Uploaded August 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
You can pick one up from tinydeal.com
goo.gl/nSJsyp
it uses a 7.4 volt battery
Flight times are about 6-8 minutes depending on if you use the camera or not.
charge times are about an hour for both the helicopter battery and the video monitor battery.
It's a very agile aircraft with a lot of spunk, not as smooth as other JJRC FPV quads but still a lot of fun.
You can pick one up from tinydeal.com
goo.gl/nSJsyp
it uses a 7.4 volt battery
Flight times are about 6-8 minutes depending on if you use the camera or not.
charge times are about an hour for both the helicopter battery and the video monitor battery.
It's a very agile aircraft with a lot of spunk, not as smooth as other JJRC FPV quads but still a lot of fun.
![Why you should buy the Hubsan Q4 H111 nano quad [RC101 Review]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jXAMCbt_N2E/mqdefault.jpg "Why you should buy the Hubsan Q4 H111 nano quad [RC101 Review]
You can get yourself a Hubsan Q4 H111 nano quad rotor from
https://www.gearbest.com for only $25.90
It flies for 5 minutes charges in 25
it comes in a nice protective plastic case and it out performs most nano quad rotors Ive flown. Its very nimble and extremely precise with fast yaw rates and a high speed flip.
Its only about half a centimeter large then the worlds smallest quad rotor so it is definitely a tiny aircraft that packs a lot of power.
It uses a 100 milliamp 3.7 volt removable lithium battery.
A7105-wireless 2.4 GHz transceiver
Mpu 3050 triple axis gyro from InvenSense
and something similar to a MC3210 3-axis accelerometer.
Get one today and let us know your experience in the comments.")
