RELIDOL X62 Foldable Camera Drone with 1080p Video, Gesture Control and FPV

New pilots need approachable controls and a reason to keep exploring. The RELIDOL X62 pairs one-key takeoff with an adjustable 1080p camera and app-based FPV. Want to practice flying and capture photos or video in the same session? Its foldable design, remote and app controls, and two batteries make it a versatile pick for learning and casual flights.

Key features

The X62 records video at 1920 x 1080 and has an 80-degree adjustable camera lens, so you can frame a view from above or angle the camera toward a subject. Connect through the app to view live images, and use gesture controls to trigger photos or videos. The camera supports MP4 video and JPEG images.

It offers more to explore than a basic quadcopter focused only on flying: try headless mode, altitude hold, gravity control, circle flight, rotation, and flips. One-key takeoff helps simplify the start of a flight, while three speed settings let beginners and more confident pilots choose how to control the drone. Propeller guards, an emergency stop, a child lock, and a low-power alarm add practical features for managing use. The foldable format makes the drone easier to pack between practice sessions.

Buyers often praise its accessible controls and describe the camera output as decent for casual use. Feedback on durability and flight behavior is mixed, so it makes sense to begin in a controlled space and get familiar with the controls before trying more advanced moves.

Everyday use

For a first flight, the manufacturer recommends a windless indoor space and keeping the drone below 6 meters in altitude and within 30 meters. That gives a new pilot room to learn the controls without starting with a long-distance flight. Once familiar with the basic handling, the drone can also be used outdoors in an open area without strong winds.

The two included batteries let you switch to a fresh battery when the first is depleted. Each battery is described as providing 10–12 minutes of flight time. The remote control handles flight when using FPV with the app connected, in that setup, the app remains available for gesture-triggered photos and videos.

Tips for day-to-day use

Start with one-key takeoff and steady hovering before exploring flips, waypoint flight, or gravity control. The app supports features that use a phone, while the remote provides a familiar way to steer. For gesture capture, use the app’s photo or video function and make the supported “V” or open-palm gesture, the camera is described as capturing within three seconds.

Keep the first practice session simple: choose a calm location, learn how the drone responds, and use the propeller guards as part of your setup. When switching between remote and app features, connect both as described for FPV, the remote remains the flight control while the phone displays the live view.

When it makes sense

It suits you if you want a beginner-oriented drone that combines flying practice with casual aerial photos and video. The adjustable camera, live app view, gesture capture, and extra flight modes give curious kids and adults several ways to enjoy it beyond basic steering. For a first drone, a family activity, or a compact flyer to bring on an outing, the RELIDOL X62 brings camera features and accessible controls together in a foldable design.