I bought a brand-new Ruko F11 Pro from Amazon US during Black Friday. It came with two batteries, but one of them was faulty and wouldn’t charge.
Although customer support offered to help and promised a replacement, I didn’t bother and just returned the drone to Amazon.
The entire drone is made of cheap, low-quality plastic, and it feels like a $2 toy from Dollar General. The remote’s joysticks were sticky and sometimes got stuck.
If you can find one on eBay for around $100-150, it might be worth the money. Otherwise, I’d suggest avoiding it.
Three of our RUKO F 11 Pro drones have poor controllers. The drones would just take off in an unpredictable manner. The first one was where it all began. They were ideal for recording football practices at initially. After a few weeks of good performance, we purchased two more. Then it got going. In order to have enough power to play the entire game, we needed two remotes. We also desired alternative perspectives. Each would be used for a short while before the erratic flying began. All it would do was loop about. I’ve been trying to get in touch with Ruko for more than a year, but they keep requesting the damn Amazon order number. We know we have the order numbers for the new boxes they arrived in, but I can’t seem to locate the order numbers for the last two because of everything we ordered. For the first one, I had it. The first one lost control and crashed behind the press box of our football field. I was fortunate that nobody was struck. You receive what you pay for, and the price is reasonable. It would be a terrific value if it wasn’t a piece of crap. Save your money instead of wasting it.This is the second pair we purchased, and the case is the only nice thing about them. I can insert our new drones into it. For what we require, the DJ small is the greatest drone I have discovered. It is, however, far more costly. Its camera is excellent, and the controller has a built-in display. The camera is tiltable and pannable. Plus, the batteries are excellent.
Thanks for sharing your experience with the Ruko F11 Pro. It sounds like the build quality and performance didn’t meet your expectations, especially with issues like the faulty battery and the cheap plastic feel. It’s frustrating when a product doesn’t live up to the hype, particularly when the remote’s joysticks also cause problems. Your advice to avoid it unless found at a significant discount is helpful, as it highlights that the drone might not be worth the full price for most buyers. It’s a good reminder to consider these aspects before making a purchase, especially for something as intricate as a drone.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the Ruko F11 Pro. It’s disappointing to hear about the issues with build quality and performance, especially with the battery and remote joysticks. Your advice about avoiding it unless it’s significantly discounted is valuable and helps in making a more informed decision. I’ll definitely take these factors into account before purchasing a drone. I appreciate the detailed feedback!
