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D89 Drone

D89 Drone

3.1· 66 ratings

Last price we saw

$28.39at Walmart, last seen Oct 30

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Our take on the D89 Drone

The D89 is a small folding quadcopter aimed at first-time flyers, with a 4K-labeled camera, Wi-Fi FPV video to a phone, and three speed modes. It weighs about 0.4 lb and folds to roughly 11.8 inches across the arms, with propeller guards, night lights and three-sided obstacle avoidance in the box. Its 950mAh 3.7V battery is modest, so expect short flights per charge. It is a budget toy-class drone rather than a camera platform, and its 3.1-out-of-5 rating from 66 ratings reflects that mixed reception.

Best forFirst-time flyers and kids learning the basicsIndoor and backyard practiceCasual phone-viewed aerial photos and videoBuyers who want propeller guards and one-key takeoff out of the box
Pros
  • Folds down for easy carrying and storage
  • Propeller guards and one-key start/landing make early flights less risky
  • Three speed modes let beginners start slow
  • Live Wi-Fi feed to a smartphone for framing shots
  • Built-in night lights help with orientation
  • Light at about 0.4 lb, so it is indoor-friendly
Cons
  • 950mAh battery means short flight times and frequent charging
  • 4K is interpolated from a small sensor; footage looks soft
  • Wi-Fi FPV range and latency are limited compared with radio-linked drones
  • Obstacle avoidance covers only three sides, not below or behind
  • No GPS, so no return-to-home or stable position hold in wind

D89 Drone prices at every store

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D89 Drone price history

Lowest price we've seen: $28.39 on Oct 30 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 30.

What reviewers say

Owner feedback is mixed, averaging 3.1 out of 5 from 66 ratings. Beginners tend to like the low price, folding body and easy start, while more experienced buyers report short battery life and disappointing camera quality.

Pros
  • Easy for beginners to get flying
  • Folding design and included guards
  • Low cost for a camera drone
Cons
  • Short flight time per charge
  • Video and photo quality below the 4K claim
  • Weak wind handling and limited range

Specifications

Flight Maximum Speed
Three speed modes for low to high-speed flight
Skill Level
Beginner
Camera Resolution
4K
Still Photo Resolution
4K
Camera Highlights
Live video feed on your smartphone
Controller Included
Yes
Controller Type
Transmitter
Included Items
USB Charging Cable, Extra Propellers, Manuals, Propeller Guards, RC Drone
Dimensions Height
1.97 in
Dimensions Length
11.80 in
Dimensions Width
11.80 in
Dimensions Weight
0.4 lb
Battery Capacity
950mAh
Battery Size
3.7V
Connectivity FPV
Yes
Connectivity Type
Wi-Fi
Wing Type
Rotary-wing (Quadcopter)
Design Type
Drone
Design Foldable
Yes
Design Highlights
Foldable, Built-in night lights
Design Lights
Yes (built-in night lights)
Flight Indoor Use
Yes
Flight Take-Off Landing
One Key Start/Landing
Safety Features
3 Sides Obstacle Avoidance system

Questions and answers

Is the D89 drone worth it?
For a cheap first drone to learn stick control indoors or in a calm yard, yes. If you want stable video or longer flights, spend more on a GPS drone.
How long does the battery last?
The 950mAh 3.7V pack typically gives only a few minutes of flight per charge, and wind or high speed mode shortens that. Buy spare batteries if you plan longer sessions.
Is the camera really 4K?
The camera records and streams at a 4K-labeled resolution, but the small sensor and Wi-Fi link mean real detail is closer to entry-level HD. Treat it as casual footage, not production video.
Does it need a phone to fly?
No. The transmitter flies it on its own; a phone is only needed for the live FPV feed and capturing photos and video.
What comes in the box?
The drone, transmitter, USB charging cable, extra propellers, propeller guards and manuals. A microSD card and phone holder are not listed, so check before buying.
When is it cheapest?
Budget drones like this drop most around Black Friday and back-to-school sales, and older stock clears out when a successor appears. Track its price history rather than buying at full list.
What do buyers say about the D89 Drone?
Rated 3.1 out of 5 from 66 ratings.