Drone enthusiasts just got their next obsession: Hubsan has unveiled the Hubsan MINI GPS, a foldable quadcopter that shatters expectations with a jaw-dropping 10-mile (16km) control range and professional-grade 4K video capabilities. Designed for adventurers and content creators alike, this drone promises to redefine aerial photography.
Flight Performance Meets Intelligence
The Hubsan MINI GPS isn’t just about distance—it’s built for endurance. With 35 minutes of flight time per charge, pilots can capture extended footage without frequent landings. Advanced GPS stabilization ensures smooth navigation, while tri-directional obstacle sensing (front, rear, and downward) adds critical safety for complex environments like forests or urban landscapes.
Camera: A Filmmaker’s Dream
At its core lies a 1-inch CMOS sensor capable of 20MP photos and 4K/60fps video—rare in consumer drones. The 3-axis mechanical gimbal eliminates shakes, and a proprietary Super Night Video Mode brightens low-light scenes without grainy distortion. Whether filming mountain sunrises or cityscapes at dusk, the quality rivals professional setups.
Pilot Experience Upgraded
The included controller features an integrated screen for real-time FPV (First-Person View) feeds, and Hubsan’s app supports waypoint planning and follow-me modes. Foldable arms and a compact frame make it backpack-ready for hikes, while modular batteries simplify travel.
For those eager to explore every spec—or secure an early order—the official product page details pricing, color options, and bundle deals:
👉 Hubsan MINI GPS 16KM FPV Drone with 4K Camera – Full Tech Specs 👈
Industry Impact
Analysts note this release pressures rivals like DJI’s Mavic series, especially with Hubsan’s aggressive sub-$1,000 positioning. "The 10-mile range democratizes professional aerial work," says drone expert Lena Torres. "Vloggers, surveyors, or rescue teams—this is a game-changer."
The Hubsan MINI GPS ships globally in August, with pre-orders live now. As drone regulations evolve, Hubsan confirms built-in geofencing and compliance with FAA/CE flight protocols.
Ready to see the sky differently? This might be your wings.
Disclaimer: Always check local drone laws before flying. Range may vary by environment.
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