BEZGAR BD901: The BEST Beginner 4K Drone?!? (Honest Review)

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which drone is better for a beginner? The Snaptain p30 or BEZGAR BD901??

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I'll post it here. Follow-me is when a drone follows the GPS location of the phone, or controller when it has built-in GPS. There are basically two types: String and Compass. 1. String type. The drone will yaw to point the camera at the phone while keeping a certain distance. Unless you move straight at the drone it will slide away and eventually only follow from behind. 2. Compass type. The drone will stay north south east west of the phone no matter which way you turn. It will fly sideways and not yaw.(note:Some drones with compass type wil yaw to keep the camera pointed at you when for example do a fly-by from one side of the road to the other side) To test which type it is you can put the drone left of you and start walking. When it is compass type it should fly sideways parallel. If you turn left it will stay in front of you. If you turn right it should stay behind you. Compass type is much preferred. So you can have it fly in view to see if it won't hit anything. The next test is moving the sticks. On some drones the stick input is completely disabled. A bad thing of course! You have to go in the app and stop follow-me to get control again! Other drones will stop follow-me soon you move either sticks. On some drones you can only use the left stick to change altitude. And on some drones only the right stick. Best is when you can use both sticks while it immediately starts following again. Then you have full control to avoid obstacles and do fly-by's etc. But if you can only use the right stick it will usually be enough for the feature to be usable. Next thing we want to test is the lost connection or low battery Return. Since we are no longer where it took off, we want 1. be able to cancel Return-to-Home 2. update homepoint dynamically or with a button on the screen 3. or a drone that automatically updates homepoint in follow-me mode, or to where we stopped follow-me. 4. no Return-to-Home at all! The homepoint is very important! You don't want having to race up a mountain on your bike when suddenly Auto-Return-to-Home kicks in before a trucks runs over your drone! If it gets there without crashing against the rocks at all! But at least the drone should give a clear warning so you can quickly bring the drone down. Some drones go really crazy when trying to fight RTH. When programmed right GPS follow-me is at least as good as optical tracking. It is different, but it has advantages. 1. The drone will never lose you. And yes it can keep you perfectly in frame. 2. You don't have to stare at the screen. You can have it fly in view (compass type) and away from hazards. So you don't necessarily need obstacle avoidance. Which means it can work perfectly on any cheap GPS drone. 3. The shots are often more smooth with more landscape in view. 4. It is more user friendly. Just the push of a button. (Try operate a touchscreen while riding a bike! Just won't work) Unfortunately few drones and apps are programmed correctly. For this reason many people believe optical tracking is superior. It's not. Optical tracking is great for certain shots. But in real life when in the open field follow-me will be much more reliable and predictable, and cinematic. Especially when you can still do manual manoeuvres. In fact those are the best shots. Then the follow-me is only there to keep the drone with you in between shot. With optical tracking the camera has to be pointed down straight at you from relatively close distance. The reason why people cycling around the world never use DJI's active track. It's about the landscape with you in it. Not only you from above. Again, don't get me wrong, active-track on a DJI Mini 3 Pro 4 Pro Air 3 is fantastic. But it should still have follow-me! Why at DJI they think it is less safe I have no idea. People crash their drone despite all the sensors all the time. They would probably crash it less without obstacle avoidance using the sensors they were born with.