Quite expensive and still in development, may or may not ever come to market.

I'd wanna see the real world reviews about how it handles real wind ... wearing floaties is going to increase the wind interference..?

According to indiegogo.com, the drone has achieved production status and is expected to be delivered by December.

But honestly, why would you invest in a product that lacks reviews and firsthand experiences, especially when it has numerous flaws from the start?

- It doesn't have obstacle avoidance sensors, which means it could crash into anything nearby.
- There's no return to home (RTH) feature, making it difficult to safely land the drone on land , if you launched it from the water and are constantly on the move.
- The maximum flight time is 23 minutes under ideal conditions, which translates to about 15 minutes in real-world scenarios.
- What happens if the battery drains quickly and the drone lands automatically, unable to reach you/your beacon?
- While it has a waterproof body and sealed internal electronics, there's no mention of its resistance to saltwater or long-term durability.
- The cost is $299 for a care refresh or free replacement in case of damage.

My other thought - having flown RC helicopters that are actually difficult lol - is the floaties means the structure and therefore CoG is above the props. this means there is no self-righting .. Rather, having the CoG above the props means it is naturally trying to roll in gusts. A normal drone with weight lower, is somewhat self-righting. Thus, it's using a lot of power to stabilise itself all the time. May be wrong. but it just looks real hard to make it stable for any floating drone?

Impressive