HUBSAN ZINO MINI SE - THE REVIEW #rchobby

(Verse of the day: Matthew 23:11)

In this video we take a look at the new 250 gram Zino Mini SE drone. It's Hubsan's low cost version of the more expensive Zino Mini Pro but without the obstacle avoidance. It also has a lesser camera and fewer options available in the X-Hubsan 2 app compared to the ZMP but enough features to put it on the spotlight as a possible competitor to DJI's MINI SE and FIMI's X8 Mini. In the video I did mentioned the new Zino Mini and since the publishing of this video, some beta units have been sent out to a selected few out there.

As for my rating, I give the Hubsan Zino Mini SE a 5/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Unboxing - 1:22
Drone Design, Weight - 2:12
Camera Specs -2:49
Mini SD Card Storage, Specs - 3:59
Live FPV Image Feed - 4:09
Motor Specs - 4:35
Heatsink, IR Sensors, Optical Flow Camera, Night Searchlight - 4:53
Battery Specs, Flight Time - 5:06
Remote Controller Specs - 5:42
Flight Setup - 6:52
Video at Night Sample - 7:55
Outro - 8:28

Music by: Danya Vodovoz
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*Always make sure you read the manual of any consumer drone that you purchase thoroughly and have the basic educational knowledge of drone flight, also make sure you know the drone rules at your location and always make sure that you pre-check your equipment so that you fly safely.

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[ChadB]

Nice detailed unboxing and review. Seems like the SE is much better than the Pro version.

[droneready]

How does yours shoot in 60fps?
That option isn't even available in the Hubsan X2 app on Android anyways...so yours shoots in 60fps?... I just checked on Android and on iOS and these options are not available...???

[astropetev]

Thanks for a tidy review. Is the Pro version camera actually that much better - although it's a larger sensor, surely the lens quality is equally important? I note in particular your mention of being able to fly the drone using the parameters on the controller screen if you lose the FPV feed. Would that also apply if the app or the phone itself failed, and for some reason, perhaps because of the local terrain (trees, buildings etc.) you needed to guide the drone home yourself rather than rely on return to home? In other words could you still fly it with the phone effectively disconnected?

[biketrippinwithbryan]

Very well done video, i hate that no fpv feed until you take off deal on the pro, my se should be here next week.