Emax Tinyhawk II Freestyle Ready-To-Fly Kit with Controller & Goggles

good for outdoor begginners
so i got this little drone a while ago i got it semi defective as the vtx on it was acting up and i could only fly close to myself (closer than the actual range) (not the seller or the manufactures falt) things happen there can be product defects, anyways i wouldnt fly it indoors expecially as a begginner as every time you hit the ceiling and hear that awful sound just to turn off the throttle to it hitting the ground and it sounding like it broke, its very tough i had one of these before and i dropped it from 50 ft in the air and it hit concrete it survived unscathed tho i did have foam padding on the bottom 4 corners i highly recommend doing that just a small piece of styrofoam or foam on the corners and its gonna take so much stress off your shulders it is carbon fiber to so that just ads to it over all its tough but its also hard to control when i flew mine i flew it in 20 mph winds or close to that and it felt it but not nearly as bad as youd expect so on a slightly windy day its not gonna know the diffrence, so i highly recommend you get this drone if you want to fly outside and explore a little bit tho i would turn up the vtx before going far or behind things and if you want to fly inside i recommend a betafpv tinywhoop kit its 160$ for the basic model it comes with a higher quality remote and googles tho i dont like the googles as you cant put a upgraded antenna on it. i hope anyone that saw this found it useful.