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I think 3 inch is a pretty good size. It has power to fly like a 5 inch it is noticeable weaker. It is also insanely fun to fly. Plus, when you fly a 3 inch it feels a lot safer because its >250g. One big downside at least for me is that they are pretty fragile. But at least for my 3 inch the repair cost is cheaper that my 75 mm FPV drone, like the BetaFPV Meteor 75 pro. ( I started on 3 inch also). For a 3 inch drone, I recommend the BabyApe pro v3.

Started with a 4 inch then bought a 75mm whoop. I guess the fact that it's so light and worry free when you crash took away the pressure I had with a bigger drone. And when I got back, I improved enough to feel safer and actually enjoy the power upgrade. 

I personally think 3" is good to start off with, as long as you're planning on building instead of buying a prebuilt. I started with a 3" volador, (still my only quad btw) and its got enough power to fly outside really easily, but its still small enough that it doesn't sound like a small child being thrown through the air. If you plan to go bnf though, 65 or 75mm is probably best

I think you should start with a whoop. Because that whoops are really durable and nothing happens when you crash it. We all make mistakes and crash. So if you are completely new to this hobby, consider getting a 75mm whoop.

starting with a 4inch?! that's crazy dude. ya having a durable drone will take lots of pressure away. Did you do racing with the tiny whoop?

I wanted to but the Babyape v3 pro when i first jumped down into the rabbit hole of fpv because lots of people reviewed about it and said it was a very good budget beginner drone. But i live in a tiny neighbourhood so not really an option even thought the 4300kv motors performed quiet on 3s batts.

Love my Meteor75.... AND DJI04 of course hehe

only one witth a 4" plus a y4 frame