Drone Rush 2017 Holiday Buying Guide

Vacation is just around the corner. Maybe you are considering purchasing a drone. Regardless of your price range or pilot, you can buy it for a family member or even buy it for yourself. We help you choose the right flying machine.

Today we have some simple recommendations for you. We’d like to invite you to Drone Rush to see a full list and full video of the best drone options.

Before spending any money, it’s important to consider the shape, size, and features of the drone in addition to the price. After all, first-time pilots will be overwhelmed by large camera drones, racing drone enthusiasts will get bored with cheap nano drones, and anyone looking to take pictures from the sky won’t use toy machines in the sub-$100 range. .

Above all, the most important criterion when choosing a drone is safety.

The FAA covers all airspace in the United States and has several rules to follow when using drones. We’ve covered the rules in depth, but to summarize, safety is key. They cannot be flown in places or in ways that endanger humans. That means stay away from the airport, don’t fly over people, and make sure the drone has clear line of sight at all times.

Please also note that your city, state, and federal government may also make rules. For example, you cannot fly near the White House or national parks. I can’t fly in city parks here in Portland. Check the rules before you fly. Fines can be high.

There are many ways to classify drones. We want to make it simple for toy-grade drones, racing drones, hobby drones, camera drones, professional/commercial drones, etc.

Visit Drone Rush to see all types of drones and the best drones you can buy in their category. We are passionate about flying. We hope you enjoy your time with us.