Get a bird's eye view of the fall foliage with this little drone

TL;DR: As of August 26, you can get the Ninja Dragon Phantom Z 4K Dual Camera Drone for just $86.99 instead of $169.99 — that's a 48% discount.

The warm summer days may be shifting to cooler autumn ones, but that won't mean you can’t enjoy the outdoors. In fact, there may be something that could let you see the changing of the fall leaves from a new angle. The Ninja Dragon Phantom Z 4K Dual Camera Drone could be a fun, agile way to enjoy fall days outdoors. On sale for $86.99 (Reg. $169), this drone can give you a live, first-person view (FPV) streamed to your phone for a fun way to see the autumn colors from above.

An affordable drone with some fun controls

The Ninja Dragon Phantom Z is a compact, agile drone. It weighs only 390g and can fold up for easy portability, and it even has its own traveling case. Its six-axis gyro can provide advanced control in the air as well as settings for altitude hold, three-way obstacle avoidance, and one-key takeoff and landing. You could also pick up some real momentum with a low flying speed of two meters per second, a medium speed of four meters per second, and a high speed of seven meters per second.

If you’re flying within 30 meters of your phone, the drone can also send you real-time FPV footage. Get live pictures and video of the world from above using the 4K adjustable front-facing camera or the 1080p bottom camera. You could even see through them both at the same time on your phone. If you want to go even farther, the remote control functions work up to 100 meters away, which should be plenty of room to maneuver.

Take flight with a compact drone you can carry almost anywhere

Enjoy the changing of the seasons from a new angle. For a limited time, get the Ninja Dragon Phantom Z 4K Dual Camera Drone on sale for $86.99 (Reg. $169).

Prices subject to change.

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