5.Parrot Mambo FPV

With its combination of simple controls, ease of flying and tough design, the Parrot Mambo FPV is a great one for kids as well as for the parents who’ll inevitably steal it for a few turns around the living room. The camera is pretty low-res at 720p, but ultimately that’s not this drone’s real selling point. That would be a face-off between its complete lack of learning curve, which makes it immensely beginner friendly, and the fact that it plays nicely with a VR headset, and other  modular accessories, such as a cannon. Battery life is 8 minutes with control range of 100 meters.

If you want a bigger, beefier Parrot drone, check out the Parrot Anafi FPV, which puts you in the cockpit for a much more immersive flight experience, and even boasts a racing preset for high-octane video capture.
6. Potensic A30W

Meet the Potensic A30W drone, a mini-sized quadcopter designed for beginners and new drone users. This quadcopter is a ready-to-fly model which means it can be flown right away after you take it out of the box with a battery usually at 50% charged. The flying distance is 50 meters and flight time is 6 - 7 minutes for fully charged battery.

At the front of the Potensic A30W drone is a built-in 720P HD camera. You can connect the camera to your mobile device to enable FPV mode. The Potensic A30W drone is a compact and portable designed to be tough enough to withstand mistakes.

This mini-sized quadcopter only weighs around 63 grams and has a body dimension of 140 x 140 x 43.5 mm, length, width, and height, respectively. You can easily store it inside your travel case or your pants pocket. On the side note, the battery is located underneath and is modularized design. Which makes it super easy to replace the battery and improves the drone’s overall performance with better power efficiency.

Most importantly, the Potensic A30W drone is integrated with several beginner-friendly features like the headless mode and altitude hold. For some of you who are wondering what the heck is the headless mode. You fly the drone based on the direction you are pushing the movement lever at
instead of flying based on the direction the drone is facing at. That feature is very useful for beginners. As for altitude hold, it is pretty much self-explanatory.