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I dunno, I feel like people get way too caught up in the details. If it fits in your wallet and you’re not getting scanned, that’s pretty much the end of the story for me.
Honestly, I wouldn’t overthink the battery life on medium. It’s fine for a few hours, probably more than enough to get through an afternoon of work.
I’ve got a 20L pack too and my little drone fits in just fine, no problem at all. As long as you’re not trying to cram in a bunch of extra stuff, it’s totally doable. I just toss it on top of my other gear and it’s good to go.
Oh the battery thing in wind is just kinda how it goes with these smaller foldable drones, they don’t have the weight to hold steady against gusts so the motors work harder and drain it faster. I just try to fly on calmer days or keep it close if it’s breezy. App connection has been fine for me most of the time but I make sure my phone is on airplane mode or close all other apps before I start.
I messed with the offline mode once while waiting at the dentist and it was a little slow, but it still got the job done for asking simple stuff. I’d probably trust it for basic travel phrases, just don’t expect it to be super fast.
Honestly I think it depends on what you’re used to. I’ve got one sitting on my desk right now and it’s definitely stronger than those old bladeless ones that just kinda hummed at you. Maybe not as forceful as a big desk fan but it’s still enough to feel it on your face from a couple feet away. Works fine for me.
I think the appeal is more about the idea of being super organized than actually doing it. I tried one of those schedules once and it just made me feel guilty when I skipped a day. Honestly, I get more done when I just clean whatever looks like it needs it.
don’t really mind the messy library either. It feels more like digging through a collection rather than a polished app store. As for saves, I just pick one emulator per game and stick with it, that solved most of the issues for me.
Im not totally sure it’s worth the hype for just regular home stuff. I think you’re better off just learning to do it by hand, feels like less messing around. Maybe I’m just old school but I’d skip it.
Looks mostly like an annoyance. I had noisy rears once and drove a couple months fine, but I avoided long highway runs.
