In order to take on the consumer drone giant DJI, a company needs to design and build a drone that's as good, if not better; a drone equipped with an excellent camera, a rock-solid flight controller and transmitter, an exceptional app and decent autonomous flight modes. Enter the Autel Evo Nano.
The Evo Nano weighs just 249g and that means it can be flown in more places than drones above the 250g weight limit. This is key because most casual users only fly occasionally and the last thing you want to have to do is jump through legal hoops.
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