We've searched the web for the best drone deals and put them in this handy guide, so you have all the best discounts in one place. We've made sure to include something to suit every budget and experience level, meaning there's something here for everyone.
These days, you can do more than just fly drones for fun, as many have high-quality cameras and more sophisticated controls. Whether you're looking to get some serious air time in, or just for something to entertain the kids, you'll find significant discounts on some of the best drones available.
We keep this page updated all year round and right now there are some great drone deals out there. For example, the DJI Mini 3 Pro Kit is currently $220 off (opens in new tab) at Adorama, or if you're looking for something a little more child-friendly then this Holy Stone drone for kids is now only $59.99 (opens in new tab).
We've got plenty of coverage of drones across the site, from deals and buying guides to reviews of the latest releases. Be sure to check out our guide to the best beginner drones and drones on Amazon for more great deals too.
If it's capturing images and videos that excite you when it comes to drones, then you'll want to check out the best cameras and camera deals for more hand-held action. Otherwise, for the best drone deals on the market, check out our round-up below.
- Amazon Drone deals: Save up to $70 (opens in new tab)
- See the drone deals at Walmart (opens in new tab)
- B&H Drone deals: Save on DJI FPV and Mavic bundles (opens in new tab)
- Adorama drone deals: Big savings on DJI drones and bundles (opens in new tab)
- Best Buy Drone deals: Save on Snaptain and DJI drones, accessories (opens in new tab)
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(opens in new tab)Beginner's buying advice
There's a few different types of drone on the market so when it comes to buying one, you'll need to consider which type you want: toy, FPV or photography/video models.
The toys are the simplest. Weighing under 250g, they tend to cluster together at the lower end of the price range because they feature simpler designs. They don’t usually sport any kind of camera. Instead, they give people the opportunity to try their hand at flying something simply for the fun of it, without any bells and whistles. Designs that fall into this category are still subject to drone regulations, but you don’t have to register them with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
FPV drones are designed to give you a first person view when you are flying. This is typically done through the use of goggles, which you wear when you fly. A lot of models also let you stream the drone-camera view to a smartphone. This type of drone is usually used for racing or for tackling obstacle courses. You can read a full breakdown of their design in our article: ‘What are FPV drones?’ They can feature some good cameras on their main body, but they are usually built to prioritise speed. A lot of FPV drone enthusiasts like to build their own models, too.
Finally, you have the prosumer photography/video models. There’s still massive variation within this category, as some cheaper models sport simpler camera designs and won't cost too much. But the really top-end drones in this category have huge sensors that allow experts to take wonderful panoramic shots or videos from high up in the air. These drones can cost as little as $100 but most of them sit around the $1000 mark - and the really top-end models can set you back by $8000.
The more expensive drones tend to feature sophisticated designs, with automatic-collision detection that help keep your drone safe and some cool pre-programmed flight paths that allow you to take interesting videos. Whichever one you choose, do make sure you buy insurance, too, as they can suffer if you give them an accidental knock.
