Aug 16, 2026
BetaFPV’s Meteor75 Pro HD FPV Kit takes the Meteor75 Pro, drops the ArtLynk P1 Air Unit on it and bundles it with the LiteRadio 4 SE radio and the VR04 HD goggles. Where the Aquila20 kit is a cruiser aimed at absolute beginners, this one is a proper 1S whoop, which is the format I actually enjoy flying a lot. Does the HD system hold up on a copter you want to throw around?
This one seems to me like the perfect kit to recommend to someone who wants to try out FPV the “right” way: Betaflight, HD and full acro mode. But let’s have a look if it holds up.
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Jun 18, 2026
The BetaFPV VR04 HD FPV Goggles are a budget, box-style goggle built around BetaFPV’s ArtLynk HD system. They are best known as the goggle that ships in BetaFPV’s HD kits - the Aquila20 HD FPV Kit and the Meteor75 Pro HD FPV Kit - but they are also sold separately. For now they are not really an optional purchase if you want to go down the ArtLynk route - at the time of writing they are the only goggle that supports BetaFPV’s HD system, so if you want to use it, you will need them.
The pair I am reviewing came as part of the Aquila20 HD kit, which was sent to me by BetaFPV for review.
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May 28, 2026
BetaFPV’s Aquila20 HD FPV Kit is an all-in-one bundle that pairs the Aquila20 HD whoop with the LiteRadio 4 SE and the rest of what you need to start flying digital FPV out of the box. The kit is aimed at people who don’t want to source drone, radio, goggles and batteries separately and would rather pay one price and start flying. Is the convenience worth it?
The kit was sent to me by BetaFPV for review. They had no input on this article, they however did answer a lot of questions that I had and tried to help out with some of the issues I was having.
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May 18, 2026
BetaFPV has released the next iteration of their game-pad styled radio - the LiteRadio 4. It is the successor to the LiteRadio 3 and comes in at a price point of $44.99 - making it once again one of the cheapest integrated ExpressLRS radios on the market. But is it worth the price tag? Let’s have a look.
The LiteRadio 4 was sent to me by BetaFPV as part of the Aquila20 HD kit, but I was so excited about the radio that I thought I’d write a separate article for it.
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Apr 17, 2024
BetaFPV has released a new line of LiPos with BT2.0 connectors - the Lava line up. The name is hilarious and my first thought was: Holy shit, those being BetaFPV batteries, I hope the name does no say it all. Don’t get me wrong: I am a big fanboy of everything BetaFPV, really like their RTFs - generally most of their products have been decent. If not, they usually try to do the right thing. But their batteries have always been atrocious.
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Apr 12, 2024
The ISDT K2 AIR is a two channel (LiPo) battery charger with a lot of very useful (and not so useful) features, let’s have a look, why you might want to consider it as your next battery charger. The pros, the cons and everything else you might want to know.
If you are looking for a 1S charger, have a look at WhoopStor 3 - IMHO this is the best charger for 1S batteries that you can get right now.
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Sep 1, 2023
MEPS, a relatively new player in the FPV market (although, according to themselves they have been in the business for a couple of years), and it already started out with quite a bit of drama - I will get into it a little bit later.
MEPS were nice enough to send me a set of their 0802 and 1103 motors to have a look at, so a big shout out to them.
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Jan 5, 2022
It has only been 3 months and BetaFPV has a new radio in the pipelines - the Lite Radio 3. It comes in two options: Integrated ELRS or integrated FrSky D8/D16 RF module. One thing is for sure, with a price point of $59.99 it is one of the cheapest, if not the cheapest option for an integrated ExpressLRS radio, but did they fix any issues that were raised with the BetaFPV Lite Radio 2 SE? Lets have a look.
This radio is available with internal ExpressLRS or FrskyD8/16 module. I got the ExpressLRS version which will be subject of this review.
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Dec 5, 2021
The TuneRC EZ 1-2S AIO board is the first - and hopefully not last - flight-controller manufactured by TuneRC. This one does some things different from all the other ones. From what I understand it was manufactured to the specifications of Bob Roogi (KababFPV) - he is even selling it in his own store.
This usually is a good indicator that the product is of good quality, otherwise Bob would not vouch for it with his name.
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Nov 6, 2021
This is the second part of BetaFPVs ELRS lineup. As mentioned in my previous post, BetaFPV released two additional AIO flight controllers with ELRS receivers on board. Those boards are obviously a great fit for the BetaFPV ELRS Lite Radio. But can be used with any 2.4GHz ELRS transmitter.
The two flight controllers have a very similar feature set, but slightly different implementation and form factor. I will first look at the differences and why you might chose one over the other and then look into similarities of those flight controllers.
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