Drones

This package — which gives you a drone, a controller, a camera and FPV goggles for less than $180 — is a near-steal.

While pricey, the DJI Spark is the company’s smallest and least expensive drone, and can be controlled using nothing but your hand.

This fairly inexpensive drone will help you get the hang of drone racing.

Egomaniacs and selfie addicts might get a kick out of the Rova Selfie Drone, but it's too expensive for everyone else.

The inexpensive Black Talon is great for those who want to learn how to race drones.

The GDU Byrd lets you attach a variety of cameras to its frame, but it doesn’t offer as much control or as many features as the DJI Mavic Pro.

A compact design, great video quality and easy-to-use controls make the Hover Camera Passport a very good drone for beginners.

While expensive, the 3DR Solo offers a lot of features in an easy-to-fly package that pushes drone smarts to the limit.

The Aerix Vidius HD is a cheap, cheerful FPV video drone, but it doesn’t fly that well.