An easy to fly dron with 4k camera and forward collision prevention!!

     OK. I've always loved photography and film but never considered a drone. I always thought they would be to hard to fly. 
     Not any more. 
     A company called DJI had a will rated drone out that won't break the bank and had a ton of features that make this drone as easy to fly as pointing onto a phone or tablet screen. Also for those of us that are clumsy it has anti collision. It's the Phantom 4 (click here for the summer sale, save hundreds)
     When researching drones the Phantom series was always at the top of the list for reviews. PC Magazine lists the the Phantom 4 as Number 1 for 2016.  IDG Tech advisor also lists the Phantom 4 as Number 1. CNET says "this is the Drone to get"

(See below the movie for prices from DJI) 
Here is a little bit about the Phantom 4 


Phantom 4 - (Click here to Purchase)



 For the lowest cost option is the 'Phantom 3 Standard' *This summer 2016*)

 This is the 'Phantom 3 Professional' 


The Phantom 2 + H4-3D 


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