DJI Tello vs Skydio 2+

Same rules apply to Mini/2 and Tello as the larger Air 2 and Mavic 2s, don't fly over people or cars, don't fly over 400 ft, you must maintain line of sight and that means you or a spotter can see your drone without a telescope or binoculars, no flying into no fly zones or some other controller air spaces, FAA has B4UFly app so you can check the air spaces around you and see where you can and can't fly, night flight requires lights show you position and the orientation of drone for you and anitcollision lights visible for 3 miles for manned aircraft. and you can't make money off your drone directly or indirectly without getting a part 107 licence and registering your drone.

Now, I mean, no disrespect to Parrot, but the controller feels weak. it's toy like and the plastic feels kind of cheap. It would be nice to see Skydio...

Not only did the price suite my budget, I know that if there was any problem with my purchase. I could either get a refund or an exchange just by visiting my local Walmart!!! How much better can that be!!! I will be keeping what was sold to me because there are no problem with my orders. Too many times did I purchase from other sites that a return had to be made. Here, I can trust the seller

On the plus side, Skydio has cut the cost of entry for the 2+. The Skydio 2 went on pre-sale for $999, but a price increase made it a $1,349 drone after it entered the market. The 2+ drops the cost of entry down to $1,099 for a Starter Kit, much closer to the drone's original asking price. The Starter kit is pretty basic—you get the drone, one battery, charging cables, and a slim zippered case

I am returning this drone due to the defective camera. Hopefully the next one will work. After printing the return label I realized it was not prepaid. I emailed DJI about this and they sent a pre-paid Fedex label for return

The camera isn't as good as I would like for photography purposes - but it still seems like an upgrade to the mini 2. Also has very good object tracking and following features.