This is a companion topic for our recent blog post on blog.unmanned.tech
The IFlight Cine LR 7 O4 Pro is a rather splendid seven-inch long-range quadcopter, crafted for those who fancy FPV flying or film-making with a touch of finesse. Ian from MadsRC walks us through its features, demonstrating that this drone isn’t just another bit of kit gathering dust in the shed.
Inside the box, you’ll find everything you need to get started: the quad itself (charmingly cushioned in foam), a set of HQ props, a bag of accessories, user manuals, and even a sticker pack—because what’s a drone without a bit of bling? The design cleverly eliminates prop visibility from the camera feed, meaning your shots won’t be interrupted by wayward rotors.
On the performance front, expect flight times over 15 minutes with sensible flying, and up to 25 minutes with larger batteries—though it’s worth noting it does have quite the appetite when pushed to its limits. And if you’re into tinkering, there are various receiver options, including ExpressLRS and Crossfire, to keep things interesting.
For anyone eyeing a capable FPV quad, the Cine LR 7 O4 Pro seems a decent investment at around £735.99, marrying innovation and a robust build. For those wanting to see it in action, check out Ian’s full review here:
More details can be found at Unmanned Tech UK.
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