Top 3 Must-Have Lightweight Drones for Beginners

Drone guidance has gotten complicated with all the outdated regulations and conflicting advice flying around. Here’s what you actually need to know.

Hey there, future pilots! If you’re looking to soar into the skies but don’t want your drone to weigh you down, you’re in the right place. Today, we’re talking about lightweight drones – the perfect flying companions for beginners. They’re so easy to carry, it’s like they have a magic power to shrink! Let’s check out the top three featherweight fliers that are making a buzz in the drone world.

1. **DJl Mini 2**
First up is the DJI Mini 2, a true pocket rocket. This little guy weighs less than a sandwich at under 250 grams! But don’t let its size fool you – it can zoom up to 10 kilometers away and stay airborne for a whopping 31 minutes. Take it on a picnic, and capture awesome selfies from the sky!

2. **Holy Stone HS110D**
Next, we have the Holy Stone HS110D. It’s like the cool kid on the block with its sleek look and beginner-friendly controls. With a weight of just about 145 grams, this drone is also a lightweight champ. It can even do flips and rolls – talk about acrobatic skills!

3. **Ryze Tello**
Last but not least is the Ryze Tello. Designed in collaboration with DJI, it’s a small but mighty drone that’s perfect for learning the ropes. It tips the scales at a merely 80 grams, but it’s packed with features that make flying as easy as pie. Snap pictures, record videos, or just enjoy a smooth flight almost anywhere.

So there you have it – three top-notch lightweight drones that won’t make your backpack feel like you’re carrying a ton of bricks. Whichever you choose, the sky’s the limit when it comes to fun and adventure. Just remember to fly safely and follow the local rules. Happy flying!

Ryan Cooper

Ryan Cooper

Author & Expert

Ryan Cooper is an FAA-certified Remote Pilot (Part 107) and drone industry consultant with over 8 years of commercial drone experience. He has trained hundreds of pilots for their Part 107 certification and writes about drone regulations, operations, and emerging UAS technology.

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