HoverAir

HoverAir’s latest innovation, the Aqua drone, has made a huge splash — literally and figuratively. The waterproof flying camera, designed for effortless water takeoff and landing, has now raised more than $1.4 million through crowdfunding, marking one of the most successful launches in the company’s history. With this milestone, HoverAir confirmed that Aqua will enter mass production in Q4 2025, with customer shipments scheduled for December 2025.

Earlier this month, HoverAir teased the Aqua drone, a fully waterproof, self-flying camera designed for use in water environments. The pocketable flying camera is now available to buy through a crowdfunding campaign, with an early-bird price starting at $999

HoverAir has set a date for its most ambitious drone yet. The company has confirmed that the HoverAir Aqua, a fully waterproof, self-flying camera drone, will launch via an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign on Thursday, August 21, at 9 a.m. PDT (noon EDT).

HoverAir is proving it listens to its pilots. The company has dropped its biggest firmware update yet for the X1 Pro and X1 Pro Max drones, rolling out fresh creative flight modes, smarter tracking, and expanded controls designed to make autonomous aerial shooting feel more like working with your own personal camera crew.

HoverAir is now offering more details of its next big thing, Aqua, a 100% waterproof, self-flying camera drone designed to take off and land directly on water.

The skies are getting crowded — and wetter. Drone maker HoverAir has just teased its latest offering, Aqua, and it is turning heads with one standout feature: it floats. Yes, really. This waterproof drone is not only compact and clever, but it might just be the shot across the bow that DJI didn’t see coming.

If you’ve ever wished for a Follow Me drone that flies itself, fits in your pocket, and makes you look like a cinematic genius — without the learning curve of traditional drones — the HoverAir X1 might just be your dream come true. And this Prime Day, it’s an absolute steal. The 2-battery combo is down to just $269 (from $399), while the 3-battery combo is available for $299 (instead of $439). On top of that, all buyers get a free PU case — you just need to add it to your cart through the product page link.

The HoverAir X1 drone just got a serious upgrade with firmware version v7.10.3. The update introduces advanced indoor follow capability, creative shooting angles, and significantly improved audio quality — all thanks to enhancements involving the Beacon module. Let’s unpack what this means for drone fans.

Just in time for Father’s Day, one of the most popular Follow Me drones on the market — the HoverAir X1 — is 25% off. For a limited time, you can grab the Fly More Combo for $299 instead of $399, and the company is throwing in an extra battery for free, giving you a total of three batteries to extend your flying time.

As the chill of winter gives way to the vibrant warmth of spring, there’s no better time to explore the world from a new perspective. Zero Zero Robotics’ HoverAir is celebrating the season with an irresistible Spring Sale. This limited-time event offers significant discounts and exclusive gifts on HoverAir’s flagship drones, making it the perfect opportunity for both budding enthusiasts and seasoned aerial photographers to elevate their craft.

Winter sports fans are in for a cinematic treat this season, as HoverAir has partnered with US Ski & Snowboard to bring the thrill of extreme snowboarding and freeskiing closer than ever with X1 Pro and Pro Max self-flying drones.

So, DJI has officially unveiled the Neo, its cheapest 4K selfie drone yet, while Zero Zero Robotics has expanded its flying camera lineup with the HoverAir X1 Pro and X1 Pro Max. But how do these three innovative drones compare? Let’s find out…

HoverAir has quietly expanded its lineup with two new drones: the X1 Pro and X1 Pro Max. These models follow up on the company’s successful X1 selfie drone, offering a range of enhancements that should appeal to both recreational drone enthusiasts and new users contemplating their first flying camera. The announcement comes at a time when DJI is rumored to be launching the Neo, a new lightweight self-flying drone aimed at beginners.