For a kid-friendly drone that can be operated by an app/phone, this is a great option! We purchased for our 7 year old son for a birthday gift, and it’s provided endless entertainment and keeps him engaged and off screens! Highly recommend!

I gave it as a gift to my husband. He enjoys the fun, we take the puppy out to a big field and we all have 9 minutes of pure joy. The puppy gets a lot of exercise, and she loves chasing the drone.

Bought it for my son. He uses Holy Stone Drone when he goes paintballing, off roading, site seeing. Best gift easy set up plus haven't had any break downs.

I Really liked the compactibility and functions of the drone, it is easy to use and quite fun to play with, and it also has some more advanced features for special trick, overall, a great gift to give to someone or toy to impress everyone around.

The drone is multifunctional, easy to operate and carry with long battery life and quality camera. The side locks prevents the camera from any accidents. The best feature I like is the flip and spin. My daughter loves to watch the flip.

A fixed 50mm lens is a very useful lens. On a full-frame body (I'm using the full-frame Canon 6D) 50mm reproduces the view the human eye naturally has; on a 1.6 crop body such as the 7D it becomes 80mm, making it an ideal portrait lens.At a fast 1.8. the Canon "nifty fifty" (Mk II) always had a place in my camera bag. Sadly I dropped mine last week, and an internal plastic lug snapped. Time for a replacement.I settled on the Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM as the obvious choice. Same aperture, but some changes: it is a little shorter, has a 49mm filter ring rather than 52mm, and a metal rather than plastic mount, which should mean it is more robust. Oh, and the "Stepper Motor Technology" focusing is very quiet.I've been taking sample pictures, some of which are posted here. The first two macro shots are heavily cropped: the lens focuses down to 0.35 metres as opposed to the Mk II's 0.45 metres: an appreciable difference. the others are uncropped. The thistle and foxglove pictures taken at f1.8 show the bokeh the lens can produce. The two buildings photos are taken at f8/f9.I am very happy with the lens: it is a great replacement for the Mk II 1.8. And. like its predecessor, stunning value for money. In terms of "bang for buck", I don't think you can do better.

Really fun and easy to learn to fly, never done it before and so far it's very user friendly, camera is decent for the price, doesn't like wind too much, which is to be expected from a light drone.

I can’t believe how cool this little drone is. Furthermore, I can’t believe how affordable it is! All the features you find in way more pricey models. I like to exercise my dog with it!