The Aerix Black Talon 2.0 basically has the flying power of the first one, but it's cheaper and has an even better video quality. It's is still a diminutive drone like its predecessor, with power that could pump adrenaline like a pro in a racing drone contest. Also important to note is its Xbox-like controller that makes it way easy for first-time flyers to control the device.

Fast, easy to maneuver, and incredibly fun to fly, it's the perfect drone for beginners who have a penchant for racing. It has a similar design as the first Talon, with a squat, angular base that includes rotor-blade protectors. Also identical is the controller, except for the addition of a smartphone holder that conveniently fits into the battery compartment cover.

The Aerix Black Talon 2.0 holder can accommodate a smartphone like the Nexus 5X, but not larger than that. Regarding its specs, according to Tom's Guide, the drone can fly for up to 4 minutes and has a camera with 720p/1280 x 720 pixels. You can also choose to control it using your smartphone, and it's 7 x 7 x 2 inches, weighing 2.5 ounces so FAA registration is not required.

According to Paste Magazine, smaller drones are tougher to control, but the Talon 2 is surprisingly easy to fly. Roughly the size of a hand, it takes off with relatively stable movements and stays that way in the air. It is also easy to make it go where you want it to go, making it a really good racing drone for beginners.

Aerix Black Talon 2.0 is listed at around $100 and is pretty good at pumping up adrenaline. Equipped with an impressive number of bells and whistles, this flying device does not only take pictures and videos, it also races like a pro. The only negative thing about it is its frustratingly short battery life.