Smallest Drone With Camera Reviews

Small but good, enough for my camera and drone.

It is the best, smallest, safest storage.

I wasn't too thrilled with the release of the original Mavic 3. I read many reviews that suggested the 1/2 zoom lens was just a costly fun adder and not having the need for a drone with a zoom lens I decided to wait. I'm so glad I did, this is a spectacular drone with all the features of the original Mavic 3 without the zoom lens without the extra cost of the zoom feature I wouldn't use.

This drone made in the USA has so far performed exactly how previous reviews have stated. Flight from the iPad mini is precise and connects instantly. The zoom camera is lightning fast. The flir works very well for the size. Battery charging is simple. The remote control is simple and easy to use. The case is solid and protects the drone very well. The Parrot app works great on the android S20 phone as well. We are super satisfied with this drone so far. Thank you B&H team for getting us set up quickly!

Smallest lightest, biggest sensor camera available. I like it for everyday carry situation.

This is a great case if you're looking for the smallest case to protect your camera. It works great with the Canon S100 series or with the Sony RX100I or II.

This is a well-made piece of kit and might be the cheapest way to get a current production Leica camera. I think it is the world's smallest Leica as well. I love the insta360 one r system. It just rocks

I bought two of these for my camera slider, which is heavy. These are the smallest stands but as sturdy as their big brothers! More so than those small footprint C-stands, and you can get them in office cubicles etc. One note, the rocky mtn leg as you can imagine isn't really that long, it works for slight inclines only.

I needed this for a video shoot with a client. It was easy to set up with my camera. And even with the smallest iPhone, the SE, it was easy to read as long as the person on camera is not too far from the teleprompter.

I have never found it easier to shoot video with a camera. I set up zebras and focus peaking. Dedicated buttons make it easy for me to set aperture and shutter. Going into the menu is such a relaxing experience (unlike every other camera that must share everything with stills). Yes, no autofocus tracking or stabilization. I can work around that (have other cameras). I can't work around the limitations of 8-bit H.264. I love the natural grain RAW. Admittedly, I'm a plunker. I import the footage into Davinci and hit the auto color button and do the smallest tweaking. But even the smallest tweaking can get hair-pulling frustrating when working with 8-bit. So if you're new to this camera, look at my image attached. You don't have to be an expert to get great results from this camera.