Is This a Good Way to Start Drone Flying on a Budget?

No such thing as a bad question if you’ve done all your research and still can’t find a definitive answer. I started out with a tiny whoop like a mobula6 because they are inexpensive and have better quality components than some of the cheaper alternatives. With a Zorro controller and a cheap set of analog goggles. You’ll get a better experience in my opinion and not get discouraged as easily. I’ve tried some cheap drones like you’d get at Walmart and is night and day difference than hobby grade stuff. 

I started with a similar set but I got it for free through my works rewards system, it doesn't do full acro or anything but it is a cheap way of see if u will still have interest, it will have zero resell value if u decide it's not for u, if u decid it is, the goggles are most likely analog compatible for your first real FPV drone 

Depends on if you want to do fpv. If not, a lot of us don't know about camera drones xD. But if you do, there are quite a few beginner options out there, just depends on your budget. I'll list a few:
https://emax-usa.com/collections/beginner/products/ez-pilot-pro-ready-to-fly-fpv-drone-w-controller-goggles
https://betafpv.com/products/aquila16-fpv-kit
Top of the line: https://rotorriot.com/collections/starter-kits/products/fat-shark-pro-start

Hi drgerg 👋 i would def. recommend getting yourself a whoop like mobula6 or meteor65, a box goggles or used analog goggles, pocket radio and that would probably be around 300/400$ to start. they are so much fun! or just some of emax ready to fly whoop combos.

What others said ☝️
We've been ripping whoops around office its the best way to learn in my opinion.

if you want to do the type of drone flying you see us or other FPV people doing this will not compare, for a similar price i would recommend the Radiomaster

Here is a kit I was looking at for getting started, this is imo more similar to a diy drone kit, with everything you need to fly and get familiar with the parts

It's a good way to start flying - i started with a photo drones and swiftly changed to fpv - but as the rest have mentioned it's not an FPV quadcopter set-up you've selected and if you want to get into the wonderful world of fpv you're best starting with a small "tiny whoop" or "toothpick" quadcopter.  They run on 1s or 2s lipo batteries so aren't as powerful as the bigger quads and are a great, cost effective way to get into this hobby. 

You will be very disappointed with that drone. For close to the same price, you can get a good DJI drone like the Mini 4k. This, and the one you selected are camera drones, not fpv drones, so you will use your phone to fly, not goggles. Still a good introduction to the hobby, but if you are looking at a more immersive experience, you can get starter fpv kits, like the Emax Tinyhawk, that come with everything you need to start your FPV journey for around the same price.

Thanks to all of you for the kind responses.  That's exactly the sort of information I was hoping to get here.

DONT USE THAT ONE if you plan to start with that kind of drone. any drone that isn't DJI is super bad in terms of what you get for the money you spend. I suggest you get the mini 4k from DJI.

I think anyway to start having fun is good.  

Maybe a cetus x or cetus pro rtf kit would be an option.