16:9 ratio at 8mp or set the camera setting at jpeg which are 4:3 ratio at 12 mp. For still images don't shoot in automatic mode as it will select a high than needed iso. This could be resulting in the high noise on a sunny day. Set the exposure manually including 100 iso. Choose natural or raw settings in still mode and lock down the white balance. UPDATE: 03/18/2016: Tested the Polar Pro ND 16 Filter. Wow! These turn the Q500 4K, CGO3 into a quality camera. I've been disheartened with the camera quality. But the Polar Pro makes the whites white, the greens green, the blues blue. And, the blacks black. Reduces the horrible noise. Buy these filters if you want quality still images. I don't work for PolarPro. A friend in Vermont mailed the filters to try out and tell him what I thought. I've never heard of Polar Pro until the package arrived in the mail. Use of these filters totally changes my opinion about quality of the still camera,

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