Parrot Bebop

The small Parrot Bebop doesn't climb as high as competing drones, and its flight time is limited, but it's easy to fly and records stable video.

PCMag UK Jun 13, 2018

The small Parrot Bebop doesn't climb as high as competing drones, and its flight time is limited, but it's easy to fly and records stable video.

The Bebop has an integrated camera that records 1080p video and still images. Aerial footage is steady and, when flying under the sun, free of noise.

The rear houses the power button and USB port.

Four propellers lift the Bebop into the air, but only for a few minutes at a time.

Foam prop guards protect the Bebop from damage.

Parrot includes an extra set of propellers with the Bebop.

The Bebop's 14-megapixel camera uses a fisheye lens, but you'll only get fisheye images when capturing stills in Raw format.

The foam prop guards match the color of the drone, and are easily replaced.