I 100% recommend the Pavo20 Pro II. That was my first DJI drone. PRO's: Built like a tank, EXTREMELY cheap to repair, motors are plugs instead of soldered, so they are quick swappable, a lot faster than you'd think, can do most freestyle, not too loud, Long range if using DJI Fpv remote, super stable at low speed, if you want to replace or remove the air unit to use on a different quad, its just 4 screws. CONS: Pretty meh range if using ELRS, and AWFUL stock propellers (super flimsy and will either shoot off or come apart if you keep the throttle at max for over ~10 seconds). My only gripes with the pavo were the propellers and ELRS receiver, but you are able to solder on an external receiver (and GPS if you want), and the new 4S version that was just released by betafpv changes to much more durable propellers.
Are the Propellers Bent? easiest way to tell is to look at the drone from the side and rotate the motors. I'd also check to make sure you're motors are properly soldered, and the accelerometer is calibrated in Betaflight. Could also just be a bad motor. I had a similar problem with my Cineape35, Darwin's electronics aren't the most reliable
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