Usmile 210mm 4mm Thickness X Style Carbon Fiber Quadcopter Frame Kit Mini Quad FPV Quad Quadcopter Like QAV-X 210 QAV-X 250 Suit for 1806 2204 brushless Motor 5" Props HS117 RunCam Swift

You will be surprized ! ( I was ! ), With how nice this quad frame really is. It uses good strong carbon material and crisp clean cutting...It flys just like a X-frame with the battery on top should, so there is no surprise in that area. It is a 210 size frame, so everything is compact (squezzed into a small space), but the assembly works out fine if you plan it out in advance. It comes with 35mm standoffs, that I replaced with 30mm standoffs (to lower the top-plate, and to strengthen the connection between the top-plate and the base-plate).Its not the best choice for your first quad, as there is no instructions included, but none are needed if you have a little experience with building quadcopters. All considered ... A Nice Surprise for $20 !

This frame is a beast, dont let the price fool you its sturdy as hell. Ive ran into a fence, and a bunch of trees full speed (like trunk, not branches) and not even a splinter. Super glue the edges and this thing will last well until you are ready to upgrade. My only complaint is that the two standoffs in the front make it hard to squeeze a camera in there and you cant control the tilt well because of it.

I have bought 3 of these so far because they are on the less expensive side of frames. They look good and everything is easy to mount, space is limited but it works. My biggest gripe is they don't get cut extremely well and at times have a jagged edge near the cut. Mine landed 3 times somewhere near a limb. And the inevitable fact is sometimes these things land hard, all three broke where the miscut happened, always near a limb/leg. And rendered the drone useless because it's a unibody. It's a true x frame at 210mm and flies super exceptionally but again very weak. Of all three breakages only one was high speed and a little high up. The last 2 I was about 6 feet off the ground over grass and maybe going about 20-25mph and either bumped my disarm or just dumped the throttle and one whole leg broke off while this recent one broke off at the motor mount. I will not be buying any more of these frames, and dont recommend if you plan on doing anything over cruising speed and are not super careful when landing

Wanted to find products to build my first quad without waiting months to ship with Banggood. Chose this frame and the only thing i regret is the lack of space to build with. There's plenty of vertical room, i have a 4 in 1/FC stack with a decent sized AKK VTX all in one place. There's still about 5mm of clearance above it. But there's hardly any room for the camera in the front, and no room for anything else afterwards.Durability wise, it's INCREDIBLE! Did lose the back end where the vtx antenna mounts in. But this was my first frame and i did crash it pretty hard. It was also the smallest part on the frame, so it's not surprising. Outside of that this frame is incredibly durable. I've slammed it full speed into a street sign with little to no damage at all! Even got it on camera!If it was just a few mm longer in the main central area, i'd say this is a 5/5 frame to start out with!

This thing is built like a tank. It shrugs off my hardest crashes with barely a scratch to show for it. The space is a little tight, but there's plenty of room for all components. I like that it's a top mounted battery. It corners great and holds a 1500mah 4s battery just fine. Bottom slung lipos tend to take more direct impact in crashes.The bottom edge of a full size camera will hit the front standoffs when tilting it up too far. It's gives a decent amount of tilt, but if you need a higher camera angle: use the mount that comes with your camera and move it back a little, or make your own mounts from old carbon fiber pieces.Overall, I think its a great frame.(Update) 7 months of frequent crashes and still going strong. I lowered the top plate with 30mm standoffs, so it's even more sturdy now.

Amazing for the money. In today's FPV hobby where everyone seems to be wanting a premium for there products it refreshing to find a very affordable and well made product. The only draw back is, is it's a bit on the heavy side probably not the best if you are a racer but if your a crash and bash buy it!

Nice frame. Easy setup. Sturdy design. Very tight fit! Now that receivers, flight boards, video transmitters and cameras are getting smaller, it is manageable, but make sure you have the smallest components you can get, because the tapered design doesn’t leave much extra room.I’ll probably stick to a 220mm or bigger frame from now on.

Strong frame. A little tight build trying to stuff everything in there but I am pleased. Hit trees and concrete so far without trouble. Bounced it hard off concrete this morning and flew away no problem. Only issue is my camera hits the front standoffs when I try to crank the angle up so it is limited. Also no a big fan of the camera mounts it comes with. I think it's a little off center. Nothing I'm not willing to fix for a $20 frame.