RadioMaster Zorro Radio Controller

This controller is a great entrance for those who aren't so sure that they would want the amazon box style of most controllers, while still wanting to try out the features of said controllers. This is great for those who come from playing video games on consoles and even PC if you've ever used a controller with one. This is great for thumbers, underwhelming for hybrid, and sucks for pinchers. I've tried all three hand methods on this and am prominently a hybrid, and everything but thumbing was uncomfortable, and hard to reach the controls. If you are looking at buying this as your first entrance into the hobby, for sim use, or as a backup I couldn't recommend it more. for those who have the money to shop around for something with more output power (this has 250 MW) then you should look at the boxer, Jumper t14 and t15, and even the tx12.

The main downside of this radio is the battery life. It uses much smaller batteries than most other radios on the market so you'll be charging it more often than you'd like.

That being said, I just keep coming back to it... It's a nice middle ground between the small gamepad radios and the large boxy ones. I pinch and find it very comfortable and it doesn't take up much space in my bag. The gimbals are great but also upgradeable. I've also never found the power output limiting for regular flying. Buying a few spare batteries isn't too expensive and I just charge them all up and swap them as needed. It's my go-to right now for my smaller setups.

If you like how game controllers feel this is the radio for you. I started out using this controller flying my micros and love how it feels in my hands. You can’t go wrong with radiomaster products.

i loved it at first but if you plan to pinch i wouldn't go for this radio. but build quality is great and it held up very well!

I really like this controller, full openedgetx support and nice little package. I wish it came with a carrying case.

For just a little higher price, the Zorro is way better than the pocket. Not as many options and a worse battery compared to other radios but solid.