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139.00 €
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In the box
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BetaFPV Meteor75 Pro II Brushless Whoop Quadcopter with analog video – 1 pc
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Gemfan 1811 three-blade spare propeller – 4 pcs
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M1.4 × 3 screw – 4 pcs
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USB-C adapter – 1 pc
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Four-pin adapter cable – 1 pc
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Canopy accessory – 3 pcs
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Camera bracket – 2 pcs
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Phillips screwdriver – 1 pc
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User manual – 1 pc
Shipping
BetaFPV Meteor75 Pro II is a brushless 1S whoop FPV quadcopter for indoor and outdoor flying and flight practice. It features an 80 mm wheelbase frame with propeller guards, a Matrix 1S 5IN1 II flight controller, an ELRS 2.4 GHz receiver and an Air Camera with a 173° field of view, paired with an analog video transmitter. This assembled drone requires a separately purchased compatible radio transmitter, analog FPV goggles, battery and charger.
BetaFPV Meteor75 Pro II – 1S analog FPV quadcopter for practice and freestyle flying
BetaFPV Meteor75 Pro II Brushless Whoop Quadcopter (Analog) | Matrix ELRS 2.4G is a compact brushless FPV quadcopter designed for indoor and outdoor flying and practising flight manoeuvres. Its whoop construction combines protective ducts around each propeller, a lightweight frame and a propulsion system powered by a single-cell, or 1S, battery. An analog camera sends a live flight view to compatible FPV goggles, while a separate ELRS 2.4 GHz radio link handles flight control.
This version includes an assembled drone with a camera, video transmitter and receiver installed. A separately selected radio transmitter, FPV goggles, battery and charger are required for use. It therefore suits users who want to put together their own FPV setup and are prepared to bind a transmitter and complete the pre-flight configuration.
Lightweight frame with propeller protection
Meteor75 Pro II has an 80 mm wheelbase and a manufacturer-listed drone weight of 27.98 g. Its Meteor75 Pro II Brushless Whoop Frame weighs 5.80 g on its own. Revised brace placement and reshaped propeller ducts are designed to reduce frame weight and aerodynamic drag. Propeller guards and a frame developed to withstand impacts support regular flight practice.
A Canopy for Micro Camera 2022 covers the electronics and camera. Individually replaceable frame, propellers, motors and canopy allow maintenance using compatible spare parts listed by the manufacturer.
Freestyle 1102 motors and three-blade propellers
Propulsion comes from Freestyle 1102 Motors (2026) brushless motors paired with Gemfan 1811 three-blade propellers. These motors feature a 2000-series alloy rotor housing and a reinforced shaft. Their winding construction has also been revised to improve motor efficiency.
With a LAVA II 1S 580 mAh battery, the manufacturer specifies a thrust-to-weight ratio of 6.33:1. This figure describes propulsion performance with that particular battery and should not be treated as a result that applies to every battery or flying condition.
Matrix 1S 5IN1 II flight controller and ELRS control
BetaFPV Meteor75 Pro II uses a Matrix 1S 5IN1 II flight controller with an integrated electronic speed controller, or ESC, rated for 12 A continuous current and 18 A peak current. A three-point mounting arrangement provides cushioning space during impacts, while a 1.0 mm thick PCB adds mechanical resilience to the electronics.
An onboard Serial ELRS 2.4 GHz receiver requires a radio transmitter or transmitter module compatible with that system. Control and video transmission use separate links: an ELRS radio transmitter does not replace the analog-compatible goggles needed to receive FPV video.
173° camera view and analog video transmission
Air Camera uses a 16:9 aspect ratio and provides a 173° field of view. It features a CMOS sensor and a glass lens. Its wide field of view shows a substantial portion of the surroundings ahead of the drone, which is useful when flying between obstacles or around a practice course.
An integrated 5.8 GHz analog video transmitter offers 25–400 mW output power. Viewing the video requires FPV goggles or a monitor with a compatible analog receiver. Camera output has a 16:9 aspect ratio, which should also be considered when choosing goggles.
Battery compatibility and manufacturer-measured flight time
A BT2.0 battery connector is fitted, and the battery slot measures 16.1 × 6.3 mm. Recommended batteries are LAVA II 1S models with capacities of 480 mAh, 580 mAh or 680 mAh. Alongside connector compatibility, battery dimensions must fit the holder, and a charger suitable for the selected 1S LiHV battery is required.
Manufacturer-measured flight time is up to 10 minutes 30 seconds with a LAVA II 1S 580 mAh battery and up to 11 minutes 30 seconds with a 680 mAh battery. These comparison figures relate to a voltage range of 4.35–3.3 V. Actual flight time varies with factors including flying style and battery condition, so these durations are not guaranteed on every flight.

Assembled drone with maintenance accessories
Alongside the drone, this package contains four spare Gemfan 1811 propellers, four M1.4 × 3 screws, a USB-C adapter, a four-pin adapter cable, canopy accessories, two camera brackets, a Phillips screwdriver and a user manual. A radio transmitter, FPV goggles, battery and charger are not included and must be selected separately.
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| Product type | Brushless 1S whoop FPV quadcopter |
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| Wheelbase | 80 mm |
| Weight | 27.98 g |
| Frame | Meteor75 Pro II Brushless Whoop Frame |
| Frame weight | 5.80 g |
| Canopy | Canopy for Micro Camera 2022 |
| Motors | Freestyle 1102 Motors (2026), brushless |
| Propellers | Gemfan 1811, three-blade |
| Flight controller | Matrix 1S 5IN1 II FC |
| ESC current rating | 12 A continuous; 18 A peak |
| Receiver | Onboard Serial ELRS 2.4 GHz |
| Camera | Air Camera with CMOS sensor and glass lens |
| Camera aspect ratio | 16:9 |
| Camera field of view | 173° |
| Video transmission | 5.8 GHz analog video |
| Video transmitter power | 25–400 mW |
| Battery connector | BT2.0 |
| Battery slot dimensions | 16.1 × 6.3 mm |
| Recommended battery | LAVA II 1S LiHV, 480 mAh / 580 mAh / 680 mAh; sold separately |
| Flight time | Up to 10 min 30 s with LAVA II 1S 580 mAh; up to 11 min 30 s with LAVA II 1S 680 mAh; manufacturer measurements over a 4.35–3.3 V range |
| Thrust-to-weight ratio | 6.33:1 with a LAVA II 1S 580 mAh battery |
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