Expensive Drones in the World

 

Do you remember those little paper planes you used to play with? It was one of the best childhood toys when it took off. You could design it yourself, there were all kinds of models available that you could try out, and everyone could have one, as long as they found some paper.

 

But right now things have become much more serious. And very expensive too. Today, nobody cares about paper planes anymore, because drones are here and they are taking over the world. Literally. Remote-controlled, and able to film or take great pictures from places or angles that no one can reach, drones are the most interesting toys today. And they are for adults too.

Now take a deep breath and hide your credit card because this is a list of the 7 most expensive drones in the world.

 

1. Lockheed Martin Indigo

Priced at $25,000, Lockheed Martin’s Indago is the cheapest drone on our list. It weighs 4.9 pounds, and it can only carry 0.44 pounds which is the average weight of a smartphone, but it has a maximum flight time of 45 minutes and can fly up to 500 feet at 45 mph with a range of 1.2. Miles It also has a decent built-in camera. It is used for civil or military applications.

 

2. Multirotor G4 Eagle V2

One of the largest multirotor drones, the G4 Eagle V2 can carry an additional payload equal to its 5.5-pound weight. Its maximum flight time is 30 minutes, maximumhorizontal speed is 37 miles and it can operate in the range of 1.2 miles. It supports the attachment of different cameras, depending on the purpose for which it was used and it comes with a price tag of $ 28,260.

 

3. Multirotor Eagle V2 + Free MoVI M5

Priced at a cool $33,940, this drone is on the heavy side, weighing in at 9.9 pounds, and capable of carrying just 4.4 pounds of payload. The maximum flight time is only 10 minutes and its maximum speed is 36 mph it does not come with a built-in camera, but one can be attached. Its operating range is 0.6 miles. You can say that the specifications match the average drone but that high price is not average.

 

4. Multirotor G4 Eagle V2 Cargo

 

The MULTIROTOR G4 Eagle V2 cargo is the same as the number 8, but its primary role is that of a sky-crane. It has a flight time of 30 minutes, weighs 5.5 pounds, has a maximum horizontal speed of 37 miles, and an operating range of 1.2 miles. It doesn’t come with a camera, but it can be attached to a cargo gimbal. It sold for 35,360.

 

5. AEE F50

Classified as an octopus, the XactSense Titan has an operating range of 9.9 miles, a flight time of 30 minutes and it can fly up to 180 feet. The payload it can lift is 50 pounds, making it suitable enough to carry large loads and even the heaviest DSLR, as it doesn’t have a camera of its own. It is controlled through a combination of a separate remote controller and a mobile app. This will leave you with an empty pocket, as it costs $120,000

 

6. XactSense Titan

Classified as an octopus, the XactSense Titan has an operating range of 9.9 miles, a flight time of 30 minutes and it can fly up to 180 feet. The payload it can lift is 50 pounds, which makes it suitable enough to carry large loads and even the heaviest DSLR, as it has no camera of its own. It is controlled through a combination of a separate remote controller and a mobile app. This will leave you in an empty pocket since it costs $ 120,000.

 

7. EHang 184

You think that glasses are crazy for a drone. Well, this one is special. The EHang 184 is a manned drone and allows you to stay inside the cockpit. Sounds terrifying, right? Fly something controlled by an app on your smartphone? The producers say they contain a lot of redundancy, so you should be safe. But it will empty your pocket because it costs $300,000.