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By Laura Tucker
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If you’re looking for a new hobby for the summer, this could be it. The Potensic Dreamer Pro Quadcopter Drone checks off all the boxes. It has a 4K camera, GPS, is auto-return and operates as a three-axis gimbal. You are probably already imagining all the different ways you could use this drone.

The three-axis mechanical gimbal and 1/3-inch SONY CMOS sensor records 16MP photos and 4K/30fbs video. The gimbal ensures your aerial photos will be steady. Videos can but recorded up to a distance of 2 km and can also be livestreamed straight from the camera with 5.8GHz. It also allows you to see the same view of the drone’s camera in real time.

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Qualcomm technology is available when you pair your phone with the Potensic Dreamer Pro Quadcopter Drone. It will provide endless photo and video possibilities. Triple power within 0.1 seconds allows a speed of 10m/s.

The quadcopter has several functions, including follow me, DIY circle flight, waypoint flight, precise altitude flight, and auto return. Never worry about losing it, as the GPS enables you to follow the map and bring it back to you safely and easily.

It can withstand various weather conditions and only takes 10 seconds to install the propellers and connect to your phone. A custom carry case is included, and a 32G SD card comes installed in the camera.

Clip the $50 Amazon coupon and pay just $379.99 for this drone.

Potensic Dreamer Pro Quadcopter Drone

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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