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FPV Drones

FPV drones are flown through a live camera feed in goggles. Compare Chinese FPV drone models, from cinewhoops and 5-inch freestyle quads to long-range builds and ready-to-fly kits, and request quotes.

153 models34 manufacturers

Cinewhoops & tiny whoops

Ducted micro quads for indoor flying and close-up cinematic shots; tiny whoops weigh only tens of grams.

43 models from 11 manufacturers

Long-range & heavy-lift FPV

Larger 7-inch to 22-inch frames for longer flights and heavier payloads.

24 models from 10 manufacturers

Ready-to-fly kits

Kits supplied with the aircraft and the radio, some also with goggles, for training and first flights.

8 models from 6 manufacturers

Freestyle & racing drones

Mostly 2- to 5-inch quads for freestyle, racing and general FPV flying, sold as BNF, PNP or kit.

78 models from 27 manufacturers

What to check before you buy

Size class
Prop size and wheelbase decide where it flies: whoops indoors, 5-inch for freestyle, 7-inch and up for range and payload.
Video system
Analog or digital HD. Ask which camera and video transmitter ship with each configuration and the output power options.
Radio link
BNF needs your own transmitter on the same protocol (ELRS, Crossfire, FrSky); PNP has no receiver; RTF includes the radio.
Battery and flight time
Ask for the recommended cell count and capacity, the connector, and flight time measured with that battery.
Flight controller
Check the processor, the firmware it ships with and whether you can retune it.
Rules in your market
Check Remote ID, radio certification and drone class-label rules for the country you sell or fly in.

FPV drone FAQ

Do FPV drones need Remote ID in the US?

Drones operated in US airspace must meet the FAA Remote ID rule in 14 CFR Part 89. Aircraft weighing 0.55 lb (250 g) or less at take-off are exempt from its Remote ID design requirements. Check the rules for the country where the drone will fly.

Can FPV drones be sold in the EU?

For the EU open category, a drone needs a C0 to C4 class identification label, unless it is privately built or was placed on the market before 31 December 2023. Ask the supplier which class label a model carries.

How are FPV drone batteries shipped?

By air, lithium batteries are accepted depending on their configuration and watt-hour rating. Since January 2025, batteries packed with or inside equipment need an additional packaging measure under the IATA rules. Ask for the battery test documents before shipping.

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