Parrot Bebop review

To fly the Bebop you need an Android or iOS device and Parrot's free FreeFlight 3 app, which talks directly to the drone's own Wi-Fi connection. Connecting it is just a case of turning it on, selecting the Bebop from your phone or tablet's Wi-Fi menu and firing up the app.

Great fun once you've got used to the controls; Attention-grabbing flips and rolls; Capable of capturing some really fun footage

GPS isn't as accurate as it should be; Struggles a bit in windy weather; Camera is only smartphone-quality; Small storage and short battery life

One of parrots greatest products

The Bebop Drone is an extraordinary quadcopter. It's video stabilisation and quality are are amazing with its 1080p 14 mega pixel camera. The fish eye lens enables you to view a 180-degree scenery.

all of a sudden it shows a motor broken message after perfect flights the day before

It has done its job, although it also has had some minor issues due to software updates. But one day, all of a sudden it shows a motor broken message after perfect flights the day before. I don't get it, and will be sending it in for repairs.

Nice little quadcopter

I purchased a blue drone with skycontroller - works well . Tip - onve you update the firmware I recommend that you reset the drone by holding down the on/off button for 10sec...otherwise freeflight 3 won't connect to the drone anymore.

Parrot Bebop Hands-On: A Versatile Drone That's Just Shy Of Pro

Earlier this year, we got a peek at Parrot's svelte new Bebop drone. And earlier today, I got to fly it. I crashed it immediately - you probably will too - but that's totally fine. It will survive, and flying it is still a blast.