toothpick

Here is a roundup of all the 1S, 2S, 3S, and 4S LiPo batteries I tested for micro drones (toothpicks and whoops) with capacities ranging from 260mAh to 850mAh. Performance is based on voltage sag …

Here is a round-up of all the popular 25.5×25.5mm flight controllers for whoop and toothpick FPV drones. I will compare their specs and features to help you decide which AIO FC is best for your …

This is a review of the BetaFPV HX115 SE, a 3-inch Toothpick FPV drone powered by 1S LiPo battery. It’s very light weight, quiet and safe to fly in local parks, and yet it offers …

I’ve always wanted a micro park flyer that can carry the Naked GoPro, so I converted a 3″ ultralight FPV drone (toothpick). The AUW is only 135g and it hovers at 20% throttle. It’s so …

I’ve always wanted a 3″ toothpick with 1303 motors, and finally someone sells this as a BNF so I don’t have to build it myself :) Enters the NamelessRC Powerstick!

The Mamba F411AIO is a flight controller board with integrated ESC. It’s designed for whoops and toothpicks, and is used in the Diatone Tina Whoop RTF.

The 3″ Eachine Twig is basically a slightly enlarged toothpick micro quad, featuring ultra light weight, super simple setup and awesome flight performance.

This article lists the popular components and setups for 3″ toothpick micro drones, pre-built models, and tips that improve performance and experience.

The Runcam Nano 3 is by far the lightest nano FPV camera that performs decently, the performance is exceptional given its 1 gram weight! Is this the perfect FPV camera for ultralight tiny whoops and …

The Eachine Novice-II is an RTF (ready to fly) FPV drone kit. It comes with everything you need – the drone, radio controller, FPV goggles, batteries and charger. If you are new and don’t know …

The BetaFPV HX115 is a 3″ light weight ripper that can be powered by 3S and 4S batteries. The HD version is equipped with a Runcam Split Nano, capable of shooting 1080p 60FPS footage.

The HX100 is BetaFPV’s take on the “toothpick” style micro drones, capable of running either 65mm two-blade props or 48mm four-blade. This is one of the lightest 2.5″ micro quad we’ve tested so far.