The drones category covers camera drones for photos and video, small FPV drones flown with goggles, and drone accessories. DJI makes up most of the range, alongside FREEWELL, HOVERAir, BETAFPV and AUTEL. Our range has over 200 products, from inexpensive models for beginners to professional filming equipment.
How to choose a drone
Purpose. For photography and video, choose a foldable drone with a stabilised camera. FPV drones are flown through goggles, built for fast flying and take more practice, while toy models suit casual fun in the garden.
Weight and rules. Drones under 250 g usually face lighter requirements, but registration and flight-zone restrictions can still apply. Check the current rules in Lithuania before you buy.
Camera and stabilisation. Sensor size, video resolution (4K, for example) and a three-axis gimbal that smooths the footage matter more than megapixels. A larger sensor gives cleaner images in poor light.
Battery and flight time. Camera drones typically fly for anything from a few minutes to a few dozen minutes on one battery, so real filming needs spare batteries. Kits that include several batteries and a charger make longer outings easier.
Accessories. ND filters let you film in sunny weather with a suitable shutter speed, a case protects the drone in transit, and spare propellers help after a rough landing.
Drone brands in our range
- DJI: one of the best-known camera drone makers, and many of its models have a stabilised camera and flight assistance features such as obstacle detection.
- HOVERAir: small self-flying drones that follow the person being filmed and are designed for filming yourself without a traditional controller.
- BETAFPV: known for small FPV drones that suit learning to fly, and for related equipment.
- AUTEL: Autel Robotics makes the EVO series of camera drones, which compete with DJI models.
- FREEWELL, SUNNYLIFE, B&W: accessory makers: Freewell is known for ND and other filters for drone cameras, Sunnylife for drone accessories, and B&W for hard transport cases.
Also in our range: MACLEAN, REVELL, AMEWI, EXTRALINK and REELY. The Dronų priedai subcategory is meant for additional equipment.
Frequently asked questions about drones
Which drone is best for a beginner?
A light, foldable drone with a camera, satellite positioning and an automatic return-to-home function suits a beginner best. It is easy to fly, and mistakes rarely have serious consequences. FPV drones are better left until later, when you want faster flying.
Do I need to register a drone in Lithuania?
Often yes, especially if the drone has a camera or weighs more than 250 g. Operator registration is handled by the Lithuanian Transport Safety Administration, which can also clarify flight-zone questions. Toy drones usually face lighter requirements.
What is the difference between an FPV drone and a camera drone?
An FPV drone is flown by watching a live video feed through goggles, which makes control fast and close to piloting, but it takes a lot of practice. A camera drone is built for steady filming and has assistance systems that help it hold its position in the air.
How long does a drone fly on one battery?
Most camera drones fly for somewhere between about a dozen and roughly thirty minutes on one battery, while small FPV drones are often shorter. The real figure depends on wind, flying style and temperature. That is why spare batteries are worth having for filming.
