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This is my unboxing and "flying" video for the Revell Nano Quad quadcopter drone.
The Revell is a rebrand of the Estes Proto X / Syncro X, also sold as the Hubsan Q4 H111, the WLtoys V272, V282 and V292 and the Cheerson CX11.
It comes with a remote control, USB charginge cable, a spare set of rotor blades and a manual. AAA batteries for the remote control are not included. It seems quite sturdy and well built for such a small and affordable drone and it survived many rookie crashes.
Parts are easy to find at online webshops. The partnumber for the Revell spare rotor blade set is 43968, the Hubsan Q4 rotor blade set part number is "H111-05" and for the Estes Proto X the spare part number is "ESTE4615".
The rotor blades for other Nano Quadcopters like the Cheerson CX10, JXD 395 / 392, Lian Sheng LS111, JJRC JJ820, Nihui u207 should fit too.
The Revell is a bit difficult to fly but I had great fun trying and after trimming it with the buttons on the rc control, I can now fly and land it where I want.
The drone comes with one set of 4 spare rotors but they are very popular worldwide so extra spare parts are easy to find online at DX or AliExpress. They also sell "blade guards" to protect the rotor blades from being damaged, extra 100mAh LiPo (Lithium) batteries, chargers, motors, covers in different colors and other parts.
Where else do you get so many hours of fun for just 30 Dollars? :)
I ordered a JJRC and a Cheerson CX10 quadcopter at DX.com too, to compare to the Revell.
This video was shot in 4k resolution by my Panasonic LX100. Show less