Eachine TX02 Super Mini AIO 5.8G 40CH 200mW VTX 600TVL 1/4 Cmos FPV Camera for Indoor FPV Drone Like Blade Inductrix Tiny Whoops (Free ARRIS Battery Straps)

Nicely made. Seems well put together and the antenna feels strong and is soldered well. I like that it has the LED display to tell you which channel your on but I really wish the manufacturers would stick with the dip switches and not the push button. If you are flying with anyone else you have to be very careful to make sure no one is in the air so that you do not interrupt their signal on accident. Range is pretty good. I got about a full block away before getting any interference. (I live on a quiet street)However the image quality is not great. Not that I was expecting awesome but Isaw a few reviews that made it seem awesome. I would say its useable and ok but I would rate it poor. I am going to try a few different channels but thats about all you can do with these little ones. I think possibly it wasn't focused well before they glued the lens. I can seem to refocus it as it won't budge, if that is even the problem.I will try a few more things and report back on this review after some testing.

Worked great for about 10 batteries worth of whooping. A bit fragile but with some hot glue around the antenna and clover, you wont have a problem with durability. Camera connected to the goggles very easily and I was up and flying in no time.Heres the bad part: Randomly after a couple charge cycles of batteries, I went to go fly and plugged in. I noticed I didn't have any of the LEDs lit on the camera, but my beebrain was still lit like normal. I checked my goggles and I wasn't receiving anything. Tried to change channels on the quad as well. I decided to check all of the batteries to see if it was something weird, Nope. Resoldered everything and checked all connections but I still wasn't getting anything. I don't know what happened between the time I took the goggles off and charged the batteries, but the camera no longer works.Maybe I got a lemon, who knows. But I do know that I will be checking out some other 200mw cameras.

Very impressed with this little camera. Blows away the spektrum micro cam and transmitter.This has a very clean signal, seems like a rugged antenna and the camera is very sharp.Running it on a nano qx fpv.

This thing is a tank! I have beat this little camera to death and it still keeps on going. It is a little heavier than some of the AIO cameras out there but the picture quality and range is worth the extra weight.I wish I had ordered the 25mw version because the flight times on my tiny quad took a hit and I lost about 1 minute of flight time. The range it has makes up for the shorter battery life tho. :DWell worth the money and it WILL take a beating without complaining. Like a Timex...

Decent picture and lightweight. Extra transmit power is a plus. I put it on an Eachine E010 with a dab of hot glue. Soldered the wires directly to the board on the quad and in 5 minutes had a tiny whoop. I get almost 4 minutes of flight time with everything stock.

I purchase 5 of these cameras for myself and friends. 4 of the 5 worked nicely with good range. The 5th came with the lens off of the unit when it arrived.

Mounted it to a e010 and it cooked within two batteries. Smelled like something electronic fried. Dissapointed. Will not recommend.

Awesome!! longer range micro cam solder a dipol antenna on it and put some extra glue around the lens if durability has been a problem for you I have found that's the fix but other than that small light long range 2 heavy for a tiny whoop but any other application is awesome