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I’ve never owned a drone. I’ve tested and crashed a few, but I have never found a compelling enough reason to pay $1,000 for one. I just haven’t been able to convince myself I’d use the flying camera ...

The $399 Mavic Mini lives in a sweet spot of core features and a low price. It packs everything critical to be a quality drone. It has a good camera, good range and a good controller. It holds up well ...

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The Mavic Mini's headline feature is its takeoff weight, 249 grams, which is proudly displayed on the airframe. It's just a bit less than the 250g (8.8-ounce) threshold at which you're required to ...

Small, light, pocketable drone. Solid camera specs for the price. Excellent 3-axis stabilization. Impressive, nearly 30-minute flying time. No need to register with the FAA. Just plain fun to fly. USB ...

Thanks to a few morons with nothing better to do than fly their drones around airports, the UK’s laws now state that any UAV weighing over 250g must be registered with the Civil Aviation Authority. If ...