HOLY STONE HS600 REVIEW | How good is this drone and should you buy it?..
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2024
- Holy Stone is one of the most popular drone brands on the market, mainly for its sheer ability to get in front of prospective drone buyers. If you ask somebody whether or not they liked their Holy Stone drones, you may get a mixed bag of responses. Some people love Holy Stone, some despise it...but the only way to get down to the experiential reality these drones offer is to fly it yourself.
That's just what I did and after a handful of flights I am ready to talk about my experience with the Holy Stone HS600 and share with you my thoughts and opinions about the drone.
Is this a drone that you should consider buying? Let's find out, Let's Talk Drones!
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This was a great review..HS600 is a cool drone with good camera quality bro 😀🖤
Great review Chris. HolyStone have been in the game for a while now. Some of their quads have decent cameras on them and are pretty good but others not so good... I do hear their new HS900 is the business, hopefully you can do a review on that one. 👍🏻👍🏻
Very informative...
It works well for me. Fly it in windy conditions often without issues. Return to home works well. 4k video is very stable. Battery lasts long enough for some good footage (20 mins no problem) flies decently fast, feels pretty durable in my bag (not worried about it in the backpack even though I don't keep it in the supplied hard case.) And Overall I can't complain. Got mine on Amazon for $229 with 2 batteries in Feb 2024
Thank you so much for the review!!! I was most definitely going to buy this drone (2 batteries) from Temu for $259. It is my first drone, but I have piloted rc helicopters. I would love to know your opinion of which drones to buy in the $500 or so class range.
New to your channel, loving the content so far. I do have a question, which app are you using for the remote id? I have used Holy Stone before, great starter drones but like you said, not to go professional with.
I appreciate the kind words! I use DroneScanner for my Remote ID detection in this video (I hardly actually use it other than pure curiosity “in the wild”), but as far as Remote ID broadcast modules…I use what’s onboard my drones when I fly (Mavic 3/Mini 4 Pro/Avata)…outside of that? Well, you know…😉
@@TheDroneGeek thank you very much!! I also was wondering on how FAA would enforce it and thats the reason why I have been courios about this. I did see you video on the FAA response and feel the same way, we need to know how it will be enforced so that we can be able to make sure we are doing it the right way. Dont want to get hit with a fine and no one has real proof of it.
@@Sloth_FZ6R Holy Stone and Ruko and some others are just existing models they put their name ( and too high price) on. Now I'm not completely sure if only the 'Holy Clone' is equipped with Remote ID and the original is not? I still would never buy one though. Why would I want to pay double the price?
@driewiel I stopped using Holy Stone way before the remote id mandate so I really would not be sure if they are implementing them on their devices.
@@Sloth_FZ6R Remote ID for hobby drones is an absolute disgrace. It's not going to make things safer. On the contrary. They will steal your ID, and you get punished.
Very fair review, Chris. However, you get what you paid for......and you got it for free. :)
I'm in the middle of the video still, but I wanted to ask real quick, did you go to radio announcer school? Cool voice, bro... lol is that a weird compliment?
Lmfao, not weird at all. I worked in radio for about 4 years, but have gotten that comment/compliment since I graduated high school. 😂
@@TheDroneGeek lol. Makes sense. I have a buddy who worked in radio for a lot of years in GA and he got the same type of tone. I’m just jealous. Lol
I have two of them I have not any problems what so ever booth of them work and show no signs of toilet bowling or any other problems. I am going to sale them as I got my first DJI mini4pro so these will go to a new owner…
It must be my unit then -- which is a shame because they really should have given it a once-over before sending it to somebody to review on RUclips...but, if it happened to mine, it is liable to happen to other folks' drones too...so definitely something to be aware of...that said, I'm glad yours worked well!
The reason it sucks in the wind is because of the lack of precision GPS... Holy Stone has had a long time problem with this...and doesn't seem to be much better on their sub 299.00 drones... Just Saiyan I have been building and flying my own drones for 15 years... there are better out there in this price range....
I couldn't agree more. It's not a TERRIBLE drone...but it's certainly not far above "poor." I'd say cost-to-performance, I'd put Holy Stone in the "below average" category. The GPS is obviously a very cheap one and time and time again it showed that.
It's just an overpriced SJRC F22.
If one wanted to summarize my 17 minute video down to a single sentence - that would be the one.