DJI Phantom 4 Drone - Drones with Camera and GPS

Drones with Camera and GPS are all the rage these days and the DJI Phantom 4 Drone is a Must Have!

It’s not cheap, but somehow, it is one of the most popular and well known drones in the industry. The DJI Phantom series, of which the DJI Phantom 4 Drone is now the face, has been the first brand in the minds of many drone enthusiasts for the past half decade. If you’re looking to choose from the top drones with camera and GPS, then the Phantom DJI 4 certainly lives up to the reputation of its forebears, with some added spice just to keep the new initiates into drone culture coming back for more.

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The nitty gritty of the Phantom 4 by DJI

Reliable flight has always been a hallmark of the DJI Phantom brand, and the Phantom 4 builds upon its previous iterations with a better build quality that starts with the durability from the carrying case and does not stop until the last bolt in the assembly.

Rotors have a new mechanism for locking that allows for better rotation, allowing the Phantom to operate well at three speeds and balance itself with the object avoidance option engaged. Sport mode allows the Phantom to reach speeds of up to 45 miles per hour, and experienced pilots will really get a kick out of the horsepower, especially when taking pictures and video.

Amateur photographers gravitate to the DJI Phantom 4 drone because of the smooth footage it continues to crank out in online video after video. Its new balancing structure allows it to maintain position in moderate winds because of an added IMU and twice the number of sonar systems as previous models.

Battery life is another plus – it averages a little bit above 25 minutes. The battery can charge in about an hour, and the remote control can be charged alongside the battery.

Safer Flight for Maximum Fun

You get a full 60 degrees of view with the Phantom 4 DJI sensors, which allows you to turn at 30 degree angles when moving forward, even at full speed. The convenient “return to home” function works incredibly well due to the built in flight pattern maintenance algorithms. The Phantom now builds 3D models of its environment as it flies, which allows for a much more nuanced flight and subtle controls. However, AutoTrack may be the more interesting feature. With AutoTrack, you can hone in on an object of your choice, keeping that item in center frame no matter what. You can also orbit objects with a bit of practice, a technique that can give an amateur videographer some incredible footage to work with. Both of these flight modes represent a drastic upgrade from the intelligent flight modes of the Phantom 4.

DJI Phantom 4 Drone Extras

Outside of the necessary features and upgrades to keep the reputation of the Phantom intact, the extras that the DJI Phantom 4 drone gives you seal the deal even if you are on the fence about the purchase. The frame of the Phantom is also something to talk about – it is glossier than ever before with an improved aerodynamic body. If you are looking for a bit of aggression with your drone, this is the product for you. The designers even paid attention to the look of the controller with a new matte finish to match the drone.