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The KINGULL Q9C is a small four-rotor quadcopter aimed at kids and first-time pilots. It carries a 1080p camera with WiFi streaming to a phone for a first-person view, and it offers three speed modes, headless mode and altitude hold to make steering easier. Two batteries give a combined 16 minutes of flight, and propeller guards protect the blades in crashes. It is a toy-grade drone, so expect simpler stabilization and image quality than camera drones costing several times more, but for beginners and children it covers the basics without much risk.
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The KINGULL Q9C is a small four-rotor drone with a 1080p camera. Its body is made from engineering-grade materials and is light enough to fly outdoors or indoors.
The drone has three speed modes: low, medium and high. Headless Mode means the pilot doesn't need to track which way the drone is facing. Altitude hold keeps it hovering steadily. It also has auto take-off and landing and 360° stunt flips.
Built-in WiFi pairs the drone with a smartphone. The phone can control the aircraft, take photos and videos, and show a live image as a first-person view (FPV) monitor. Two rechargeable batteries are included and together give up to 16 minutes of flight time.
