Foldable GPS Drone with 6K Dual Camera and Auto Return

Two cameras, one steady flight

Steady hover with optical flow

The 120° downward optical-flow camera holds the R20 in place over sand, grass or a rocky ledge. You stop wrestling the sticks, and the frame stays where you put it. The lens does the holding, so you get to watch the shot.

Frame it on 6K dual cameras

The front camera records 6K UHD and tilts 90° from the remote. Aim at the horizon, or drop the lens down to the surf line without moving the drone. Watch the framing on your phone before you hit record.

Get home with GPS return

GPS positioning logs the launch point, and the multi-function return flies the R20 back to it. Wait for GPS lock in the app before you take off. That one check is the difference between a clean trip home and a long walk along the trail.

Four numbers that matter in the air

• 6KUHD front camera
• 1000 mremote control flight range
• 120°bottom wide-angle camera
• 90°remote camera tilt

Out of the bag and in the air

1. 1
   Unfold the arms

   Swing each arm out until it clicks into place. Check that every arm is firm before you move on, since loose arms wobble in flight.

2. 2
   Attach the propellers

   Snap a propeller onto each motor. The motor LEDs light up when that motor is ready to spin.

3. 3
   Set up the remote

   Clip your phone into the holder on the controller and connect over 5G WiFi for a live HD view.

4. 4
   Lock GPS, then launch

   Wait for GPS lock in the app, pick open ground with little wind, and take off.

Everything to launch from the beach

• R20 drone×1

  Foldable quadcopter with 6K front camera and 120° bottom camera

• Remote controller×1

  Includes a phone holder for the live HD view

• Propellers×4

  One for each motor

The view you keep missing

The view you keep missing

You reach the overlook, the water is doing something beautiful, and the drone is sitting at home because it does not fit in the bag. Or you bring it, fly nervously, and come back with shaky footage that looks nothing like the scene. Both outcomes are common with bulky or toy-grade drones, and both leave the best shot on the rock where you stood.

Fold it, fly it, film it

The R20 folds down to a size that slides into a daypack. Unfold the arms, clip your phone into the remote, and the coastline appears on your screen over a 5G WiFi link. The 6K front camera does the heavy lifting on detail, so the footage holds up when you cut it together at home.

Home by itself

GPS positioning remembers where you launched, and the multi-function return brings the drone back to that point. That safety net is why you can fly over a new coastline without babysitting every metre of range. Pack your next trip with a proper uav drone and the view is already planned.

From first hover to first great shot

1. First use
   Learn the controls

   Fly short hops in an open area to learn the remote, the camera tilt and how the drone answers small stick inputs.

2. 3 uses
   Hover and frame shots

   Hold steady positions and use the live phone view to frame coastline and landscape before you press record.

3. 30 days
   Build a travel routine

   Pack, unfold and launch quickly on trips, and check battery and GPS lock before every flight.