S20 Lite Drone with Camera 4K for Beginner

Was really surprised how good quality this was for the price. Got it for my sons birthday as he'd been asking for one for a while Flown a couple of times with him First time was really windy so was a bit concerned but it handled really well and some of the pictures we took were brilliant. Did crash it a couple of times but it seems quite durable and good to know it comes with spare rotor blades. Handy that it comes with 2 batteries as well so got a good bit of flight time out of it. All in really happy with it. Might need to get one for myself.

Drone is great qality. Easy to use for my children. Controls very straight forward. Definitely value for money. Simple but effective drone.

Good drone fly's well but not great in the wind. The feet that you land on can break easily if you don't land carefully. All-around is a good drone. I recommend but don't crash it. Very durable

A great piece of kit for the money, lots of functionality easy to use. Bought it as a gift for my 10-year-old and the absolute love it.

Very fast and smooth transaction. Very happy with purchase.

Connected to my phone Once!! for about ten seconds and then would not connect !! Then you go on there main website for troubleshooting to find out loads of people having the same problem. It’s a shame because I did research watched it on YouTube but it just would not connect it found the drone but it kept on saying unable to connect tried on five phones with no success one disappointed boy at Christmas sent it back for a refund not gonna waste my time with cheap rubbish.

I feel this drone is not bad for the price point it is for sale at. I can only compare it to my DJI Mini 4k, one of the cheapest in their range, and there is no comparison I'm afraid. Although the DJI is almost 4 times the price. I found the camera quality, ease of control, gimbal and flying range quite poor on this drone compared to the DJI, although as I say, for the price you it is not a bad little drone. To be fair the build quality of the drone and controller is very good.

Very flimsy , waste of money

Lo que más me ha gustado: 📷 Cámara 4K con buen detalle (para su gama): El sensor de 12MP y la lente de 90° capturan fotos y vídeos bastante nítidos, sobre todo cuando vuelas con buena luz. Con tarjeta TF aprovechas la máxima resolución (4096×3072), ideal para tener recuerdos chulos de paisajes y salidas al aire libre. 📡 FPV 5G con baja latencia: La transmisión en primera persona (FPV) va fluida y con poca demora, lo que hace el vuelo mucho más inmersivo y te ayuda a encuadrar mejor las tomas. 🔋 Hasta 36 min de vuelo con 2 baterías: Cada batería da unos 18 minutos aprox., así que con las dos tienes tiempo suficiente para practicar y grabar sin estar pensando en cargar a cada momento. 🕹️ Perfecto para principiantes: Despegue/aterrizaje con un solo clic Retención de altitud para que se mantenga estable Modo sin cabeza para no liarte con la orientación Todo esto hace que el aprendizaje sea mucho más fácil si es tu primer dron. 🚨 Zumbador para localizarlo: Si se sale del rango de control o lo pierdes de vista, el zumbador integrado ayuda a encontrarlo, algo que se agradece muchísimo cuando vuelas en zonas con hierba alta, árboles, etc. ⚙️ Motores brushless mejorados: Se nota el vuelo más suave y estable, con menos ruido y mejor respuesta que los motores con escobillas típicos de drones más básicos. Además suelen tener mayor durabilidad. 🌬️ Estable incluso con algo de aire: No es un dron profesional, pero los motores brushless y la electrónica permiten que se defienda relativamente bien con brisa moderada. 🧳 Menos de 249 g y Clase C0: Al ser tan ligero y de Clase C0 es más sencillo de usar dentro de la normativa. Aun así, al llevar cámara, es importante registrarse como piloto y respetar siempre las leyes de tu país/zona. 🎁 Buen regalo para empezar con drones: Por cómo está pensado, es un regalo perfecto para alguien que quiere iniciarse y también para niños (bajo supervisión) y adolescentes que se quieran tomar el hobby un poco en serio. Cosas a tener en cuenta: 🌞 Mejor con buena luz y sin viento fuerte: Como la mayoría de drones ligeros, rinde mucho mejor en días tranquilos y con buena iluminación. Con viento fuerte puede costar mantenerlo totalmente estable. 🔊 Revisar bien el entorno antes de volar: Aunque tenga ayudas de vuelo, es importante practicar en zonas abiertas, sin árboles y lejos de personas o carreteras al principio. 📱 Configurar bien la app FPV: Conviene dedicar unos minutos al principio a ajustar la app, la conexión 5G y el encuadre para evitar pequeños cortes o pérdida de señal. 📏 No es un dron profesional tipo “cine”, pero para afición, redes sociales y aprender a volar y grabar es más que suficiente.

Super rapport caliter prix ! Attantion cependant a la camera quand il fait sombre elle n’est pas optimal.

3 telefoons en één tablet geprobeerd te koppelen werkte niet terug gestuurd, verkoper bood aan ondanks de terugbetaling een gratis nieuwe te sturen, deze werkt de wifi wel, in verband met weer nog niet kunnen vliegen, sterren aangepast voor de service van 1 naar 5.

Ottime caratteristiche per la fascia di prezzo: Peso inferiore a 249 g: questo è importante perché facilita la registrazione (o esonera da alcune normative in Europa) e facilita l’uso ricreativo, due batterie incluse, Motori brushless piu' silenzioso e con maggior stabilità. Sorpendente la telecamera 4K con sensore 12 MP Sony CMOS e obiettivo a 90°, buon drone semplice ad un prezzo ottimo e con aktre funzioni c ne facilitano l' uso quali : decollo/atterraggio con un click, modalità headless, mantenimento altitudine, volo circolare.

Ameta S20 Lite is a very solid first FPV drone if you are just getting into flying and want something easy to learn on without spending too much. The combination of GPS assistance, altitude hold, and one‑key takeoff/landing means you can focus on framing shots rather than constantly fighting the controls, which is especially helpful for beginners. At around 165 g it is light and compact, so it fits easily into a small bag and stays below many registration thresholds, making it convenient to take on walks or trips.​ In terms of image quality, the “4K” camera is good for casual use and social media, but it is still entry‑level and you should not expect the sharpness, dynamic range, or low‑light performance of more expensive drones. In good daylight it can capture nice, shareable footage, but highlights can blow out and details look softer when you compare it to premium models. The FPV video feed is useful for composing shots, though there is some latency and compression, so it is best treated as a framing aid while still keeping the drone in line of sight.​ Build quality feels fine for the price, helped by brushless motors that are quieter and more durable than typical brushed motors in cheaper toy drones. The drone is reasonably stable in calm weather, but the low weight means wind affects it more, so footage can look shaky or the drone can drift when conditions are gusty. The foldable arms and, in many bundles, an included case make it convenient to pack and protect during transport, which is a plus if you plan to travel with it.​ Battery life is advertised as 36 minutes across two batteries, which is realistic only in ideal conditions, so in practice it is safer to plan for roughly 14–18 minutes per battery and land with a margin instead of pushing to empty. The return‑to‑home function on low battery or signal loss is reassuring, but it is always worth testing it in an open field to understand how it behaves before relying on it near trees or buildings. Overall, Ameta S20 Lite is easy to recommend as a beginner‑friendly, good‑value drone for learning and casual 4K clips, as long as expectations are kept in check regarding wind resistance and professional‑grade video quality.​