To be honest, it should not cost more than €90; I say this because I bought it from abroad for €87. For €185 you can find something better. The GPS is quite accurate. It is true that when the battery reaches a dangerous level, the drone returns to the position you have set with GPS; the same happens when the controller signal is lost, after 10 seconds it returns to the position you have set, and the automatic return works very well. The video quality for €87 is very good, it just does not have stabilizers for the drone's movements for smoother video. The signal for the FPV image, when you are in a populated area, is lost at 50-60 meters, but the RC works normally and you still have control of the drone. In a place without houses, in an open area, in other words without interference and obstacles and without recording, it is about 500 +-100 meters to have image, depending on the battery percentage. The battery in the drone lasts about 15-18 minutes, depending on the weather, maybe 12 minutes. Also, it is very stable, especially when it locks onto more than 14 satellites, as if it were some expensive drone. The obstacle sensor works well, but it is good not to use it too much in the sun because it has infrared and is affected, and the drone risks falling. Lastly, the controller does not have anything special in the settings menu; the only things it has are formatting the SD card and showing the version it has, and a media player where you can view videos and photos. The controller's indicators show things that more expensive drones show, such as distance, height, the drone's battery and the controller's battery, the drone's speed, and the satellites it has locked onto. For first-time drone use, it is excellent for a beginner, but the price, as I said at the beginning, should not exceed €90. And the reason for me is that it tires you out because you cannot see the image or record at long distances, while you still have control of the drone at a long distance.
