RukoF11PRO 2 Drone with 6K Camera for Adults, 3-Axis Gimbal, 4K/30fps Video, 70-Min Flight Time with 2 Batteries, 10000ft FPV Transmission Professional Drone, Auto Return, Beginner ModeGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

Yeah, it’s a great drone. The reviews aren’t fake. It stays put as soon as you let off the joysticks with gps signal acquisition in about 1 minute from the time you turn it on. Upon landing at about 4 feet it slows its descent then a few inches from landing it hovers slowly to smooth landing. There are 2 speeds. 1st is nice and easy, 2nd is super fast. The readout on the remote shows speed and a lot of other information I haven’t dug into yet. The camera is clear and smooth with the ability to yaw up and down. The axis keeps it level well. It climbs to 400ft out of beginner mode. You can barely see it and can’t hear it. I live in the country where it’s quiet. It has 2 metal joysticks that screw in so you have great control. Batteries are long lasting so you have plenty of time to play. I’m extremely happy with it. Hope this helps.

Highly recommended. The drone itself works well and so does the app. Ruko overall is a good company with responsive customer service.In two days I will have had my drone for 2 years. I have flown it less than 10 times though because I live in restricted airspace. The drone is fun and easy to use but it does take some time to get used to the controls.I have flown the drone to its 400' limit where it was not visible to the naked eye but I was able to bring it back based on the camera feed. This is all around a well-built drone with a well-programmed app. I use it with my S22 ultra cell phone.

Rather than repeat the many very thorough five star reviews, I will just say I agree with them.I had wanted a recreational-use drone for years prior to 2020, but I waited as the quality and technology rapidly improved and prices went down. When the F11 Pro became available for under $300 in 2020 I took the plunge. As the reviews of the F11 said back then, it was (and still is) a great drone with some amazing features for the price. I had never owned or even flown someone else's drone at that point and in reading stories of lost and/or crashed drones over the years I was a little apprehensive at first. I had read so many stories of people spending hundreds of dollars for a drone, taking it out for a flight, it flies away and they never see it again. However, by 2020 drone technology had progressed by leaps and bounds. and the tech contained in the F11 including the Return To Home (RTH) feature makes it almost foolproof. After a quick reading of the instructions and watching a couple of demo videos I took mine out and started flying it right away with zero issues.The closest thing to a problem I've ever had was on one occasion it stopped responding to my commands and began hovering over a fenced-in field just at the far edge of my line of sight. Assuming there was something interfering with my signal, I moved as close as I could to the drone, which was the fence at the edge of the field about 100 yards from where it was hovering, and at that point It responded to my RTH command and did just what it was supposed to do - it flew back to where I had launched it and safely landed itself. I was reassured by that experience. Even though it temporarily lost my signal, it didn't fly away or crash, it executed the RTH function appropriately.In fact, I liked mine so much I bought another one for my son in 2020, and we have sometimes flown them together (the app auto separates the signals).Four year (Aug '24) update: I recently returned from a multi week cross country road trip to visit family. I took the F11 and flew it several times on the trip. The drone itself still performs as new, however the four year old original batteries were starting to get tight going in and out of the compartment (swelling) and not holding a charge nearly as long as they used to. In other words, typical issues with aging rechargeable batteries. I shopped around online and considered ordering one of the non Ruko replacements but ended up spending the few dollars more for the Ruko branded replacement and received it the next day. The new battery works well and the copter is back to full range.While shopping for the new battery here on Amazon I noticed some inexpensive accessories compatible with the F11, such as snap-on rotor blade guards and landing gear skids. It had always bothered me a little that the copter had to land directly on the ground, so I ordered the skids and rotor guards. For the little bit of money they cost it was worth taking a chance on them not fitting well, but both work well with the F11. They snap on and off easily and so far have no problem staying connected in flight, although of course they do have to be popped off prior to stowing the copter in its case.Another issue I encountered on this trip for the first time was the app not holding a connection to the copter at all, or losing only the camera feed. I did some online reading including reviews here on Amazon and discovered the auto connect feature in my phone's wifi menu was activated. I turned that off as is recommended in the comments, and poof, the connection problems went away.

This drone is fine. It works well with my iPhone, however, I have run into some challenges with getting the system to run with my Android Motorola G phone. Overall the picture quality is good and if one stays within the FAA Part 107 requirements for flight this is a good starter drone. The drone seems durable and the flight time is good. As mentioned above the range is adequate as you are not supposed to fly these drones outside of your eye sight anyway. I found the initial installation to be adequate. However, I am still challenged with getting the drone system to work on my primary "drone" phone, the Android.

I've never flown a drone before, yet I was able to enjoy flying the F11Pro 2 on day one. I found the instructions helpful and easy to follow, and the paper controller template made using the controller a piece of cake. The drone appears well made. It handled the windy conditions effortlessly in Sport Mode, and was very responsive to controller input. The drone was plenty fast enough. The videos came out in beautiful quality and detail. Connecting the controller to the drone wirelessly was easy, as was connecting my iPhone to the Controller.I had a slight glitch with the formatting of the SD card, my Mac couldn't read the files, but Ruko Support responded to my request for help immediately and offered a successful work around to the problem: I was able to retrieve the files on a Windows Machine, than formatted the SD Card in Fat 32 using my Mac Disk Utility. Easy.Over all I'm very pleased with my purchase and flying the drone is a lot of fun. I bought it take take photos and videos of wildlife in a 7 acre field and it has worked perfectly.