Mota's JetJat Ultra pocket-sized microdrone is a powerful fast flier that can take selfies and recharge faster than any other drones out there. It is perfect for taking great selfies and Instagram clips to impress your friends. However, it could be a little difficult to fly even around the house, making it unsuitable for micro drone races that you might want to try while hanging out with friends.

Acquiring a drone requires a flight license from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). However, it only specified registration for drones that weigh over 0.55 pounds (or 250 grams). Incidentally, micro drones can be much smaller and lighter, weighing as little as 15 grams AUW (All Up Weight—referring to their weight, with battery, once in the air).

According to The Escapist, due to their miniature status, such as the JetJat Ultra micro drone which weighs less than an ounce, it lets them bypass the law requiring drone registration, and has led to their sudden rise in popularity in the gadget-flying community. So in this particular gadget review, we check out this micro drone's capabilities, as well as its disadvantages. Let's start with its main advantage by stating that this cool gadget can easily fit in your jacket pocket.

It is a micro drone in the truest sense, allowing to take it anywhere just by keeping it in your pocket. Another cool thing about this flying device is that it comes with a super fast charger. It only takes 20 minutes to charge it, giving you maximum time to enjoy the aviation experience of this tiny tech gadget.

According to the Wired, Mota's JetJat Ultra micro drone flies for four to six minutes on a charge, giving you plenty of time to get your adrenaline fix. However, it is not for racing due to some performance restrictions. This makes it strictly for taking selfies and clips.