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Extralink Smart Life F10 Drone – Includes 3 Batteries
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79,98 EUR
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Denver DCW-3520 Drone – WiFi, Dual Camera, 4 Channels, 15 Minutes Flight Time
79,98 EUR
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HOVERAir X1 PROMAX Drone (Includes Extra Battery & Charging Hub) - 48MP, 4K - Black
1.106,39 EUR
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Revell Pocket Drone with Camera (2.4GHz) – Remote Control Quadcopter, Ages 14+
52,39 EUR
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DJI Neo Drone with AI Subject Tracking - Lightweight, Compact, 4K Video
230,59 EUR
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Rollei Fly 60 Fly More Combo Drone - HD (40m)
80,59 EUR
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Denver DCH-350 Drone with HD Camera – 22 Minutes Flight Time, 4 Channels
63,19 EUR
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Amewi DRE Battery-Powered Drone (Ages 8+) Blue
38,39 EUR
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HOVERAir X1 Pro Drone – 12MP, 4 Propellers, USB-C – Black
553,79 EUR
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Amewi Trix 3-in-1 Hovercraft Drone – Orange (Ages 8+)
41,19 EUR
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DJI Flip Fly More Combo Drone (DJI RC 2) - 48MP, 4K UHD
1.132,69 EUR
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REVOLT HeliFury360 Drone - Ages 8+
57,69 EUR
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Sunnylife Filter Set for DJI Neo Drone – MCUV, CPL, ND8, ND16, ND32, ND64
27,59 EUR
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Revolt X26PRO Drone with Obstacle Avoidance & Remote Control - Ages 8+
62,59 EUR
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Sky Viper Dash Nano Drone - Ages 6+
43,75 EUR
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Revell Go Video Drone – 4 Rotor, 380 mAh – Red/White
36,99 EUR
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Amewi Air Genius Mini Drone - 2.4GHz Remote Control, Red
45,19 EUR
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Revell GO Stunt Drone Quadcopter (80g) – White/Blue
42,39 EUR
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Carrera RC X2 Quadcopter Drone - 2.4GHz - Age 12+
49,69 EUR
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DJI Air 3S Combo Drone with Camera (RC 2) - 50MP Camera, USB-C
1.874,19 EUR
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Geneinno T1-Pro Underwater Drone – 175m Depth, 4K UHD, 12MP, Dual 1500lm LEDs
2.797,19 EUR
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Geneinno T1-Pro Underwater Drone – 150m Range, 4K UHD, 30fps, 12MP, Dual 1500lm LEDs
2.757,39 EUR
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DJI Avata 2 Fly Smart Combo FPV Drone – Includes 3 Batteries
1.002,89 EUR
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Antigravity A1 Explorer Drone Bundle - 8K, 30fps, 7km Range, 249g - White
1.531,99 EUR
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Geneinno T1 Underwater Drone – 4K UHD, 30fps, 200m Range, Dual 1500lm LEDs
1.888,29 EUR
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Capture stunning landscape photos with the drone

In this category, you will find our selection of drones with cameras that can be used to take amazing and immersive pictures and videos.

If you want to try something different in photography, drone photos are the latest trend that many have become enthusiastic about creating and viewing.

At avXperten, you can also find a wide range of other exciting gadgets, such as electric scooters, segboards, segkarts, and digital photo frames.

5 good reasons to buy a drone

If you are unsure if it is worth buying a drone, the points below will hopefully help you make a decision.

For some, it can be overwhelming to learn to control a drone, while there are many legal aspects to consider during and before the flight, but it is all worth it.

Below are a few good reasons why you should invest in a drone.

#1 Capture immersive photos and videos

One of the biggest reasons people buy drones today is because of the drone's ability to take beautiful and immersive pictures when flying.

Drone photography is relatively new in photography and is still captivating to watch. It gives many photographers access to take pictures in a completely different way and angle.

If you love taking pictures, whether it's with a digital camera or smartphone, you will definitely fall in love with drone photography as well.

For example, take the drone to the beach and capture amazing pictures and videos of the waves and the water moving towards the shore, as shown in the picture above.

#2 Good entertainment

Whether you are taking pictures with the drone or not, the drone can still provide you with a good amount of entertainment for your money.

You can easily fly the drone just for fun without having to think about taking pictures and videos.

Take it out to a deserted field and fly around where you have plenty of space to make sharp turns, flips, and other extreme maneuvers with the drone.

You can also take it with you into a forest and fly slalom around the trees; it will likely give you the adrenaline rush you are looking for.

#3 Easy to control

A drone is relatively easy to control once you have learned how. It just takes a little time with it so you can get a feel for how it moves with the remote control.

If you want to become an expert in drone flying, there are various certificates you can take online to learn everything about drone flying.

With drone certificates, you open up many more possibilities with drones. For example, you are allowed to fly larger and heavier drones, fly in places that are not allowed with a regular certificate, etc.

Controlling the drone itself is not the hard part, as it can be easily learned by anyone. However, the legal regulations are the harder part to remember, as there are many things you need to consider.

#4 Make money with the drone

Once you have become skilled at controlling the drone and can take fantastic pictures and videos, there is an opportunity to make some money from them.

You can actually turn this hobby into a small side job if you are interested in earning some money from your pictures and are willing to invest time in it.

You can be hired by businesses and individuals to take pictures for them. This could be pictures of a product or a location.

It might also be that there are agencies and the like that want to buy your pictures and videos that you have taken at a popular tourist spot, where the agency might use the picture on their own website.

So if you really want to do something with your drone pictures, you can quickly earn back the money you spent on the drone.

#5 Compact and easy to carry around

Most beginner drones are smaller and therefore more practical to take with you on vacations and trips.

This makes it incredibly easy for you to pack in your bag or suitcase when you go traveling, allowing you to create good memories from the trip with pictures and videos.

In addition to being compact, they also don't weigh much, making them easy to carry in a backpack.

Today, micro-drones are so compact that they can weigh under 250g. Therefore, their weight and size make them the perfect travel companion when you want to create memories.

Image: Important rules for drone flying in Denmark. Image created by avXperten staffImage: Important rules for drone flying in Denmark. Image created by avXperten staff

Rules for flying drones

As described earlier in the text, it is not the actual control of the drone that is difficult, but more the legal aspects behind it.

Therefore, you can get an overview of the rules you need to consider when flying a drone from the graphic above.

Frequently asked questions about drones

Who invented drones?

It was the Americans who in 1992 took the first patents for drones. Here, the drones were called UAV and were specifically used by the American military to spy on enemies.

What must be on a drone?

The drone must be marked with your name and phone number, as well as the registration number assigned to it by the Danish Transport, Construction and Housing Authority.

Where is it prohibited to fly drones?

You may not fly the drone in a place where you cannot see it. In addition, there are places where you cannot fly, such as other people's private property, railways, and airports.

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