WeFone WF40 GPS Lightweight Brushless Camera Drone Flight Test Review

This very light FPV GPS brushless camera drone includes a two-axis stabilized gimbal, and records video and photos directly to an onboard memory card. Find it here and use the $60 off coupon box if available. https://amzn.to/4fILK9Y

Pros
Folding drone with very nice carrying case for excellent portability.
Very light, weighing only 212 grams with battery. Does not require registration or remote ID (RID) in most countries.
Brushless motors.
Optical flow system for indoor stable flying.
GPS/GLONASS system enables rapid lockon for pre-flight preparation. GPS also provides automatic return to home and landing capability on command, and on lost signal.
7.4V 1500mah battery provides up to 22 minutes of flight time per battery.
Camera records video at 2560 x 1440 pixel resolution at 30 frames per second (fps). Photos resolution is true 4K at 3840 x 2160 pixel. Video and photos are recorded to an onboard microSD (TIF) memory card.
Camera includes a two axis stabilized gimbal for stable video.
Real time FPV in-flight video and advanced flight control features are available through the "VS GPS Pro" app available on Google Play here https://bit.ly/VSGPSPro and the Apple App Store here https://apple.co/3LumWoi . The app provides advanced flight control features of follow me, orbit, and waypoints.

Cons
Follow me has a hard time centering the subject in the camera's view. This can manually be corrected by adjusting the camera's view using the yaw stick.
The area where the drone can fly a waypoint mission is very small, within a 50 meter circle around the drone's takeoff point.

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