iFlight - Nazgul5 V2

No, the dji fpv is not a good fpv Drone. it Breaks super easy you cant repair it and it hasnt enough power for a Bit of freestyle. get a bind and fly (BnF) Quad from iflight or GEPRC with the dji o3 Air unit. this will be 10 Times better than the dji fpv.

5inch is not too much to start with, if you have space and $ go for it, they are beasts. 1 sec and you whizzing at 100mph, 2 sec and you're in the neighbouring village... The guys are correct, they require huge spaces and they are really loud, but if that's not an issue I recommend 5inch

If you have enough space, big open spaces, like open fields, go for 5inch, the power is sick xD I went through your steps 2 years ago, in the end I decided to build 5inch Nazgul, didn't regret it yet. I live in countryside and I have big empty spaces around. Now I'm planning to build additional 3.5inch for bandos and for my orchard and backyard. 5inch is loud and fast as fuck, ideal for open spaces. As someone else said, you can always limit throttle a bit in the beginning. Go for 5inch, you only live once xD Now I'm also using my nazgul with lion battery to fly 10+km so it's versatile also. Good luck 🍀🍀

any 4s 3 inch *could* carry a osmo action 5, but it would barely fly, so if you wanted to actually be able to fly, you could get and 6s 3 inch, and it would be able to manuver a decent amount. But if you want something bigger, like for acro movements, you could get what everybody gets, a 5 inch freestyle quad. The specific drone doesn't really matter for the question your asking, but i'd recommend a geprc cinebot 30/cinelog 35 for a 6s 3 inch, or a custom built 3 inch toothpick. for a 5 inch freestyle quad, really any decent bnf, but the most popular are the geprc mark 5 or an iflight nazgul.

this right here op ... take it from me, I engaged with fpv & rc with nazgul quads. looks like an XL5 frame..i lost two to the ocean, they were my first and boy oh boy did i skip the simulator and sent it for years. lotta damage but good times >:) no one was hurt just a lot of tinkering/building. if your serious about it, and you do your research, these are (contrary to the comments) good quads to learn with but u must have an open space. i lived on dairy farms all my life so little quads are outta the question - i like to check on cows ;)