FPV Drone Kits
Compare FPV drone kits from Chinese manufacturers, from ready-to-fly kits with goggles and radio to build kits, by size, video system and what is in the box.
FPV drone kits only: ready-to-fly kits with radio and goggles, and FPV kits supplied as a set, from Chinese manufacturers. Single FPV drones and frames are on their own pages. Listings run from indoor whoop kits to 5-inch and long-range kits.
Quick selection guide
First FPV drone
A ready-to-fly kit with drone, radio, goggles, batteries and charger, so everything works together out of the box.
Existing radio and goggles
A kit without radio or goggles, or a BNF drone, if you already own compatible gear.
Build your own
Build kits with frame, motors and electronics for learning how an FPV drone fits together.
Ready-to-fly FPV kits
View all 20 →Ready-to-fly kits with radio and goggles, or a complete set to start flying.
20 products from 9 manufacturers
Other FPV drone kits
View all 8 →Other FPV drone kits, including BNF and PNP sets.
8 products from 4 manufacturers
Axisflying C35V3
- Wheelbase
- 160 mm
GEPRC T-Cube18 2S WTFPV Kit Quadcopter with Built-in ELRS2.4G
- Flight time
- 3′-5′
- Wheelbase
- 87 mm
- Weight
- 34.5g±1g
Holybro Kopis X8 Cinelifter 5" Kit - Caged
TYI 5 Inch Foldable RC FPV Drone Kit
- Flight time
- Up to 12 minutes
- Wheelbase
- 222.7 mm
- Weight
- 314 g
What to check before you buy
- What is in the box
- Check whether the kit includes radio, goggles, batteries, charger and spare propellers.
- Video system
- Analog or digital HD, and the goggles supplied with the kit.
- Radio link
- Check the radio protocol, such as ELRS, and whether the radio also works with simulators.
- Size
- Whoop kits suit indoor flying; 3- to 5-inch kits suit outdoor and freestyle flying.
- Battery and flight time
- Check the number of batteries included, their cell count and the stated flight time.
- Spares
- Ask about spare propellers, frames, motors and batteries for the kit.
FPV drone kits FAQ
What does RTF mean?
Ready to fly: the kit includes the drone, radio, goggles, batteries and charger, so nothing else is needed to fly.
RTF, BNF or PNP?
RTF includes everything. BNF (bind and fly) needs your own radio. PNP (plug and play) has no receiver.
Is a kit a good way to start FPV?
Yes. A ready-to-fly kit pairs drone, radio and goggles that are already set up to work together.
