Which Parrot drone to buy? If you are looking for new Parrot drones, we present you the best drones that you will find in the market that adapt to your needs and budget.
To line up in the face of fierce and almost monopolistic competition, Parrot has released the big game with the Anafi. A foldable drone sporting a 4K HDR camera, hybrid stabilization, a battery rechargeable by USB-C and fun functions. The whole presents serious arguments, but will they be enough to convince amateurs essentially turned to DJI? Answer in our test!
Price
~699€
Although it is now also intended for professionals (Anafi Thermal and Work), the Anafi from Parrot continues to appeal to the general public by offering an FPV version, designed for immersion flight. To make the most of the landscapes and simplify your piloting.
Price
~852€
The cheapest of the range of Parrot drones is decidedly fun. The Mambo is intended for beginners who want to discover piloting with an evolving device and equipped with stabilization systems, but also have fun with its accessories.
Price
~50€
Very small, cute, the Parrot Bebop 2 is a drone intended for the widest possible audience. Here, special emphasis has been placed on stability, both in flight and that of the image. This French quadricopter equipped with an integrated fisheye lens covering 180 ° and opening at f / 2.3 imposes by its ease of handling ... at the price of a very perfectible image quality.
Price
~319€
In an attempt to resist the Chinese offensive, Parrot is offering an update to its Bebop 2 and upgrading it to Bebop 2 Power. If, as the name suggests, we gain in power, autonomy and functionality, we were curious to see what the evolution brought in photo and video. And whatever improvements, are they enough to compete with DJI?
Price
~569€
