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Starter drones

You can easily control these drones and take them with you because of the compact size.

Advanced drones

Record in higher image quality with extra settings.

Professional drones

You can record in the highest image quality with the most settings.

Racing drones

Fly high speed and watch the footage with a VR headset.

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Starter drones

You can easily control these drones and take them with you because of the compact size.

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Advanced drones

Record in higher image quality with extra settings.

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Professional drones

You can record in the highest image quality with the most settings.

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Racing drones

Fly high speed and watch the footage with a VR headset.

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The most important drone functions

Image quality

The resolution of a drone determines how sharp the video footage looks. Most drones record in 4K resolution. This footage is razor-sharp, so you can see a lot of details. For professional use and social media, you can record in 4K resolution. Choose a drone that records in 5K if you want to crop your footage without quality loss. This gives you more freedom in post-editing.

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Obstacle detection

Thanks to the obstacle detection sensors, the drone avoids obstacles so you fly into objects less quickly. That's useful if you fly between trees, for example. Some drones have sensors at the front, back, and bottom, but not at the sides. For extra security, choose a drone that has sensors all around. We call this 360-degree obstacle detection. A drone that only has bottom sensors doesn't help you with flying and only lands safely.

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Flight time

The flight time of a drone indicates how long you can fly with a single battery before the battery runs out. This way, you know exactly how long you can fly. Keep in mind that the weather conditions and your use affect the flight time. For example, you fly shorter in case of hard wind and cold. The battery also lasts less long if you often rotate the camera or give the drone many flying tasks.

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Accessories

Drone course

If your drone weighs more than 250g, you need to follow a course. If you pass the course, you'll get a drone license.

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Drone ensurance

With a drone insurance, you can request a new drone or replacement drone for a fixed price.

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Fly More Kit

The Fly More Kit comes with extra accessories, like batteries for a longer flight time and backup propellers.

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Landing pad

A landing pas is a platform that serves as a point of recognition during the landing, and it provides a stable surface.

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Lens filters

During sunny days, you can use ND filters to prevent overexposed images. They reduce the light that the lens catches.

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Smart controller

Thanks to the large screen of the smart controller, you don't need a phone to control your drone.

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions Frequently given answers.

Frequently asked questions Frequently given answers.

Which drones are for beginners?

A drone for beginners is compact in size, so you can easily take it with you. You can easily operate a beginner's drone with a remote or via your smartphone. The image quality of these drones is 4K resolution. That means you can record sharp footage. Starter model drones are the DJI Mini 3 or DJI Mini 4K, for example. You don't need a drone course for these drones.

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How do I choose a drone for on vacation?

For vacations, we recommend a foldable drone of 250g at most. Examples are the drones from the DJI Mini series. You can easily put them in your backpack during a hike. Always check the drone regulations at your destination in advance. You can't fly a drone in every country. Are you taking your drone on the plane? Check the luggage regulations of the airline company as well, so you can safely take the battery of your drone with you. That way, you can take aerial footage of impressive landscapes and environments on vacation. That'll result in footage from an interesting viewing angle.

Read how to take a drone with you in your carry-on luggage here

Do I need a drone license?

For drones that weigh less than 250g, you don't need a drone license. If your drone weighs more than 250g, you do need a drone license. You need to follow a mandatory drone course for this. There are 2 different drone courses: basic (A2) and basic light (A1/A3). On the product page of a drone, you can always read which course you need.

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Do I have to register my drone?

You're required to register every drone. You need to request an operator registration number at the RDW for a fee. You'll receive a sticker with the operator registration number from them and stick it on your drone. You always need to broadcast the operator registration number during a flight as well. You can fill in the number via the app and the drone automatically broadcasts it.

Can I fly a drone everywhere?

As a drone enthusiast, you want to send your drone to the sky as soon as possible. We completely understand, but there are some areas in the Netherlands where you can't fly. These so-called no-fly zones are indicated on the GoDrone maps with different colors. In this article, we'll explain what the colored fly zones mean for you as a drone pilot.

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How high can you fly with a drone?

According to the European regulations, you always need to be able to see your drone. This means you can't fly too high or too far away. For the safety of the airspace, a maximum 120m height always applies. It doesn't matter which drone you have. Do you see other air traffic, like a helicopter or plane? Land your drone right away.

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