Pros-Stable (my son flew it easily first time w/no experience), decent flight time on a single charge (am getting about 8 minutes a flight as advertised), love the headless mode.

It was definitely fun and flyable but again just prefer the standard mode 2 (variable potentiometer gimbal) layout

Headless mode is a nice feature as well.

Here are a few of the transmitter features of the Holystone HS-170G:• Joystick input commands can be switched from “left-hand” mode (default mode) to “right-hand” mode: for those who are more comfortable with the throttle control on the right-hand stick and the drone’s direction input on the left

The headless mode allows the younger pilots to enjoy the toy in the first few minutes of flying

Make sure you have the A props on opposite corners, same for the B props, or drone will not fly correctly!I really love the ‘Headless’ mode.

I however am a bit more experienced and prefer the traditional mode 2 setup with a variable potentiometer gimbal for roll and throttle

Frankly, I would strongly recommend position 2 or 3 for any outdoor flying).• Headless mode (can be very useful once you understand how it is