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Aerix DaVinci review

Posted on December 19, 2017June 10, 2019 By Jarvis

Low-cost drones are normally all about compromise – you either have to make do with reduced features, or you need additional hardware (such as a smartphone for control) or, in the worst possible cases, both.

The Aerix DaVinci is unique in that it aims to offer everything you need to start your drone-piloting career ‘out of the box’ (although that’s not entirely the case as you’ll need to shell out for a microSD card for photos and video capture) all for less than £250 / $300 / $AU400.

Price and availability

The DaVinci is available direct from Aerix for $295 USD, which works out at around £220 / AU$385. New orders are currently expected to ship in January 2018.
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