BetaFPV Meteor75 Pro O4 Brushless Whoop Quadcopter

Perfect indoor/outdoor ripper. Definitely not Air65 snappiness, but significantly more aggressive than others make it seem. Has a lot of punch and is very very responsive.

Only downside I’ve found thus far is the air unit cable is very easy to dislodge in a crash or on accident. From the factory it has a small amount of silicone around it but it doesn’t do much. After a couple crashes you will need to re seat it and probably add some adhesive or electrical tape. Not a total deal breaker, just gets annoying when you’re 3 packs in and trying to stay in the air.

It’s hard for me to give this quad more than three stars for a bind and fly. Right outa the box the jello in the back yard and with the smallest amount of wind is crazy compared to my other quad with the air unit. One tiny bit of damage to a prop jello punch out jello dive jello etc. how to fix this and make this quad what it should have been you mite ask? Throw out the gem fan props right now buy some hq props is one way to limit the jello but this the big move was throwing out the beta fpv camera mount and going to a hard mount. In my case I had an extra sub250 nano 20 canopy and camera mount so i swapped it on to my meteor and it has next to know jello now and flys way nicer! I would also recommend tuning your throttle curve as this whoop takes about 36-45% to fly it feels so tuning in a sharper throttle curve and smoothing it out from the half way to 100% makes a work of difference, once you’ve swapped out the canopy for a hard mount and put good props on this is a fun little ripper but I do feel like beta left a lot on the table sadly but like I say once you’ve done these few simple things it will be fun to fly

If your starting or want to have fun in an urban environnement this is the best!

See a flight here!! My fav!

The BetaFPV Meteor75 O4 is one of the few micro quads that genuinely delivers on both agility and cinematic quality. It’s nimble and fun to fly — flicks and punch-outs feel crisp, yet it doesn’t feel twitchy or unpredictable. With the DJI O4 system onboard, the footage is clean and doesn’t look like a compromise compared to larger Cine-Line setups. Battery life is surprisingly solid for its size, and even though it’s tiny, the build has taken a few knocks without complaint. I love flying it indoors in my room — it’s stable in tight spaces and easy to control around furniture and hallways. If you want the portability of a 75mm with real O4 camera quality and solid handling, this is a keeper for both freestyle and HD cinematic runs.