Tiny Hawk Micro Drone Free Style 2

Advantages

• ✓Adds selectable VTX power levels up to 200 mW for stronger video signal
• ✓Slightly higher dry weight still keeps it very portable
• ✓Improved 700 TVL Nano2 camera offers clearer footage

Disadvantages

• ✗Weight increases to 31.2 g dry, reducing ultra‑light advantage
• ✗Battery life remains similar, still around 4 minutes

Advantages

• ✓Offers 25/100/200 mW VTX options for flexible range needs
• ✓Upgraded Nano4 camera provides higher resolution
• ✓Frame remains durable polypropylene with guards

Disadvantages

• ✗Weight rises to about 32 g dry, slightly less nimble
• ✗No significant increase in flight time over the original

Advantages

• ✓Higher top speed around 80 kph (50 mph) for aggressive racing
• ✓Larger 2‑cell battery configuration extends flight time
• ✓Hybrid poly‑carbon frame adds rigidity

Disadvantages

• ✗AUW jumps to 73 g, making it less ideal for very tight indoor spaces
• ✗No low‑power VTX option listed, may be overkill for small rooms

Advantages

• ✓Offers multiple VTX power settings up to 200 mW
• ✓Carbon‑fiber frame provides extra stiffness for freestyle tricks
• ✓Supports larger dual‑battery setup for longer flights

Disadvantages

• ✗Heaviest of the group at 79 g AUW, reducing maneuverability in cramped areas
• ✗Higher cost due to carbon‑fiber construction