The AP10 Pro Quadcopter from AEE features an HD camera that enables you to capture 1080p video of all your aerial adventures from up to 1640' away. The camera is also capable of shooting up to 16MP still photos in JPEG format and storing them on a microSD card (sold separately). In addition to its shoot and capture capabilities, the AP10 Pro comes with several pilot-friendly features, such as a GPS-mode autopilot, flight failsafes, and included prop guards that will protect your drone during accidental crashes and collisions. The AP10's 5300mAh battery yields a flight time of up to 25 minutes, depending on weather conditions. Additionally, the pre-bound flight transmitter (radio controller) comes with a Wi-Fi range extender for reliable long-distance flight control and a mobile device holder for securing your smartphone while you pilot the drone. The AP10 Pro is a "ready-to-fly" aircraft, which means that the basics to get you in the air are included: a flight battery, charger, and transmitter among them. Depending on your application, you may require additional components, such as additional flight batteries and a mobile device to access the app. Also, note that a number of important compass and GPS calibration steps might be required before flying to ensure the flight control computer operates correctly. GPS Autopilot The AP10 Pro's integrated GPS flight control assists you by establishing a flight location, so the quadcopter can return safely back to you when you request it or when it's low on battery. 25 Minutes of Flight Enjoy up to 25 minutes of flight time thanks to the AP10 Pro's 5300mAh LiPo battery. Long Distance Transmission You can control the AP10 Pro up to 1500' from your location and receive video transmission feed of your flight. Record and Shoot With the AP10 Pro you take a bird's eye view of the world and record 1080p video at 60 fps. You can also take still shots with up to 16MP resolution. Smartphone Interface Attach your smartphone to the transmitter and use the free AEE App to view the live feed as you're flying.