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The editors liked
It's ready to fly out of the box. No need to piece it together or even screw on propellers. Just charge up batteries
Download an app
And you're good to go
Compact and looks cool
The Skycontroller package deal comes with three batteries
Which work w
The Parrot Bebop Drone is small and lightweight for its capabilities. It's relatively tough
But also user repairable if it breaks. It can be piloted with a smartphone or tablet as well as the optional Skycontroller
Great fun once you've got used to the controls
Attention-grabbing flips and rolls
Capable of capturing some really fun footage
Affordable
Easy to use
Robust
Two batteries included
Highly portable
Durable design
Simple controls
Excellent autonomous features
Affordable price
The editors didn't like
Relying on Android
Consumer-grade Wi-Fi
And a terribly unintuitive app
This drone was a pain in the ass to use
The Bebop runs out of space for video quickly
Without warning
And you've got to have the drone powered on (draining your battery) in ord
The large Skycontroller adds $400 if purchased with the Bebop or runs $500 when purchased separately. While its size and weight make it nice to travel with
It doesn't handle wind well
And its small batteries tap out in less than 11 minutes
Abstract: As the latest in Parrot's line of smartphone-operated drones, the Bebop boasts a number of improvements over the AR.Drone 2.0 including a better camera, longer range, and an optional joystick-based controller. We put the Bebop in the hands of several quad...
The Parrot Bebop Drone is small and lightweight for its capabilities. It's relatively tough, but also user repairable if it breaks. It can be piloted with a smartphone or tablet as well as the optional Skycontroller
The large Skycontroller adds $400 if purchased with the Bebop or runs $500 when purchased separately. While its size and weight make it nice to travel with, it doesn't handle wind well, and its small batteries tap out in less than 11 minutes
The Parrot Bebop Drone gets points for being a compact, durable, easy-to-use quadcopter for capturing good video and photos. Battery life, performance and overall value make it tough to flat-out recommend, though...
Published: 2015-06-30, Author: James , review by: makeuseof.com
Abstract: Soar through the sky and see the unseeable with fantastic aerial photos and smooth videos: this is the Parrot Bebop Drone and Sky Controller – and we're giving away the complete set to one lucky reader!Parrot have carved themselves a mid-range niche in th...
Published: 2015-06-11, Author: Rick , review by: wired.com
Gorgeous race car design. Nosecam captures highdef footage. Feels very sturdy compared with previous Parrots. Control app provides an abundance of flighttweak options. Blade guards clip on and off with ease. Comes with two batteries
Requires a smartphone or tablet. Nosecam footage has whitebalance issues. Flight controls imprecise unless you add pricey joystick controller—and it's not sold separately. Short flight times. No followme or flightplan options
More times than not, the Verge score is based on the average of the subscores below. However, since this is a non-weighted average, we reserve the right to tweak the overall score if we feel it doesn't reflect our overall assessment and price of the produ...
Published: 2015-04-27, Author: Sean , review by: gizmodo.com
It's ready to fly out of the box. No need to piece it together or even screw on propellers. Just charge up batteries, download an app, and you're good to go, Compact and looks cool, Advertisement, The Skycontroller package deal comes with three batteries,
Relying on Android, consumer-grade Wi-Fi, and a terribly unintuitive app, this drone was a pain in the ass to use, Advertisement, Advertisement, The Bebop runs out of space for video quickly, without warning, and you've got to have the drone powered on (d
No. The Bebop can be fun, but it’s not worth the trouble. Not for $500, certainly, where you can only control it with your smartphone, and not for $900 when you’ll soon be able to buy a fully loaded DJI Phantom 3 including camera and gimbal for just $100...
Published: 2015-04-21, Author: Phil , review by: ilounge.com
Parrot's Bebop Drone ($500) has the company getting back to bigger drones, after releasing such products as the Jumping Sumo and the much smaller-than-usual Rolling Spider minidrone. Bebop Drone has a price tag to match that jump in size, and the drone fe...
Smart, Powerful, Fast and responsive, Great camera, Addictive
There's a learning curve, Battery issues, Limited fly time
If you want pro-level drone flying but do not want to spend thousands of dollars, Bebop and the Skycontroller is the drone package you've been looking for...
Abstract: I've used the two large quadricopters Parrot has released to date - the AR.Drone and AR.Drone 2.0 - but ever since I saw the Bebop at CES earlier this year, I knew I had to give it a try. The Bebop attacks two of the biggest issues of its predecessors hea...
