The Best Drone Accessories

I bought this to replace a perfectly serviceable Camera backpack which was simply a little too small. It wasn’t because I have stacks of Photo equipment but because being a lady, I also needed room for such things as my purse, keys, mobile, water bottle and even a small packed lunch in necessary! (unlike guys I rarely have lot s of pockets available) as I didn’t want to be encumbered by a handbag.This back pack has far exceeded my expectations in so may ways. It is seriously capacious, seems quite strong, very well made and very comfortable to wear.The main compartment is deep enough for me put my ‘AF-P DX NIKKOR 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3G ED VR’ – Standing Up with room to close it all up which surprised me. I went out with it loaded up not only take take pictures but to see how it felt on my back (I sometimes get a little back ache problem) – very comfortable. I was a little concerned prior to arrival that the waist strap might not fit (I simply have a temporarily large waist 🙂 ). The waist strap is plenty long enough for most anyone. The Lock is very well fitted into the fabric and seems to function well, the back compartment is also quite roomy with a laptop/tablet pocket within and room for other items.Judging by the prices of similar backpacks of this capacity and versatility, Neewer have produced a quality product at anywhere between 1/2 to 1/3 of the price.

this bag is like a tardis,I bought this for my forthcoming trip to Iceland,I loaded it up with 2 dslr’s,6 lenses. a flashgun and batteries with room to spare! I tried it on expecting it to be cumbersome, but once the straps are connected and tightened the weight is distributed and it feels comfy to wear

This really is a well made and robust case for the Mavic 2. Drone itself, batteries and smart controller all fit perfectly with a little bit of extra space for spare props and SD cards. You could probably fit the standard controller in it as well. I wouldn’t hesitate if your in the market for one of these.

Get yourself a few extra batteries for your Spark and you will fly longer! I am really impressed with these batteries, especially for their price. They are smartly designed and so far they have not let me down. I am especially impressed with their automated hibernation mode. I.e. after a week of non use they automatically discharge to a storage voltage.I now have 4 of these with my Fly More Combo, so I can charge them all at once with my desktop charger. 45 minutes and they are charged. I can then fly almost an hour before I need to recharge. Ideal.I have had some of the batteries for a while now and they are not showing any sign of degrading, they still give me full flying times. Impressive.

Even though I bought the Fly More Combo pack with two batteries, I already knew I’d want a couple more at least. I was a bit sceptical about these as the price seemed too good compared to other online sellers, but the positive reviews convinced me to give it a go and I needn’t have worried.These batteries are genuine and perform exactly the same as the bundled ones from DJI, but for around 35% cheaper than you can get them anywhere else. Total n-brainer. I now have 5 batteries in total and loving the extra flight time and freedom to get the best out of my Spark.

I use this as part of my Drone Kit with the inspire one and I was quite impressed on it’s ease of use, and how sensitive the device is. The smallest of gusts turns the small blades which is translated as a reading on the display.This information is available on websites such as the Met Office isnt always accurate, If you are climbing, flying a drone, or walking in the Lake District – there’s no better way to measure the weather than exactly where you are. The Anemometer is very lightweight, it only weighs 73g so it’s unnoticeable if it’s in your pocket. The device comes with a yellow silicone jacket which protects it from light moisture and minor accidents.weather information can be important, areas such as these have there have there own micro-climates, and the weather can change quickly.The Proster Wind Speed Anemometer/Thermometer is a small compact device, that you can put in your pocket or backpack which can be used to accurately measure (+/- 5%) wind speed as well as air temperature. The controls are simple; using the Mode & Set buttons you can set the preferred units of wind speed measurement i.e. MPH, KM/H, MS, knots etc. The °C/°F button toggles between temperature reading between Celsius & Fahrenheit. The LCD display is large and clear, everything you need to know is displayed on a single screen, this includes wind speed, temperature & battery life. Pressing the mode button illuminates the backlight for approx 10 seconds.Overall this is a great little device which can be useful for all type of outdoor activities. It’s small, lightweight and tells you almost everything you need to know about the current weather conditions, I highly recommend it.

This lovely little case fits your drone and remote perfectly and has a little zipped mesh pocket for your instructions, spare batteries, charging cable and spare propellers and guards. It would have been a full 5 stars but for the price! I have several, almost identical cases (without the perfectly cut foam insert to fit your drone and remote snuggly!) which I bought for a couple of quid off eBay and Amazon! You are basically paying over £10 for the foam insert which is cut specifically for this drone! I looked everywhere and although it was quite expensive for what it is, this case was the cheapest I could find in the western world!Having moaned about the price, I have to say that it is an essential buy if you want to keep your drone safe and sound when transporting it to your chosen locations. It fits everything I need to take with me when I fly it, so that’s a plus also! 😉

Fits the eachine e58 perfectly with space for spare batteries, prop guards, charging cables etc. Would recommend

Everything fits nicely in side

 Great product and really helps with precision take off and landing of the Mavic Pro. What I don’t like with this or any products is gimmicks and this has one. The stick on reflective strips DO NOT STICK and even if they did, they’d come off as soon. As you fold the item to fit it back in its bag. The reflective material is not manufactured for flexibility and is intended for ridged surfaces only. Just before I jump off my soapbox… I don’t do gimmicks… sorry, already said that.

For ten quid I’m not going to complain. Quality is OK, appearance is OK, functionality is OK. Whether you actually NEED this is less clear. I have a Mavic Air (I upgraded from various Phantoms) and I wouldn’t say landing accuracy has been improved through use of this landing pad. It is handy if the ground is damp, sandy or dusty – and that’s why I haven’t been harsh with the star rating. But for me, it’s just another thing to carry around, so I take off and land from a spot that isn’t damp, sandy or dusty!Again, for a tenner, there’s nothing to complain about, so I am not going to not recommend it.

Nice & quick card.Getting around 90mb read and 70mb seq writes on my Latitude 5285 2-in-1.Write speed @4k are higher than some other cards.The screengrab of CrystalDiskMark 5.2.0 shows the other benchmark numbers.

Good quality warning signs, would buy again.

Good quality product, double sided tape is the order of the day if you want to fix it to anything or just plain maskers.

A differenza degli altri joypad, questo simula la pressione delle dita sullo schermo. E’ quindi necessario prima impostare tutti i pulsanti utilizzando l’apposita app (i present non esistono per il tello , ho dovuto inventarli!). Non è quindi immediato l’utilizzo. buona la durata delle batterie oltre 8 ore. Il manuale in italiano non c’è (inglese ed altre lingue) come anche l’app è solo in inglese.

Easy to apply stickersDont know if they will last long

Way too expensive for a sticker like that.

Laser cut washable decals for drones advertised for DJI Mavic Air but I have put a falcon head on my Hubsan Zino.very sticky & durable .

The bag is brilliant. However the only snag is everything falls out when it’s on your back. There is nothing to secure the bits in the foam enough to keep them in. Gravity let’s everything fall out inside the bag. So when you open it, your bits are all over the place. Every time…..

The outputs are not quite right for all the elements. Phantom 4 fits snug in the centre however none of the battery cut outs are the right fit for the batteries and the cut out for the controller is also slightly wrong.

Absolutely perfact for the Syma X8PRO. Takes all accessories including four batteries and chargers. It’s as if it’s made to measure….(as long as you remove the prop guards).

As a pack for carrying a Phantom 4 Pro it’s great value, the design offers just what you need to carry everything in one case. My iPad sunshade and foldable landing pad will fit inside the main compartment lying on top of the styrofoam case and the top can still be easily zipped closed. My spare batteries go inside the styrofoam case into the compartments DJI provide for them, that leaves the top pockets of this case free for extra items like a compact camera or other goodies. I would have liked to see more padding on the outer face of the iPad pocket as the thin material offers little protection against impacts here (a very vulnerable place). It would have been better to have the iPad pocket situated between the top pocket and the main compartment for the foam box. Anyway, for myself I just put a layer of bubble-wrap inside and have the glass screen facing in towards the styrofoam box. That little flap that covers the locking mechanism for the box though – I mean, why? It serves no useful purpose whatsoever. I can see no advantage to being able to release the case lock whilst the cover is zipped shut.. Anyway, this is a simple carrying pack – it’s not a super strong design for expeditions. It may survive a camping holiday or two if you’re careful with it and don’t abuse the zips, but for expeditions you’ll want something more expensive that offers stronger construction. Maybe the Manfrotto pack would be better. For me it’s perfect, chuck it in the back of the car to transport it and then carry everything as a single backpack to the flying location.