S156 Brushless FPV Drone with Screen Controller

Guards and hover that protect every first flight

Enclosed 360° guards

The guards wrap every propeller, so a wall or a table leg hits plastic first. The ring pattern keeps the drone light and the frame tight, and the orange lens ring stands out in a room full of furniture. Bumps that would bend open blades become a quick check and a spare prop from the case.

Optical flow hover

Without GPS, most cheap drones drift the moment you lift off indoors. The optical flow sensor reads the floor and holds the S156 in place, so you can practice hovering at chest height while you learn the sticks. Brushless motors keep the response smooth from takeoff to landing.

12.5cm screen controller

The 12.5cm touchscreen on the handheld controller shows the HD camera feed directly. Your phone stays in your pocket, your battery stays charged and the view never slips out of a mount. The joysticks and quick-access buttons sit where your thumbs expect them.

A 12.5cm screen, four axes and two spares

• 12.5cmController touchscreen size
• 4-AxisFlight control design
• 2Spare propellers included

Charge, pair and hover in four steps

1. 1
   Charge the drone

   Connect the drone to the USB charging cable and let it charge fully before the first flight.

2. 2
   Power on and pair the controller

   Switch on the 12.5cm controller, then pair it with the drone and follow the on-screen prompts before takeoff.

3. 3
   Check the propellers

   Look over each blade and the guards. Swap in one of the two spares if a blade looks cracked or loose.

4. 4
   Hover at chest height

   Take off in an open room, let the optical flow hold the drone steady, then practice small left and right moves.

Everything you need, packed in one case

• S156 drone×1

  Enclosed 360° prop guards and orange-ringed HD camera

• Remote controller with screen×1

  12.5cm touchscreen, joysticks and quick-access buttons

• Spare propellers×2

  Swap in after a hard bump

• USB charging cable×1

  For charging the drone

• Micro SD card×1

  Storage for recorded footage

• USB card reader×1

  Move footage to a computer

• Hard carrying case×1

  Keeps guards and props protected in transit

From the first wall bump to the next takeoff

The crash that starts it

A bare drone hits the doorframe on the first indoor flight and drops to the carpet. Every knock now means checking blades, wiping a scuffed lens and wondering whether the next flight will even happen. Open props leave no margin for a first-timer who is still learning the joysticks.

Flying with the guards on

The same room becomes a practice space once the ringed guards are doing the work. Walls and furniture meet plastic before they reach the blades, and the optical flow sensor holds the drone steady when you let go of the sticks. You spend the session learning hover and small left-right moves instead of picking up pieces.

Ready for the next flight

The drone folds back into its hard case with the controller, two spare propellers, a USB cable, a micro SD card and a card reader. Everything has a slot, so the kit travels in one piece and is ready to fly the moment you unpack it.

From first hover to confident flying

1. First use
   Charge and bind the controller

   Charge the drone with the USB cable, power on the controller and pair them before your first takeoff.

2. 3 uses
   Hover indoors with confidence

   Practice holding position in one room with the optical flow sensor. Expect a learning curve as your hands get used to the joysticks.

3. 30 days
   Fly the room and outdoors

   With regular practice you can handle tighter indoor spaces and open-air recreational flights. Your practice time sets the pace.

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