Drones By Speed

Looking for a drone that can go a particular speed?

Whether you want the fastest drone on the market or simply one that travels at or above a particular speed then you've come to the right place.

DroneVersus is comparing drones based on speed. This provides the ability to see any one drone in the context of a full array of drones. This unique perspective into drone speed provides one more valuable tool in researching drones.

Related: Compare drones by speed-to-cost ratio score

Balancing drone speed and drone control

Everyone would love to zip around the skies from one place to another at breathtaking speeds. Flying a speedy drone puts you in the cockpit as you soar the skies like no other. However, with great speed comes great responsibility. Speed naturally affects the balance of control and requires a more skilled pilot to handle.

Drone racers are highly skilled at maneuvering their drones at top speeds. Many drones will limit their speed to ensure they can be controlled properly through GPS.

Balancing drone speed and drone picture quality

Another factor to consider when flying at high speeds is your picture quality. If you are trying to get a view of the land at top speed, you will have to slow down a bit.

Cameras that provide a higher picture quality tend to be heavier which, in turn, will reduce the overall achievable speed by the drone.

The goal of this speed comparison is to help you find the delicate balance that solves your purposes and has the right amount of speed for you is entirely possible on DroneVersus.

As with all of the comparisons on DroneVersus - this information has been derived by analyzing technical specifications provided by the manufacturer. This information is provided "as is" and is not guaranteed to be accurate in any way.

What is m/s and how fast is that exactly?

Speed is measured in Meters per second. (m/s)

In the drones listed DroneVersus has converted the speed provided by the manufacturer to meters per second. This provide a single comparable number that is shared amongst all drones. To put it into context: 20 m/s is

• 1200 meters per minute
• 72000 meters (72 Kilometers) per hour
• 72 Km per hour is equivalent to 44.74 miles per hour.

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