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BetaFPV Air65 vs. Meteor65 Pro

BetaFPV Air65 vs. Meteor65 Pro

BetaFPV has just launched its latest creation for the year, the Air series brushless 1S whoop—Air65. These little quads are specifically designed for beginners looking to practice freestyle and racing. With the continuous advancements in FPV quads technology, the BetaFPV air65 tinywhoops have received significant upgrades across the board compared to the 2022 version of the Meteor65 Pro.

Air65 vs. Meteor65 Pro

Flight Controller: The Air65 uses a 4-in-1 flight controller (FC). In the FPV quadcopter world, all-in-one FCs have become the standard, seen in models like the Newbeedrone Acrobee and Happymodel Mobula6 2024. These FCs not only make the drone lighter but also simplify maintenance and adjustments for pilots due to their integrated design.

Canopy: The Air65 features a soft canopy, which has two main advantages over the Meteor65 Pro’s rigid canopy. it’s lighter, and it allows for easy adjustment of the camera angle to match different pilots’ flying styles.

Frame: The air65 frame weighs just 2.6 g, making it 0.47g lighter than the meteor65 pro frame. Plus, it’s more resistant to deformation, so it maintains its flight performance better.

VTX: The Air65 has a max VTX power of 400mW, which gives it a more stable signal compared to the Meteor65 Pro’s 350mW.


BetaFPV Air65

BetaFPV Air65

  • Weight: 17.1g
  • Wheelbase: 65mm
  • FC: 4 in 1
  • Motor: 0702SE

Meteor65 PRO

Meteor65 PRO

  • Weight: 23.01g
  • Wheelbase: 65mm
  • FC: F4 1S 5A FC
  • Motor: 0802SE

Freestyle vs. Racing Version of Air65

The main difference is the motors and propellers. As follows:

Freestyle Version:

  • 23000kv motor
  • 0.67g/set propellers

Racing Version:

  • 27000kv motor
  • 0.74g/set propellers

The freestyle version is suitable for most pilots, offering a balanced performance. The racing version, with its more powerful setup, is better suited for pilots with some flying experience looking for extra speed and agility.

Best Replacement Batteries for Air65 and Air75

To extend flight time and enhance performance, I recommend these batteries:

In tests, the stock battery provides around 3 minutes of flight time. These Tattu batteries, however, deliver over 4 minutes of flight time and give you more punch.

I'm Vincent, the founder of this blog. I've been working in the RC hobby industry for 7 years, and I've gained a lot of expertise along the way. I hope my insights can be helpful to you.

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