Very stable and good picture and video. But since one motor is already slower than the others I believe I will have to replace sooner than later. Also one episode or twice I crashed the drone and it seemed to lose its way(flying into the ceiling or dropping to the floor for no apparent reason.

Many great features on this drone. It is a good unit to learn on. It's ability to hover is a real plus. Short flying time of 12 minutes can be offset by buying relatively inexpensive batteries. Unit construction is of tough plastic. It can take a pretty good hit. Best not to fly in winds over 5 mph.

I really like this device, I recommend this drone, it's a very good option for beginners, kids, learners, even for pro users, it's a fun device to get you into the drone or "flying" world :)

It's a fun little drone/quadcopter. The picture quality is great for social media, and the video quality is hit or miss depending on wifi signal strength. I would definitely recommend getting a simple $10 usb WiFi repeater dongle to help with boost signal, another accessory I would recommend is a...

Picture quality; battery life; dji and intel powered!

No remote; WiFi strength

The Ryze Tech Tello is a fun, simple drone to fly, but its programming feature is poorly executed, and its battery life is short.

Small; fast drone; Easy to control; Comfortable remote control

Scratch programming language is difficult to set up; Battery life is short

I was a little surprised at the smaller size of the drone when it arrived but not alarmingly. It arrived quickly (within a week) and in good shape. while charging the battery (two hours) I, read over the materials that came with it, downloaded the iPhone app for controlling it and prepared for my...

Good little gadget. A little hard to fly in the wind. Good value with the extra battery.

I bought this drone for my grandson cant believe it how stable is this drone,would definitely recomend it,pix & video is not bad at all!

The Ryze Tello isn't for serious video work or long-distance flight, but that's okay. There are plenty of capable, and more expensive, drones out there that scratch that itch, such as the DJI Mavic Air.

Inexpensive; Easy to fly; Programmable via Scratch; Bluetooth remote control compatibility; Automated flight modes

Pixelated, low-quality video; Limited control range; No GPS or return-to-home capability

I bought the Tello a couple of weeks ago, and my son and I have had lots of fun with it. Camera is ok for looking and getting s different perspective, but it's no comparison to what phone cameras can do these days. Camera doesn't perform very well in low light.