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The M66 Max is a brushless, screen-controlled quadcopter with a dual camera that switches between forward and downward views and tilts up and down remotely. It adds four-sided obstacle avoidance, optical flow hovering and headless mode, which are features usually found on step-up models. Flight time is about 27 minutes with a 90-minute charge. It suits beginners and casual flyers who want stable hovering and easy framing more than cinematic range. Treat the claimed 8K and 30,000 m remote distance as marketing; real-world range and video quality are far below those figures.
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The M66 Max is a 2.4G brushless aerial photography drone with dual cameras and a remote control that has its own screen. The cameras can be switched freely and shoot horizontally, vertically or overhead. The remote's built-in camera can be adjusted up and down. Through WiFi, the drone connects to apps and sends images to a phone in real time for photos and video.
Four-sided obstacle avoidance covers the front, back, left and right. When it is turned on, the drone steers around obstacles it meets. Optical flow positioning and an altitude hold mode keep it steady in flight. Headless mode means the drone's position doesn't need adjusting before takeoff. You can also draw a flight path on the screen, and the drone follows it on its own.
It has a 1503 brushless motor and a six-axis gyroscope. A 2.4GHz anti-interference system and four control channels handle rising, falling, forward, backward, left and right movement. The body has a real-time power display screen. The remote has a built-in lithium battery charged by USB, and it comes with a memory card and card reader.
