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Holy Stone HS720 GPS Drone with Camera for Adults 4K UHD, 52 Minutes Flight Time, Foldable Quadcopter with Brushless Motor, Auto Return Home, Follow Me, Long Control Range

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Features

  • 4K UHD Camera with Image Stabilization: The optimized full HD Camera built with Shock Absorption holder ensures shooting 3840 x 2160 high-resolution images and videos without camera vibration. 5GHz FPV transmission and 90adjustable lens enable you to see the world from different angles.
  • GPS Assisted Intelligent Flight: Never lose the drone. It returns automatically whenever battery is low, signal is lost or you press one key return. Also, it is so smart to fly at your will, following you automatically, flying along a path you set, or fly around a point in circles. You may focus on your photography and creation.
  • Configuration Upgrade: The 2 intelligent batteries works for 26 Mins/per battery for each charge; 52 Mins in total with 2 batteries; the long-life Brushless Motors have lower power consumption and give you a quieter flight; the foldable design and well-fitted carrying case make it easy to take the drone outdoor. DON'T use batteries from other brands, which may cause product issue or safety concern! PRODUCT SUPPORT AVAILABLE!
  • Simple Operation: Equipped Multi Sensors guarantee hovering with great stability and high quality pics taken under different flying environment; Optical Flow Positioning makes great effect when GPS signal is lost or weak. Functions, like one key start/stop, emergency stop, altitude hold and electric fence, keep it simple to control for even beginners.
  • Considerate Controller: The control range of 2.4GHz transmitter reaches to 3000 feet high range; battery level and GPS signal shown on the LED screen; a button to turn on or off the drone light is added; right hand throttle mode is available for left-hander. Remember to remove the scratch-proof film from the controller and the camera before use.

Brand: Holy Stone


Model Name: HS720


Special Feature: Integrated GPS, Carrying Case, Long Battery Life, Image Stabilization, One Button Return


Age Range (Description): Adult


Color: Black


Video Capture Resolution: 4K


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi


Included Components: Holy Stone HS720 Drone x 1, Transmitter Γ— 1, Portable Bag x 1, Drone Battery x 2, Propeller Blades x 4 See more


Skill Level: Beginner


Item Weight: 460 Grams


Brand: Holy Stone


Model Name: HS720


Special Feature: Integrated GPS, Carrying Case, Long Battery Life, Image Stabilization, One Button Return


Age Range (Description): Adult


Color: Black


Video Capture Resolution: 4K


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi


Included Components: Holy Stone HS720 Drone x 1, Transmitter Γ— 1, Portable Bag x 1, Drone Battery x 2, Propeller Blades x 4


Skill Level: Beginner


Item Weight: 460 Grams


Battery Capacity: 2800 Milliamp Hours


Video Capture Format: 4k


Remote Control Technology: Wi-Fi


Control Type: Remote Control


Media Type: SD


Maximum Range: 999 Meters


Material: Plastic


Wireless Communication Technology: Wi-Fi


Battery Cell Composition: Lithium Polymer


Are Batteries Included: Yes


Supported Image Format: JPEG


Video Output Resolution: 4K


Optical Sensor Technology: CMOS


Rechargeable Battery Included: Yes


Product Dimensions: 13.2"L x 14.54"W x 2.2"H


UPC: 725332900643


Manufacturer: Holy Stone


Item Weight: 1.01 pounds


Item model number: 946227


Manufacturer recommended age: 14 years and up


Batteries: 2 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)


Department: unisex-adult


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πŸš€ Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

The Holy Stone HS720 drone is regarded as high-end, user friendly and durable product. It is highly recommended by beginners for its stability and array of flying modes, especially the impressive Point-to-Point Tap Fly, Follow-me and hover & rotate over Point of Interest features. It has been praised for its good quality images, and the 'Return to Home' feature performs excellently. It is also appreciated for providing clear written instructions and for its excellent tech support.

Pros

  • 🚁 Stability in mild winds and wide range of flying modes, even for beginners
  • πŸ“½ Good quality image and video capture
  • 🌏 'Return to Home' feature works excellently
  • πŸ“˜ Clear instructions included, and excellent tech support
  • πŸŽ’ Comes well-packed with a nice carrying case

Cons

  • ⏲ Long battery recharge time (5-7 hours) and only 1 battery included
  • πŸ’° Spare batteries are expensive
  • πŸ“ Distance limitation of 350 meters
  • πŸ•Ή Slight jerkiness in controls during video capture

Should I Buy It?

The HS720 drone is recommended for those who are new to drones and is worth the investment, thanks to its stable flying modes, excellent image capturing, well-written instructions and commendable customer support. However, be prepared for long battery recharge times and to possibly purchase spare batteries.

    • Probably the best drone I have flown for the money
Review Image by Timothy Timothy
Review Image by Timothy Timothy
Review Image by Timothy Timothy
The media could not be loaded. 1-6-2020 Update - after about 8 more hours of flying time with this drone I am giving back the one star I deducted for phone holder placement as it just isn't enough to detract from how solid a flyer this drone is. I purchased the HS720 drone during the pre-Christmas sales on Amazon as it looked like a great deal for a Mavic-esq style foldable GPS drone. It had all the basic features I expect in a GPS drone such as one button Return To Home (RTH), lost signal RTH, and low battery RTH. I have about 30 flights under this drone for about 12 hrs of total flight time day and night and I can tell you this thing does not miss a beat. Low wind, medium wind (8-10 mph gusts) and it holds position pretty rock steady. I am definitely impressed. One thing I can tell you is this drone is definitely the N00B friendliest drone I have ever flown, wish it was available when I first started. Breakdown of my thoughts on this drone: Packaging and ease of assembly - excellent packaging in the included case, and literally NO ASSEMBLY it's basically ready to fly out of the box with the following steps: 1) Open the box - It comes with Drone, Case, Dual USB-C charger (note it charges one battery at a time), screw driver, spare propellers, USB-C cable. 2) Charge the battery and insert 2 AA batteries into the controller 3) Download the Ophelia GPS app 4) Obtain your FAA recreational drone license (at this time it is $5.00 for a 3 year license) and mark your drone with your FAA number in permanent ink or by permanent sticker. Once the battery is done charging you are ready to launch! Flight and battery time - From experience READ THE MANUAL and always follow the pre-flight steps below BEFORE EVERY flight! 1) Pair the drone and controller 2) Perform compass calibration 3) Perform gyro calibration (both sticks down and left at the same time, see troubleshooting in the manual) 4) Get 10+ satellites locked in before launch (takes about 1 min) Launching is simple after following the above steps, hit the unlock button and either left stick up or use one button take off and your flying. I have had this drone up to the factory ceiling of 116m (380 ft) every flight with zero issues except for the FPV. This is believe is 100% due to the placement of the phone holder being above the antenna which in my estimation is the drones ONLY drawback as it seems to interfere with the FPV or the controller. Note that this is not a huge issue since as recreational flyers you fly Line Of Sight unless you have a spotter BUT this is the reason for the drop from 5 to 4 stars. Holy Stone you need to employ a similar setup as other controllers you have with the phone at the bottom. In the Ophelia app you can employ the orbit point of interest function, fly a preset path, or follow me. All work well for a drone at this price point. One button RTH puts the drone either right on my drone pad or with a foot or two of the edge. A word of caution: when the drone hits the first battery warning (slow red flashing of the rear lights) bring her into a location with no obstructions as when the drone hits the second low battery warning you have NO CONTROL and it will hit any obstacles there may be in the way of it's path home. This one is common sense so don't push it. As for flight time I have gotten 23-26 minutes every flight from the 1st to the 30th with no change in flight time, I would however get a second battery now that they are available, plus with the battery you get a nice bag to utilize with them. Camera - the camera works as expected for a drone at this price point, it has nice video/still resolution and full motion up and down. Bottom line this is a great beginner drone that would be hard to lose short of human error and works better than expected at the price! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2020 by Timothy Timothy
    • Amazing Drone for Beginners and Hobbyists!
The Holy Stone HS720 GPS Drone is an incredible product that offers excellent value for its price. As someone who’s new to drones, I found it easy to set up and operate thanks to its intuitive controls and detailed instructions. The GPS-assisted features are a game changer, especially the Return-to-Home function, which ensures you never lose your drone. The 4K camera captures stunning videos and photos, and the image stabilization is impressive for a drone in this price range. Battery life is decent, providing about 25-30 minutes of flight time per charge. The foldable design makes it super convenient to carry around, and the sturdy build quality gives me confidence when flying. The only minor drawback is that it can take a bit of time to master precise controls in windy conditions, but that’s expected with most drones in this category. Overall, the HS720 is a fantastic choice for beginners and casual users who want premium features without breaking the bank. Highly recommended! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2025 by Hasan Haque
    • Easy to use for beginner and fun.
Review Image by Bill Michaelson Bill Michaelson
Review Image by Bill Michaelson Bill Michaelson
Review Image by Bill Michaelson Bill Michaelson
After a false start with the HS700 model (it did not work) I got this instead. I liked the packaging with included box but came to realize that it is not convenient because it is only large enough for the included accessories and nothing else. I've purchased an extra charger because the included one is so slow and I've also acquired three additional batteries for the same reason. Also, the shape and construction of the charger is awful. There is no way to lay the battery flat on a surface and attach it securely to the charger. The only option is to line the parts up delicately and place it in a location where it won't be disturbed because the slightest disturbance will disconnect the charger from the battery. I am 3D-printing cradles to solve this problem. As a beginner with no experience (with UAVs - I am a Part 61 pilot of "real" aircraft) - I cannot compare this to other drones. I can report that it is easy enough to learn to fly but there are plenty of gotchas that can creep up on the inexperienced operator and the included manual is spartan, only covering basic operation. My biggest concern and warning to users would be to check the propeller screws for tightness after about each hour of flight time. They work themselves loose, something I learned the hard way and was fortunate enough to discover during a takeoff when a propeller separated from the drone. Given my experience with airplanes, I should have thought of this myself, but I didn't. This should be in the instruction/maintenance manual. I would put Loctite on the screws but I plan to replace the blades regularly as they get worn from occasional mishaps. Beyond that, beware the return-to-home feature, how it works, how its parameters can be set and under what circumstances it is initiated and how/when it can be disabled. Think through the implications carefully. Failing that, never fly the drone when the battery indicator is below 3 bars, or if you do, only fly it near the ground within a very short distance with no tree canopy. Google around on this. 'Nuff said. The Ophelia Go app does not run on my main phone. It gives no clue why and there is no good reason for it. I suspect the SW has code to do a rooted check and they don't disclose this but I have not investigated further. This is annoying, but the positive side is I can leave my main phone connected to the Internet while the dedicated flight phone is using the drone as a WAP and is thus offline. I've tried the orbit mode and the snap to path mode and they seem to work but I haven't use them extensively enough to comment further. Also, I purchased a pair of Firehouse Arc 2 strobes to velcro to the front (white) and rear (red). This is extremely helpful in assuring I have visual confirmation of the craft's location and orientation at all times. Prior to installation, I would sometimes momentarily lose sight of the drone or become unsure of its orientation amongst visual background clutter. The strobes eliminate this problem. This also increases visibility for others, airborne and otherwise. I think all drones of this weight should have such strobes integrated. It's annoying to spend $60 for a pair of blinkin' lights but necessary in my opinion. Finally, I attached reflective tape - red on the left side and green on the right for additional safety. It is only slightly helpful at close range, but not really necessary. As to competition, I've found a seemingly comparable drone at a slightly lower price that actually includes a 3-gimbal mounted camera. Nevertheless, I'm happy with this purchase and the photos and video I've gotten are OK with the simple shock absorber/dampening system of this device. This is only a toy and a learning experience for me. And my cats are only slightly wary of the craft. A neighborhood dog lost its mind and I had to land it so he would calm down. UPDATE: The Ophelia Go app does run on my rooted main phone. I apparently missed a warning prompt about not having Internet connectivity in earlier attempts to use it. AOS warns the user about this after connecting to the drone WAP and the user must explicitly accept the condition before completing the connection. I think I missed this because the prompt times out. Also, I took off yesterday by using the throttle only with no pause to a fast ascent. The craft started drifting off position dramatically and my attempts to control it led to amplified oscillations leading to a crash. I suspect that sensor calibration - possibly compass - was somehow knocked off by my method of operation but I really don't know why it happened and it is very concerning. I await a spare part to replace a broken propeller arm. I also ordered a XIMI X8 SE 2020 because I'm hooked and I want to get some stable video. I tried image stabilization in post-processing but the results were unsatisfactory. Nevertheless, the HS720 has produced some interesting and useful videos for me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2020 by Bill Michaelson Bill Michaelson

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