Product Comparison: Parrot Bebop 2 vs DJI Phantom 3
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- Long flight times about 21min.
- No external gimbal to break on a hard landing. I currently use this with a wifi range extender to achieve fairly long range flights.
- The free Android app seems to function well as does the optional Flight Plan ($20) which allows you to pre-program flights with waypoints, etc.
- It has good size, but it is difficult to handle, the reception is not as good as a DJI, the camera is way too sensitive.
- Awesome drone! The range isn’t that great with a phone. It’s definitely not 1.25 miles.
- GPS - The GPS flying keeps it stead and I love the return to home feature.
- Battery Charges fast - A dead battery will be ready to fly in a little over an hour.
- The Standard will be just fine for most situations. The range has been perfect for me and the quality of video is more than enough for my needs.
- Short battery life/usually get 13-15 minutes on a fully charged battery dependent on flight route and weather conditions.
- This drone has a very short range, around 1500-2000 feet. This seems like a lot but in practice it is limited.
- Lightweight and durable. easy to use.
- The bebop is small and compact for easy transport to remote locations.
- Mediocre drone,nice features light weight hey why not.
- I love the size and all features it has!
- It is fairy light. The weight of a filled coke bottle or so. When I carry it around I can stick my arm through the leg handles as if it were a weird plastic handbag.
- Awesome build,nice sturdy and not to heavy.
- Its small not bulky and easy to use.
- Flexibility to fly with smart device or with SkyController for longer range.
- The video and picture quality are great and the speed of the drone is awesome. Have been flying it many hours so far without any problem.
- This drone is very easy to control and I started getting the hang of it very quickly.
- Easy to fly and very responsive with controller. And look nice.
- Easy to navigate with controller. Works well even in windy conditions.
- SkyController is bulky and heavy.
- Range is okay at best, you WILL NOT get anywhere near the manufacturers advertised range. In an open field I lost reception at 1100ft.
- The P3 is very stable, provided you have a clean GPS lock and aren't flying in heavy winds.
- Return to Home - The fact that when you're in GPS flying mode it knows to come back home if you drive it to far was a huge plus to me.
- Drone will fly home when it loses signal or if battery is too low.
- Superb GPS lock/hovers in place until you move it.
- It is awesome! Great stability, amazing control. Just understand the range is very much reduced compared to the Advanced model. If range is anything of concern to you, spend the extra couple bux and get the advanced.
- Stable and good 3 axis video stabilization.
- Rich autonomous features with optional app purchase.
- Cheaper parts and spares than DJI products.
- Poor video quality with low dynamic range and low sampling.
- Fewer accessories (backpacks) as for DJI products.
- Image quality isn't as good as expected but is acceptable.
- Shoots excellent video. The unit records in both 1080P and 2.7K with multiple framerate options.
- Flexible in the sense that you can add mods/accessories if you feel the need to.
- Intuitive and well designed mobile app/flight simulator is an amazing feature and very life like.
- Remote. The transmitter that comes with this model is rather cheap looking. The P3 models come with a nice looking/operational transmitter. However, you can easily add the tablet/phone extender to this for $10.
- Crappy instructions - Their how to videos shows you advance stuff but for a beginner like me I had to find people on youtube that made better videos.
- Not a very well designed controller and phone/tablet clamp.