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Die Holy Stone HS460 ist eine gute Wahl für alle, die erste Erfahrungen im Drohnenflug sammeln möchten, ohne gleich ein Vermögen auszugeben. Für ca. 120 Euro bekommt man eine solide Basis mit GPS-Unterstützung, die für stabile Flüge und Funktionen wie "Return-to-Home" sorgt. Die Drohne ist leicht und kompakt, ideal für unterwegs, und bietet mit rund 20 Minuten eine gute Flugzeit. Der bürstenlose Motor ist effizient und langlebig, und nützliche Funktionen wie "Follow Me" erleichtern die Bedienung.Getestet habe ich sie in den letzten 4 Wochen bei leider starkem Winterwetter mit viel Wind nur im Innenraum. Ein Flug draußen folgt aber noch, dann auch mnit Videomaterial und Bildern.Zugegeben, die Kameraqualität ist nicht die Stärke dieser Drohne. Für einfache Luftaufnahmen reicht es aus, aber man sollte keine hohen Erwartungen haben. Die App ist ebenfalls nicht besonders benutzerfreundlich, aber funktional.Wie bei allen leichten Drohnen ist auch die HS460 etwas windanfällig. Bei windigen Bedingungen sollte man also lieber auf den Flug verzichten oder in geschützten Bereichen fliegen.Praktisch ist, dass neben der Drohne und Steuerung, dem Akku und dem Ladekabel auch eine Tasche und eine Beschreibung im Lieferumfang enthalten sind. Schade nur, dass kein Netzteil beiliegt.Insgesamt ist die Holy Stone HS460 eine solide Einsteigerdrohne mit einem guten Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis. Wer hauptsächlich fliegen und die Welt von oben erkunden möchte, ist mit ihr gut bedient. Für hochwertige Luftaufnahmen sollte man jedoch zu einem teureren Modell greifen. Und ganz wichtig: Auch bei dieser Spielzeugdrohne ist eine Modellhalterhaftpflicht gestezlich vorgeschrieben, genauso wie die Kennzeichnung der Drohne mit der ID des Piloten - beides muss vorher beantragt werden, sonst kann es bei Verstößen sehr teuer werden.Für das, was sie ist und was sie kostet, bekommt die HS460 sehr gute 4 Sterne. Und so sollte man sie auch sehen. Im Vergleich mit einer DJI Neo beispielsweise (UVP 199 Euro) würde sie nur noch 2 Sterne bekommen.

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Well this was my first drone and it did not disappoint me. I have never flown a drone before and this one I found was super easy to control and learn to fly. Camera quality is excellent very stable video and clearly visible in the sky with excellent digital zoom on videos. Holy stone have produced a drone under 249 g and Performance is brilliant even in a light to moderate breeze. Maximum flight time and distance is as per advertised and the controls are easy to use; great drone very fast and nimble good for all levels of drone flies. In my opinion, excellent value for money. I’m still practising to fly more difficult areas but I’m sure it won’t be long before I have learnt to fly to its maximum potential. Well done to holy Stone for producing a very great drone.

Having flown cheeap drones with extremely poor instructions, i was impressed with the instruction manual supplied with the hs710.Instructions were well laid out and easy to understand step by step and i had the drone calibrated and flying in a few minutes.On the first flight with gusty garden breeze it stayed stable in flight with the gps enabled and its location was accurate on the map. Maneuverability is good and quick with responsive control.Camera for pictures looks good and zoom works well, video is subjective to wind conditions as the drone will wobble in windy conditions as there is no gimbal for the camera but does work well through the phone for flying in the first person.Battery flight time is good for its size.The claimed stats are accurate unlike many cheap drones.Overall I'm impressed with drone and controller and look forward to many hours of fun flying time.

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I CANNOT RECOMMEND THIS DRONE HAVING RECEIVED 3 FAULTY ONES OVER 10 WEEKS.Drone 3This thing isn't fit for purpose,I have now had 3 of these brand new over a 10 week period and they have all been unusable and faulty out of the box, the final note to this saga is I am now being asked to carry out repairs myself by stripping the drone and soldering in a new motor, I declined, now im being asked to take it to a repair shop.I'm done with this drone, 3 brand new drones all with different faults spanning 10 weeks.I could accept a random single faulty one but 3 brand new faulty drones is unacceptable.All had different faults and issues.I Received a third drone from Holy Stone which I have to say has a totally different issue, it was easy to calibrate and launch however upon initial start up one of the motors kept clicking and stopping and the drone kept turning of it own accord, I was told by holy stone it had a bad motorDrone 2Seller sent replacement drone, unfortunately the replacement was far worse than the original.I Cannot unlock drone with gps turned off or on as it just keeps flashing red, cannot start motors, cannot take off, cannot calibrate gyro or compass, even if I turn off gps mode drone will not start it just keeps flashing red, it will not unlock nor will the motors start, the app tells me it is in flight when its sat on the floor as I am unable to start the motors so how can it be in flight, it keeps telling me that there is an issue with the gyros, I know that the drone is faulty as the original one did calibrate and fly but this replacement will not do anything other than flash red lights.Drone 1I brought this as a present for my grandson to keep him off my drone and thought it was a bargain at it's discounted price of 145.00 but I wouldn't recommend this for inexperienced users as it is difficult to control and drifts all over the place, very difficult to land, I am an experienced drone pilot and have used multiple different drones, this isn't the worst I have tried but it is close as I expected better from a GPS drone.I calibrated and set it up as per instructions.Take off was easy and I was able to control it, but it did drift around alot and you find yourself constantly having to correct it to avoid hitting anything, response from the controller is poor as there is a noticeable delay between the controller, app and drone, whilst the return to home worked, I had to abort and land manually as it drifted around far to much, also when landing it skates around with the slightest breeze as the rotors continue to spin far to long after it has touched down

Holy Stone 710 droneAs a member of a classic car club, I contribute photographs and articles for the club magazine. I thought therefore it would be different, when we have a large gathering of cars, to have an ariel photograph.So, a drone seemed an ideal solution. However, the cost of a drone, one which takes photos and videos, particularly, one with features like, auto return to the launch area, etc. appeared extremely pricey. Well beyond the funds available for such a venture. After much research, I found that drones were available, for under, £200, a few of which, appeared to fulfil my needs. So, I started to re-search the market. There were several within budget but, which one would be best? Youtube and a few other sites, generally concurred that one good practical, user friendly candidate, is the Holystone 710,I am mid-seventies, so always wary of “easy to set up” and “user friendly apps^ etc.When it arrived, and unboxed, I was surprised how small it was. Also, how well packed, into a purpose made reinforced case, with a handle. I downloaded the free App from apple, read the instruction book, and probably understood about 25% of that, initially. Learn the basics before you press go!!!GPS, short for global positioning system, relies on connection with satellites so, if you are using GPS to fly your drone, remember that the drone needs to have contact with several satellites. To do that, it in effect requires line of sight. So, in a narrow valley, tall trees or, surrounded by say tall buildings, ask yourself when flying, is it able to “see” the satellites? Check the number connected in the screen on the control unit. Don’t make your first flight in a small garden with trees, the. drone is very light, and susceptible to even light winds. Find an open space as far away as possible from any object you could fly into, until you are familiar with the controls and, the effects of wind, even breezes. The first thing to do is learn how-to pick-up satellites for the GPS system. Don’t fly until experienced if less than 7 satellites picked up. This shows on the control unit. Less than 7 means the back to home function may not work. Also initially, ensure you set to slow speed on the control unit at first.Initially, as an amateur, I found it takes a little time to sort out what all the buttons and levers do and got a bit muddled. So, practice in a safe area is essential. (Look at drone for beginners, on U tube)The RTH (return to home) function is brilliant and, I would not attempt as a novice, to buy or fly one without this facility. If you mess up, and the drone moves at quite some speed, so you need to get it far enough away from you, so as, to be able see it easily. Hovering immediately overhead and moving about, is a real no no. Press the return to home button, if it has satellite connection, that will bring the drone back to pretty much where it was launched from.Taking account of the price, the build quality, the features are exceptional. It is extremely easy to use but be aware of windy conditions. The Holystone help centre most helpful, and considerate. They were very obliging and understanding with an issue I had, and, resolved it very quickly and favourably.So, in my opinion, a worthy contender for affordable and functional user friendly drone.