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HoverAir
HOVERAir Self-Flying Camera
$442.00
HOVERAir Self-Flying Camera is a pocket-sized autonomous flying camera for hands-free action capture. It focuses on self-flying follow shots, 4K / 8K video, automatic flight modes, subject tracking, foldable portability, and creator-friendly drone footage without traditional piloting.
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product typeself-flying camera / compact drone
main modelsHOVERAir X1 PRO, X1 PROMAX
videoX1 Pro 4K60; X1 Promax 8K30 reported by The Verge
tracking speedup to 26mph reported by The Verge
batteryabout 16 minutes reported by The Verge
storagemicroSD up to 128GB reported by The Verge
controllerBeacon modular controller system
price$499 X1 Pro / $699 Promax reported by The Verge
Before you buy
Where to buy the HOVERAir X1
HoverAir sells the X1 at hoverair.com and through retailers, and MetaOriental links out rather than selling it. The HOVERAir starts at $442.00, across the X1 PRO and X1 PROMAX — the Pro shoots 4K60 and the Promax 8K30, so confirm which one a listing means.
Who the HOVERAir X1 is for
The X1 takes off from your hand and flies itself, which removes the part of drone ownership most people never get past. It tracks a subject at up to 26 mph and folds into a pocket, so it suits runners, cyclists, skiers and creators who want a following shot without a pilot. It flies preset modes rather than being flown manually.
Is the HOVERAir X1 worth $442.00?
At $442.00 the X1 costs about what a good action camera does and does something no fixed camera can. Flight time is around 16 minutes on a battery, which is the honest limit — a day of filming means several batteries. Drone rules apply even to something this small in many countries, so check registration and where you may fly before buying.
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