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gladius Mini S Underwater Drone with a 4K+EIS Image Stabilization Camera for Real Time Viewing Depth and Temperature Data, Direct-Connect Remote Controller, Dive to 330ft Underwater, Portable ROV

★★★★3.6·14 reviews

More clearer And More Stable; GLADIUS MINI S captures epic moments with 4K HD video and 12 MP photos. It also comes with a 1/2.3 SONY CMOS, anti-video-shake feature, so you can record the beauty of the mysterious underwater world with more stable and vivid UHD video. With the combination of F1.8 lens and 2 x 1200 lumens LED lights, GLADIUS MINI S underwater drone can capture underwater details even in low light Up to 4 Hours of Flight Time; Equipped with two 4800 mAh batteries, GLADIUS MINI S underwater drone only takes 3.5H to fully charge the drone, It can reach up to 4 hours of flight time, This will also work for long hours of construction inspections and underwater exploration; In addition, the main unit is equipped with a 64GB SD card, but the GLADIUS MINIS underwater drone can support up to 512GB SD card, making it more convenient for downloading data, while also storing more photos and videos Move freely in the water; The GLADIUS MINI S underwater drone with camera is equipped with 5 thrusters, a maximum speed of 4 knots; with a maximum depth of 330 ft and a maximum horizontal shooting radius of up to 330 ft; The mini S underwater drone also adopts patented motor technology to prevent rolling in pebbles and sand; It works perfectly and reliably even in complex underwater environments with all patterns to meet your photography, Observing, and work needs at any angle you want

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