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Brand matters more in this category than in most, and not for the reasons it usually does: one maker’s US supply is frozen by an FCC listing, another discontinued its entire consumer range in 2025, and a third only launched its first aircraft in December. Each hub says where its maker stands.

DJI

15 drones

~$199–~$2,499 · 8 under 250 g

Biggest sensor: DJI Mavic 3 Classic

Holy Stone

6 drones

~$170–~$400 · 3 under 250 g

Biggest sensor: Holy Stone HS900 Sirius

Autel

4 drones

~$699–~$2,099 · 1 under 250 g

Biggest sensor: Autel EVO Lite+

BetaFPV

3 drones

~$160–~$260 · 3 under 250 g

Biggest sensor: BetaFPV Cetus FPV Kit

HoverAir

3 drones

~$349–~$699 · 3 under 250 g

Biggest sensor: HoverAir X1 Pro

Potensic

3 drones

~$249–~$329 · 3 under 250 g

Biggest sensor: Potensic Atom 2

Ruko

2 drones

~$230–~$450 · 0 under 250 g

Biggest sensor: Ruko F11GIM2

One model each

A brand hub needs at least 2 aircraft to be worth a page of its own, so these link straight to the drone.

  • Antigravity A1 →
  • Emax Tinyhawk III RTF →
  • GEPRC TinyGO 4K →
  • iFlight Defender 25 4S HD RTF →
  • Snaptain SP7100 →
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41 consumer drones from 12 brands, with takeoff weight, sensor area and the maker’s own flight-time test conditions on every one. 25 of them need no FAA registration for recreational flight.

Specs come from the makers’ published documentation and from cited reviews; owner sentiment comes from people who fly these aircraft. There is no test lab here and no staff, nothing is paid placement, and no page on this site links to a retailer.

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  • DJI
  • Holy Stone
  • Autel
  • BetaFPV
  • HoverAir
  • Potensic
  • Ruko
  • Antigravity
  • Emax
  • GEPRC
  • iFlight
  • Snaptain

Prices shown are approximate, recorded at our last catalog update (2026-09-24), and will differ from what any seller is asking today. Registration and Remote ID statements are derived from published takeoff weights and the FAA rules as checked on that date; they are not legal advice.

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