HS320 Real Shots

HS320 combines beginner-friendly drone controls with an onboard bubble system, so children and families can fly, create bubbles, and play outdoor chase games with one product.

It also includes altitude hold, one-key takeoff and landing, Headless Mode, three speed levels, high-speed rotation, and propeller guards.

HS320 is designed for kids, beginners, families, and gift buyers looking for an interactive outdoor toy rather than a camera drone.

Adult supervision is recommended. Fly in an open area away from people, trees, power lines, water, and strong wind.

HS320 is designed for kids, beginners, and families who want a more interactive outdoor flying experience. Unlike a standard toy drone that mainly focuses on basic flight, HS320 includes a built-in bubble system that creates a moving bubble trail while it flies.

It works well for backyard play, bubble-chasing games, birthday activities, outdoor parties, and parent-child play. Because it does not include a camera, FPV, mobile app, or phone connection, users can control it directly with the included transmitter and focus on simple hands-on flying.

Beginner-friendly features such as altitude hold, one-key takeoff and landing, Headless Mode, three speed levels, and propeller guards help first-time pilots get started more easily. Adult supervision and an open, low-wind flying area are recommended.

No. HS320 does not include a camera or FPV live view.

Its main experience is hands-on flight plus adjustable bubble output, making it better suited to active outdoor play than aerial photography.

Short-press the Bubble button to start the bubble system. Short-press it again to stop.

For safer landing and cleaner storage, stop the bubbles before touchdown and wipe away any remaining solution after use.

Yes. The bubble system has Slow and Fast output modes. It starts in Slow mode by default.

Long-press the Bubble button to switch output speed. Fast mode produces more bubbles and uses the solution more quickly.

Check that the bubble outlet cover has been removed, the tank is filled, and the container is installed and locked correctly. Make sure the bubble solution is not excessively diluted.

Also check the outlet for dried solution or debris and confirm that the drone battery has enough power. Power off the drone before cleaning the outlet.

After flying, empty the container, wipe off remaining bubble solution, and keep the bubble outlet and tank dry.

Replace the bubble outlet cover when the drone is not in use. For longer storage, rinse the container with clean water and allow it to dry completely.

Turn on the drone, then turn on the transmitter. Move the left joystick up and then down.

Pairing is complete when the indicator lights on the drone and transmitter remain steady and the transmitter gives a long beep.

Long-press the Takeoff/Landing button. The drone will take off automatically and hover at about 5ft.

Long-press the same button again to land. Always choose a flat, clean landing surface so dust, grass, or fibers are not drawn into the bubble outlet.

HS320 includes altitude hold, Headless Mode, three speed modes, trimming, gyro calibration, one-key takeoff and landing, high-speed rotation, and Emergency Stop.

Start in Low speed and use the propeller guards while learning. High-speed rotation runs for about five seconds and can be stopped by moving the right joystick.

Small movement can be caused by airflow. If the drone continues to drift in still air, use the trim function to make fine adjustments.

After a collision or unusual flight behavior, place the drone on a level surface and perform gyro calibration. Also inspect the A/B propellers for damage or incorrect installation.

The specified maximum flight time is up to 18 minutes per battery in a windless environment.

Actual flight time varies with speed, wind, bubble output level, takeoffs, rotations, battery condition, and other operating factors.

Charging takes about 110 minutes under the conditions stated in the manual. Use the included USB charging cable with a 5V/2A input.

Allow the battery to cool before charging, charge within 41°F to 104°F (5°C to 40°C), and never leave it charging unattended.

The specified maximum flight distance is 262ft / 80m in an outdoor, unobstructed environment.

Keep the drone clearly visible and reduce distance around obstacles, interference, people, or changing wind conditions.

Use an open outdoor area with low wind and enough space to maintain a safe distance from people, animals, trees, buildings, vehicles, water, and power lines.

The specified maximum wind resistance is 10.8ft/s, but beginners should practice in calmer conditions. Avoid sandy, dusty, grassy, or fibrous landing surfaces that may block the bubble outlet.

Use Emergency Stop only when immediate motor shutdown is necessary to prevent injury, entanglement, collision, or loss of control.

The drone may fall immediately after the motors stop, so do not use this function as a normal landing method.

Replace weak transmitter batteries, keep within a reasonable distance, and move away from strong signal interference.

Inspect the propellers, arms, and frame for damage, deformation, loose parts, or excessive vibration before flying again.