TL;DR: Through Nov. 27, you can snag a Ninja Dragon Blade K 4K drone for just $69.97 instead of $169.99 — that’s 58% in savings.
Quadcopter drones these days can take flight hundreds of feet up in the sky, perform all sorts of tricks, and take photos and videos of exceptional quality. But despite their ubiquity, drones are still largely seen as machines that are difficult to maneuver, given their advanced capabilities. But many are surprisingly simple to control, making them ideal for first-timers looking to get airborne for the first time.
The Ninja Dragon Blade K 4K drone is a beginner-friendly quadcopter equipped with cutting-edge technology to deliver a smooth and stable flying experience. It packs intuitive controls that make flying a breeze (literally), and for a limited time, you can grab it on sale for Black Friday for only $69.97, no coupon necessary.
This user-friendly drone comes with a litany of features that allow for effortless flight. It features a one-key takeoff and landing function for easy launching and landing, an altitude hold that ensures stability, and a headless mode that eliminates the need for continuous adjustment. It comes with an upgraded remote control that’s easy to operate, but you can also take advantage of gesture recognition to control the drone with your hands.
Its four-way anti-collision system allows you to dodge any obstacle that comes in the way, while the built-in optical flow sensor enables precise hovering and accurate positioning, so you can do away with blurred, shaky shots and capture clear, striking output instead. Speaking of shots, it comes equipped with a dual 4K HD camera that you can adjust to your liking to take high-quality still and moving images.
With the 1,800 mAh battery, this drone should fly up to 12 minutes on a single charge. And thanks to its foldable arms, you can turn it into a more compact form for easy storage.
Formerly retailing for $169, you can grab the Ninja Dragon Blade K 4K drone for only $69.97 until November 27 at 11:59 p.m. PT.
Prices subject to change.
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