I have been flying this drone around for a few weeks. It's a perfectly good drone, it is pretty responsive to your flight controls, though it needs a little extra room to brake than you would expect. The camera is pretty good for both photo and video. However, the cheap controller and the range it has is really what marks this drone down for me. Flying the drone even only about 150 yards away (albeit in my urban/suburban environment) and my signal starts to break up. While the controller is operating the device just fine at this range, the video feed starts to stick and go fucsia on me, which is incredibly frustrating. I also have trouble with some severe lagging when using the controller to take multiple photos at close range or start video at a mediocre distance, which is annoying when you have to get a time-sensitive shot and you have no idea whether the thing started rolling or not.

Ultimately, this Blackhawk 3 Pro is a decent enough drone for some casual flying, but its unreliability just doesn't do the job when I am trying to do some professional photos or videography.