Hello friends!
I am Saurabh Drone Wala. I have finally reviewed the NOT ORO 2.0 4K drone from Not Drones. Many of you were asking me about this drone, so I tested it properly and also made a full review video on my YouTube channel.
Watch My Full Review Video Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGAmfA_eOyg
Main Specifications of NOT ORO 2.0 4K
- Weight: 249 grams (Nano category – No drone license needed for normal flying)
- Camera: True 4K resolution (30fps) with 2-Axis Gimbal and 110° Field of View
- Live Video Range: Up to 1KM (best with the screen remote)
- Flight Time: Up to 60 minutes with 3 batteries (real world around 50-55 minutes)
- GPS Features: Return to Home, Follow Me, Object Tracking, Waypoints, Low Battery Return, Low Signal Return
- Remote: Normal remote or Screen Remote option
- Price: Starts from ₹27,999 (depending on battery and remote combo)
- Warranty: 1 Year
How is the Camera Quality?
In bright daylight, the 4K footage looks sharp and colorful. It is good enough for Instagram reels, YouTube shorts, and travel videos. If you export in 1080p, the quality feels even better.
But in low light or windy conditions, it struggles a bit. Since it has only a 2-axis gimbal, you may notice some jitter. It is not at the level of premium drones for professional cinematic shots.
You can watch real samples of this drone on my yt video
Flight Experience and Features
The GPS works well and Return to Home is reliable – very safe for beginners. Follow Me and tracking modes are fun but not 100% perfect every time.
The drone is lightweight and foldable, which makes it easy to carry while traveling. Overall build quality is average.
Pros and Cons (My Honest Opinion)
Pros:
- True 4K camera with gimbal at this budget price
- Long flight time with 3-battery combo
- Strong GPS safety features
- Only 249g – no license tension
- Made in India branding with 1-year warranty
- Excellent choice for beginners and hobby users
Cons:
- Only 2-axis gimbal (not 3-axis)
- Full camera technical specs not clearly mentioned
- Average performance in low light
- Build quality not as premium as big brands
- Mixed feedback about customer service
Should You Buy It or Skip?
My Final Opinion:
If you are a beginner, want a drone for hobby, travel, or casual social media content – then yes, you can go for it. The cheaper 1 or 2 battery variant is good to start learning.
But if you are a serious content creator, want to use it for professional work, or need top-class camera quality and stabilization – then increase your budget and look at better options like DJI Mini series.
This drone is a decent starting point for new users, but keep your expectations realistic.
My Buying Recommendation: The combo with Normal Remote + 2 Batteries gives the best value. For learning, start with the cheaper variant.
Buy Link: Not Drones
Friends, what do you think? Will you buy this drone? Tell me in the comments!