Meteor75 Pro Series

I got the Meteor75 pro o4 for 175€ and n3 goggles for 202€. The penetration is amazing indoors with the o4 and (at least for bigger houses) the 75 size is fine. I currently fly mainly indoors because northern Germany (especially in the fall and winter) has lots of wind which makes it not a great experience flying outdoors. AliExpress with the codes was the cheapest option for most of my gear.

I started this hobby in June now I have 6. But I checked all the boxes. 2x dji Fpv, a pavo 20 pro 04, meteor 75 pro 04, a 5" jb kit and a tinyhawk 2 freestyle. Integra goggles and Aomway commander v1 analog goggles.and a bunch of batteries. They grow like weeds, that feed on money. 😆 🤣 😂

I will tell you how I started and everything I needed and I highly recommend. drone: Meteor 75 Pro analog tiny whoop 150$ goggles: HDzero BoxPro 350$+50$ shipping controller: Radiomaster Pocket ELRS 100$ sim: DRL sim 15$ (wouldn't recommend though, pretty floaty) other miscellaneous items: batteries: 8 550mah BetaFPV lava 1s 50$ spare props, canopy and frame: ~20$ cable and power bank: 20000mah PD power bank with usb-c to 5.5*2.1mm barrel jack PD 50$ About the goggles, I got the BoxPros which have both analog and HDzero so when I upgrade my setup I have HD capability. could opt out for analog only goggles for cheaper. If you go with the BoxPros make sure you get a PD power bank (could be called fast-charge or something similar) with at least 7 volt output, cable too. all together about 700$ for a great future proof tiny whoop setup.

Going digital is a good idea, but the neo is very underpowered, even for a beginner. I would say a Radio master Pocket (ELRS) and Meteor75 pro 04 is not just cheaper but also way more fun. If the neo crashes and breaks, you have to replace it. With the Meteor75, you can learn and repair it easily!

Well, the Fenton uses 2s Lipos delivering more power compared to the Meteor75 (pro). That means it isn't really for indoor flight but will fly well outdoors when there isn't too much wind. The Meteor75 can also fly outside, but won't rip as hard

I already own it and the Neo 1 as well, and aiming to buy Neo 2 when it is available in Europe. They cannot be compared. If you only want to fly FPV mode then it’s fine to buy Meteor 75 over Neo but if, like me, you do hike, run, or any outdoor activity the Neo gives you much more freedom to record yourself and your mates without the hassle of taking extra gear. It took my Neo 1 up to nearly 3,000meter high and it worked fine so different categories and goals for those drones

Unless you want to spend your kid's birthday evening at the ER, do not get a Mini to fly indoors. A Neo should be better. Get a kit with at least a controller. Even better for inside is a tinywhoop. Depending on budget you could get a BetaFPV Air65 and some cheap analog Goggles or go *fancy* with a Meteor 75 Pro OF and DJI Goggles 3. And a controller in either case like a Radiomaster Pocket or a DJI FPV controller 3 (if you go *FANCY*).

Gracias por compartir tus experiencias! Yo también pienso que ni el Pavo ni el Pico son lo que busco. En lo que concierne lo que estás buscando: si quieres un whoop que sirve no solo para el interior (particularmente para volar lentamente) sino para el exterior (como jardines, parques, etc.) también, te recomendaría el Betafpv Meteor 75 Pro O4. No es exactamente un cinewhoop, però me gusto mucho y absolutamente es posible vorlarlo en el interior! (Perdón por mi Español, todavía estoy aprendolo. 🙈😅)