S250 GPS Drone, 4K Camera Quality, 600m Range, 50 Mins Long Flight, Obstacle Avoidance, Brushless Motor, Foldable RC Quadcopter For Adults, 5G WIFI, 2 Batteries, Easy to Use For Beginners

Great bit of kit, shame it does not have a SD card slot but for the money it works very well

Image quality is really bad and battery live is far below as what it says

it look good and well made

The media could not be loaded. I'm quite experienced with drones and currently fly a certain branded type, however have owned and still fly a few lesser known brands, with or without GPS.I was intrigued to be able to review this drone as it has GPS and claims to have 4k camera quality. I've got a few Jinsoku drones without GPS and have been quite impressed with the quality and flight time for non-gps ones.Build quality is fairly good on this. It's not quite up there with the big branded ones, but it's better than the cheaper non-gps ones.I like the removable obstacle avoidance module. You can plug it in if flying in riskier situations or remove if not needed. Strangely, there's no real indicator that I can see on it to show when it's on or off. It does seem to work though in testing.Flight is fairly good. It gets a GPS signal quite quickly and it seems to hover well, even with a slight breeze. Controls are also responsive. The design of the transmitter is good, with a clear and understandable display. This is restricted to quite a small 600m distance though.You get 2 batteries and the life seems to be reasonably good so far. Annoyingly, they use an older micro usb charger.It's the camera that lets this down. As my video shows (recorded whilst not flying, to ensure there was no interference for my review), quality is ite poor. It's certainly not full 1080p quality. At the most 720p interpolated, with a poor framerate. Even more disappointing, considering it says 4k. Photo quality is also poor. It's like an old VGA image. There is an option to change this around, but it's never going to be great.The camera issue is partly down to the fact that it transmits the image to the phone via WiFi, which then effectively screenshots to take an image or video. There's no memory card slot, so you're restricted to the transmitted image. This is rather diaappointing, considering the pricetag. You can get other GPS drones for a little more that do true hd / 2.7k video as well as larger megapixel photos.In summary, this is fun as a drone to fly, with reasonable obstacle avoidance. It's almost useless as a camera though due to the poor quality image. I'll enjoy flying it, but only from an observational stance rather than for taking photos or video.

Easy to fly only problem is no SD card slot and the range of the video to the drone is all down to your signal so not worth the buy

Easy to use good camera

I couldn’t get this drone to go forwards and the battery didn’t last long at all not the best drone

The Jinsoku S250 GPS Drone stands out as an impressive piece of technology, offering a range of features that cater to both beginners and seasoned drone enthusiasts.Camera Quality:The Jinsoku S250 is equipped with a 4K camera, which delivers crisp and clear images and videos. This high-resolution camera ensures that users can capture stunning aerial footage, making it ideal for photography and videography. The quality of the images is enhanced by the drone’s stable flight capabilities, minimizing the effects of shaking and movement.Range and Flight Time:With a range of up to 600 meters, the S250 allows for extensive exploration and capturing of wide areas without losing signal. This range is quite impressive for a drone in its price category. Additionally, the drone boasts a long flight time of up to 50 minutes, supported by two batteries. This extended flight time is a significant advantage, as it provides ample opportunity for users to enjoy flying and capturing footage without frequent interruptions for recharging.Obstacle Avoidance:The obstacle avoidance feature is a standout safety mechanism that prevents the drone from colliding with objects. This is particularly beneficial for beginners who might still be mastering the controls. It enhances the overall flying experience by adding a layer of security and confidence.Motor and Build:The drone is powered by a brushless motor, which is known for its efficiency, durability, and quieter operation compared to brushed motors. The foldable design of the Jinsoku S250 adds to its portability, making it easy to carry and store. This is especially useful for users who travel frequently and want to take their drone along.Connectivity and Ease of Use:Equipped with 5G WIFI, the S250 ensures a stable and fast connection between the drone and the controller, allowing for real-time transmission of images and videos. The drone is marketed as easy to use for beginners, and it lives up to this promise. The intuitive controls and user-friendly interface make it accessible for those new to drone flying. The GPS functionality further aids in navigation and positioning, making it simpler to pilot.Overall Performance:Overall, the Jinsoku S250 GPS Drone offers excellent performance for its price. It combines advanced features like 4K camera quality, long flight time, obstacle avoidance, and a brushless motor in a foldable and easy-to-use package. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced flyer, this drone provides a satisfying and enjoyable flying experience.Pros:High-quality 4K camera for exceptional footage.Long flight time of up to 50 minutes with two batteries.Obstacle avoidance feature enhances safety.Brushless motor for efficient and durable operation.Foldable design for portability.User-friendly interface ideal for beginners.5G WIFI for stable connectivity.Cons:Limited to 600m range, which might be restrictive for some advanced users.Obstacle avoidance might not be as sophisticated as higher-end models.ConclusionThe Jinsoku S250 GPS Drone is a versatile and capable drone that offers great value for money. Its array of features makes it a compelling choice for both beginners and more experienced drone users looking for high-quality performance in an accessible package.