10 Best Drone Cameras
for June 2023

The DEERC D20 is a really great drone for kids. It's simple to set up, fly, and land, and it's easy to use. The drone's altitude hold feature simplifies the process by letting you automatically set the altitude of the drone with the simple touch of a button. Its 720p camera takes good photos and video, and it's fun to fly. The D20 also has some fun features, like while its camera is recording video, it automatically switches to a selfie mode, enabling you to take self-portrait videos, and the drone also has a built-in compass, so you can fly it to a specific place. The D20 comes with two batteries, which may seem like a lot, but we found that we could easily fly the D20 for about 20 minutes per battery, so having an extra battery was a good idea. The drone is lightweight and small, so it's easy to carry, and it's small enough to fit in the palm of your hand. The drone's battery lasts about an hour, which is longer than many drones' batteries, and the drone's flight time can be extended by an additional 20 minutes by charging the second battery. The drone's remote control is also easy to use, and it's small enough to fit in the palm of an adult's hand, so it's a good drone for kids who are interested in flying, but aren't ready to fly a drone that weighs 2.2 pounds.

The Sanrock U52 is a very solid drone with good range, great video, and an intuitive control system. The video is crisp, clear, and sharp, and the drone hovers smoothly. The U52 outperforms the Parrot Bebop 2 and Q500 by a fair amount, and it's considerably less expensive than the DJI Phantom 3 Professional. The U52 has a 10-minute flight time, and you can also extend the flight time by flying faster. The controls are responsive and the altitude hold mode makes positioning the drone much easier. The Sanrock U52 is also an excellent choice for first-time drone buyers, as it's simple and fun to fly. It's one of the few drones you can buy for kids that comes with a Parental Control Mode, which limits the height at which the drone can fly. The camera is also capable of capturing 4K video, but most people probably won't need a video resolution of that high. The Sanrock U52 is a great drone for beginners, and it's a good choice even for advanced users who want a solid drone with good range, good video, and an intuitive control system.

Like other drones with camera, the ATTOP X-Pack 18 drones have a camera mounted on top of the quadcopter. This camera captures 1080p video or 120-degree photos, and photos are saved to the onboard microSD card. The drones can be controlled via the ATTOP CLUB app, which has a user-friendly interface. The drones have a range of about 150 feet and can fly for up to 20 minutes on a charge. The drones also feature several smart functions, such as a line drawing function, a voice command function, and gesture control. The drones also have an intelligent emergency stop function, which enables them to automatically stop and return home if they lose control. The ATTOP X-Pack 18 drones also have several safety features, including low battery warning and emergency stop function. The drones come in an eye-catching orange color, which make them look cool, and they have a foldable design that makes it easier to transport and store them. The drones also have a nice build quality, and the battery and camera are removable, so it's easy to replace them if they stop functioning.

The SIMREX X20 is a speedy performer that handles well in the air and on the ground. You can fly the drone in headless mode, which makes it easier to orient the quadcopter, although the drone still needs to be flown from the front. Additionally, just pressing down on the control stick will initiate the 360-degree flip and rolls, and the drone will keep flying in a continuous roll for perfect action and wonderful performance. You can also do 3D flips, with the drone flying in one direction, and then flipping back and flying in the other direction. The drone's maximum range is 45 meters, and it has a flight time of about 8 minutes. It also has a 2-megapixel camera that shoots 4K video, and it has an 8-megapixel wide-angle selfie camera, so you can take photos or shoot video while flying the drone. Additionally, the drone has built-in GPS, so it's very easy to fly, and the drone will automatically return to the takeoff point after a flight. The drone's built-in camera shoots video at 1080p, and photos at 12 megapixels. Also, it shoots video at 60 frames per second, and it records sound during recording, so you can hear the drone's engine while recording video. The drone's built-in battery can be recharged using the original charging cable, and the battery can be charged in about 60 minutes. It also has a remote controller with a screen on it, so you can view the drone's live video feed, and control the drone's functions with the remote controller. The remote controller has a joystick on the left, and a directional pad on the right, and you can also change the drone's speed using the directional pad. The remote controller has buttons on the directional pad that control the drone's camera, so you can take photos or shoot video while flying the drone. The SIMREX X20 is a sleek, attractive drone, and it's a lot of fun to fly.

The Drocon Spacekey drone is a flying camera that is designed for kids. The drone is easy to operate, with a one-key return function, and kids as young as 6 years old can get the hang of it. The Spacekey drone has a sturdy design, with rubber guards around its 4 propellers that help protect kids and bystanders. The drone's 3-speed mode is also beginner-friendly, with drone-specific controls for altitude hold and headless mode. The drone's modular design means that the battery can be charged and swapped out within a matter of minutes, so you won't have to wait long before you can start flying again. The Spacekey drone's 1080P camera takes sharp, crisp photos and videos, and with 4 LED lights around its propellers, it's easy to locate the drone in the dark. The drone's 2 modular batteries also double the drone's flight time, so every session will fly by. The Spacekey drone also has 2 flying modes--indoor and outdoor--and while indoors, the drone's speed is limited to 6 mph. The drone has a short startup time, and we found that it flew well at both low and medium altitudes.

The Ruko Drones with Camera is reasonably priced, sleekly designed, and relatively easy to fly. The 1080p camera captures detailed, vivid images and video footage, and the 3,000mAh battery lasts for 78 minutes of flight time. The drone comes with four flight modes (Auto, Point of Interest, Follow Me, and Home Return), as well as three flight speed levels (Normal, Fast, and Slow), but it's missing one key feature: altitude hold. For indoor flying, the Ruko Drones with Camera is a great choice, but for outdoor use, you'll need to use an external controller. The drone isn't ready to fly out of the box, so you'll need to attach propellers, charge the battery, and set up the propellers yourself. The instruction manual is sparse, but step-by-step video tutorials and customer support are available. Overall, the Ruko Drones with Camera is a capable, simple drone that's worth considering if you want drone photography and videography on a budget.

The Drone Bwine is one of the best drones we've tested, thanks to its powerful performance, intuitive controls, and impressive image quality and video quality. The quadcopter's 4K camera shoots impressive 4K video, and the 120-degree wide-angle lens makes it easy to capture wide-angle shots. The Drone Bwine is also surprisingly easy to fly, especially for beginners, thanks to the drone's three-axis gimbal. The drone's infrared sensors detect obstacles up to 12 feet away from the drone, so you won't have to worry about running into anything. The Drone Bwine's 5X zoom lens lets you capture close-up photos, and its 90-degree adjustable camera angle makes it easy to take selfies. The drone's GPS function lets you fly the drone in GPS mode, and its headless mode makes it easy to fly the drone without having to control its orientation. The Drone Bwine's 75-minute flight time comes from its three 2600mAh batteries. The drone's battery charge time is about 100 minutes, and the battery cover has a battery charge indicator, so you know when it's time to charge the drone's batteries. The Drone Bwine's controller supports both iOS and Android devices, which makes it easy to use the drone from your smartphone. The Drone Bwine's controller also has vibration feedback, so you'll know when the drone is flying low or high. The Drone Bwine's remote controller also has a number of battery charge indicators, so you'll know when it's time to charge the controller's batteries. The Drone Bwine has a 45-minute flight time, and the drone's remote controller has a charging time of 45 minutes. The drone's controller's cover has a battery charge indicator, so you know when it's time to charge the controller's batteries. The Drone Bwine's controller comes with a carrying case, so you can store the drone's remote controller, batteries, and charger in the carrying case. The Drone Bwine's remote controller has a volume control dial, so you can get a louder or quieter drone. The Drone Bwine's remote controller has an altitude hold function, so the drone won't fly too high or too low. The Drone Bwine's remote controller has an orientation lock function, so the drone won't fly left or right. The Drone Bwine's remote controller has a 3.7V 1200mAh battery, so the drone's remote controller has a charging time of 45 minutes.

The TizzyToy is a great drone for beginners, thanks to its easy-to-use controls, bright LED lights, and built-in obstacle avoidance. The drone's camera is decent, but it's no GoPro, and it has a 4K resolution, which most phones can't yet process. For the price, the TizzyToy doesn't have advanced features like GPS navigation or drone racing, and it's a bit sluggish in windy conditions. But for beginners interested in learning how to fly a drone, the TizzyToy is a great choice, and if you're looking for a drone with advanced features, we suggest looking at our Editors' Choice award winner, the DJI Spark.

The DJI Mini SE is the best value on our list, and it's easily the best drone we've ever tested. It's easy to use, has the longest flight time, and shoots high-quality photos and videos. It's inexpensive, too, so it's a great value for anyone who wants a drone that shoots high-quality videos and is capable of capturing aerial shots at dusk or at night. The DJI Mini SE is also one of the easiest drones to use, thanks to the DJI's Fly app, which does a great job of guiding new users through setup and flying. Because the drone is so lightweight (it's the same weight as an iPhone 6S), it's also easy to fly indoors. The Mini SE also has a few other cool tricks up its sleeve. First, it has 3-axis gimbal, which stabilizes the camera during flight, so most shots look smooth and professional. Second, the Mini SE can record 2.7K video, which at 30fps is 4 times the resolution of 1080p video. Third, the Mini SE has built-in GPS, which allows the user to fly the drone without a pilot's license, and the drone has built-in geofencing technology, which prevents it from straying outside the user's designated area. Finally, the Mini SE is lightweight enough that it can be operated with just one hand, which is great for beginners.

One of the coolest things about the Meekee drone is how completely intuitive it is to fly. Just hover the drone a few feet above the ground and with your phone and the app, you can fly the drone wherever you want to go. The drone has a range of about 100 meters, so it can reach areas not easily reachable by a drone this size. It's handy to have a video feed, so you can see what the drone sees, but the drone's camera is also remarkably good, capturing clear HD 6K footage. One key return and 3D flips are simple controls, and the drone's altitude hold function makes it easy to fly, especially for beginners. The drone also holds altitude when you let the throttle go, so it's easy to land. The drone's headless mode makes flying it easy even when you're not facing the drone. The drone's batteries last a long time, and you can control it from up to 50 meters away. The drone is small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, so it's easy to transport. The drone comes with spare propellers, a USB charging cable, and a remote controller.