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Weird Egg-Shaped Drone Actually Flies Hands-on Review

Weird Egg-Shaped Drone Actually Flies Hands-on Review

Posted on August 25, 2016December 11, 2018 By Jarvis

What’s that in the sky? It’s a bird! It’s an egg! It’s a…drone! PowerVision’s newest flyer, the PowerEgg, certainly is the most unusual drone I’ve seen, but its odd form follows its function really well. We got a closer look at this ovular-shaped drone, available for $1,288, which will begin shipping in October.

In its storage mode, the PowerEgg looks like, well, a large white egg, or the world’s largest pantyhose container. It’s about the size of a rugby ball, and weighs 4.6 pounds. With the arms closed, the drone measures 10.7 inches long with a diameter of 6.9 inches at its thickest point. With the arms extended, its wingspan is 18.7 inches.

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Credit: Jeremy Lips / Tom's Guide
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