Tiny Whoop Drones
Compare tiny whoop drones from Chinese manufacturers by frame size, cell count, video system and receiver, from 65 mm 1S whoops to 75 mm and 85 mm HD whoops.
Tiny whoops only: micro FPV drones of about 65 to 85 mm with ducted propellers, mostly on 1S or 2S batteries. Larger cinewhoops are on their own page. Listings include analog and HD digital whoops.
Quick selection guide
Indoor flying
65 mm whoops on 1S batteries are light and guarded, for flying indoors and in small spaces.
Outdoor and freestyle
75 mm and 85 mm whoops on 1S or 2S have more power and handle light wind.
HD video
Whoops with a digital HD video system record clearer footage, at some extra weight.
HD digital tiny whoops
View all 9 →Tiny whoops with a digital HD video system.
9 products from 4 manufacturers
Happymodel Mobula7 O4 2S 80mm Digital HD Micro FPV whoop
BETAFPV Meteor75 Pro O4 Brushless Whoop Quadcopter
- Flight time
- 5:30 minutes
- Wheelbase
- 80.8 mm
- Weight
- 37.20 g
CADDX Curve Micro 16 FPV Drone
- Wheelbase
- 75 mm
- Weight
- 32g (±2g). A separate body description gives 48g.
GEPRC DarkStar16 O4 Pro TinyWhoop
- Flight time
- 4′00″
- Wheelbase
- 91 mm
- Video transmitter
- DJI O4 Air Unit Pro VTX Module
Analog tiny whoops
View all 16 →Tiny whoops with an analog video system.
16 products from 7 manufacturers
BETAFPV Air65 II
EMAX Tinyhawk Nanoscout Pro FPV Drone
- Wheelbase
- 65 mm
- Video transmitter
- 5.8 GHz; 40 channels; 25 / 100 / 200 / 400mW
APEX G-129 Brushless Whoop Quadcopter
- Flight duration
- 5 - 7 minutes
- Aircraft weight
- 170 g
STARTRC R8 Tiny Whoop
- Flight time
- Approximately 5-7 minutes
- Wheelbase
- 80 mm
Compare tiny whoops specifications
Key figures for 7 of these products, as stated by each manufacturer, with their test conditions where given. Maximum, rated and cruise figures are listed separately.
| Model | Wheelbase | Weight | Flight time | Battery |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GEPRC DarkStar16 WTFPV TinyWhoop | 91 mm | 56g±5gPNP version. | 4′00″With LiHV 2S 530 mAh battery, low-speed indoor cruising. | LiHV 2S 530 mAh |
| BETAFPV Meteor75 Pro O4 Brushless Whoop Quadcopter | 80.8 mm | 37.20 g | 5:30 minutes1102 | 22000 KV motors, GF 45 mm 3-Blade props, continuous 12 A ESC… | – |
| CADDX Curve Micro 16 FPV Drone | 75 mm | 32g (±2g). A separate body description… | Specified endurance: 6 min; battery…The 5–7-minute duration accompanies the stated 1S 580 mAh/680 mAh… | – |
| STARTRC R8 Tiny Whoop | 80 mm | – | Approximately 5-7 minutesDepending on flying conditions and throttle usage. | – |
| Shenzhen Gaoduan G80 FPV Drone | – | – | 6–8 minutes | 3.7 V 520 mAhReplaceable aircraft battery. |
| BETAFPV Meteor75 Brushless Whoop Quadcopter (1S HD Digital VTX) | – | 40.5g (Walksnail)/36.4g (HDZero)Without battery; Walksnail or HDZero configuration, respectively. | 3.5 mins (HDZero)/3 mins (Walksnail)HDZero or Walksnail configuration, respectively. | BT2.0 450 mAh 1S 30C Battery |
| GEPRC DarkStar16 O4 Pro TinyWhoop | 91 mm | – | 4′00″With LiHV 2S 530 mAh battery, low-speed indoor cruising. | LiHV 2S 530 mAh |
What to check before you buy
- Size and weight
- Compare the frame size (65, 75 or 85 mm) and all-up weight with where you will fly.
- Battery
- Check the cell count, capacity and connector (BT2.0, PH2.0 or XT30) and buy spare packs to match.
- Video system
- Analog or digital HD; check that it matches your goggles.
- Receiver
- Choose the receiver protocol that matches your radio, such as ELRS or FrSky.
- Motors
- Check motor size and KV; brushless motors last longer than brushed motors.
- Spares
- Ask about spare frames, propellers, motors and canopies.
Tiny whoops FAQ
What is a tiny whoop?
A micro FPV quad with ducts around the propellers, usually 65 to 85 mm and powered by 1S or 2S batteries.
Is a tiny whoop good for learning FPV?
Yes. It is light and guarded, so crashes indoors rarely cause damage, and the small batteries are quick to swap.
Analog or HD whoop?
Analog systems are lighter and work with analog goggles; HD systems give clearer video but add weight and need matching goggles.
