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HoverAir Drone Combo

At a moment's notice, you can easily capture dynamic professional-quality videos and images with the X1 Self-Flying Camera Drone from HOVERAir. Ease of use is at the core of the X1, with its compact, foldable design, 3-second takeoff right from your palm, and automatic self-flying flight modes. A triple stabilisation system helps to ensure the videos you capture are smooth and shake-free. Those smooth images are captured by the built-in gimbal camera that can snap 12MP stills or record Ultra HD 2.7K HDR videos. They're saved on the X1's 32GB of built-in storage but can be easily downloaded and shared with the Hover X1 mobile app. This combo version of the X1 includes a set of accessories that include two batteries, a charging hub, and a storage bag, getting you up and running right out of the box.

SKU: GC17-SP03H021

HoverAir Drone Combo

HoverAir Drone Combo

At a moment's notice, you can easily capture dynamic professional-quality videos and images with the X1 Self-Flying Camera Drone from HOVERAir. Ease of use is at the core of the X1, with its compact, foldable design, 3-second takeoff right from your palm, and automatic self-flying flight modes. A triple stabilisation system helps to ensure the videos you capture are smooth and shake-free. Those smooth images are captured by the built-in gimbal camera that can snap 12MP stills or record Ultra HD 2.7K HDR videos. They're saved on the X1's 32GB of built-in storage but can be easily downloaded and shared with the Hover X1 mobile app. This combo version of the X1 includes a set of accessories that include two batteries, a charging hub, and a storage bag, getting you up and running right out of the box.

Intelligent Self-Flying Modes

While you can manually control the X1 from your phone, the fun starts when you select one of the built-in flight modes. Simply select the mode you want, and the X1 will automatically perform each flight path. Choose from Hover, Follow, Orbit, Zoom Out, Bird's Eye, Snapshot, and Dolly Track. Below is a list of some of these modes and how they function.

Hover: Hovers in the air and frames a person or group for a static shot or video.

Follow: It keeps a subject centered in frame and follows them from the front or back at up to 12.4 mph, and as close as 4.9'.

Orbit: The camera centers the subjects as it flies around them to capture every angle.

Zoom Out: Center on a subject or group as the camera flies away, effectively zooming out on the scene to expose more of the surroundings in the shot as it progresses.

Bird's Eye: The camera shoots straight down for a unique top-down view of a scene.

Smooth Results with Triple Stabilisation

The Hover X1 has been equipped with a triple stabilisation system to help it film smooth, shake-free video. The system is comprised of level 4 wind resistance, gimbal horizon leveling, and both mechanical and electronic image stabilisation.

Pocket-Sized Portability

The ultra-light 124.7 g construction and folding design make keeping the Hover X1 in your bag or backpack easy. The size also allows you to use it without FAA registration, so you can let it fly without worry.

Hover X1 Mobile App

Use the mobile Hover X1 app to view a live preview from the drone, then download and share videos from the X1's 32GB of built-in storage. When sharing your content, you can do so on the global HOVERAir community and comment on others' work. To take the images and videos you want, you can use the app to customise various settings, such as flight height, distance, and resolution.

Additional Features

Up to 15 mph flight speed

Up to 11.5 minutes of flight time

Dual-band Wi-Fi connectivity

Fully enclosed design for safer flying

Key Features:

3-Second Palm Takeoff

Lightweight & Foldable Design

UHD 2.7K HDR Video & 12MP Stills

Intelligent Self-Flying Modes

Smooth Results with Triple Stabilisation

32GB of Built-In Storage

Dual-Band Wi-Fi Connectivity

Up to 15 mph Flight Speed

Control, Configure & Share via App

Includes Combo Accessories

What's in the Box:

HoverAir Drone Combo

USB Cable

Storage Bag

Flight Battery

Charging Hub

Storage Bag

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Product Overview

HoverAir Drone Combo

At a moment's notice, you can easily capture dynamic professional-quality videos and images with the X1 Self-Flying Camera Drone from HOVERAir. Ease of use is at the core of the X1, with its compact, foldable design, 3-second takeoff right from your palm, and automatic self-flying flight modes. A triple stabilisation system helps to ensure the videos you capture are smooth and shake-free. Those smooth images are captured by the built-in gimbal camera that can snap 12MP stills or record Ultra HD 2.7K HDR videos. They're saved on the X1's 32GB of built-in storage but can be easily downloaded and shared with the Hover X1 mobile app. This combo version of the X1 includes a set of accessories that include two batteries, a charging hub, and a storage bag, getting you up and running right out of the box.

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