Real 4K Camera

Being small doesn’t mean you have to compromise on image quality. Spry+’s onboard camera features a Sony 1/2.3’’ CMOS sensor the can capture any action in sharp 4K/30FPS or 2.7K/60FPS video and crisp 12MP photos. The lens is specially-made to minimize the fisheye distortion for natural-looking images.

Dome for better image quality

Spry+’s camera is enclosed in a toughened glass dome to resist water. The glass of the dome is optically engineered and coated to increase transparency and minimize distortion. A specially-made shade can filter out excessive glare often found on the water and snow. Another layer of hydrophobic coating ensures no sticky water drops on the dome right after the drone hit a wave.

Built-in color display

You don’t need to use your phone.Get real-time high-definition video feed from the Spry+’s camera together with its current flight status on a waterproof built-in LED screen.

GL1 FPV virtual 3D glasses

Put the new GL1 FPV Goggles on and feel the thrill of flying the Spry+ in a fantastic cockpit view. The detachable omnidirectional antennas ensure stable and clear image quality in all directions and at all times.

4 Flight modes for pilots of all levels

• GPS mode – Rock steady automatic hovering at fixed GPS location and altitude.
• ATTI mode – Only maintain its current altitude for more piloting freedom.
• Manual mode – Completely free-style without any position holding
• Acro mode – the next-level manual mode that unleashes the full power of Spry+ for well skilled pilots.

Mode: Come Back to me

Want to retrieve the drone on a moving boat? With built-in GPS in the remote controller, the Spry+ can automatically return to the position of the remote controller rather than its original take-off point.

Mode: Follow me

The Spry+ relentless senses the position of the remote controller and automatically follows you at a set distance and height. Always keep you in the frame – no matter where your next move is – from an angle.

Mode: Orbit around me

In circle mode, Spry+ can orbit around a central point at a set radius and keep the subject centered in the camera frame.