Cinebot25 V2: The Review You'll Actually Read

Look, we get it. You saw our exhaustive review of the GEPRC Cinebot25 V2 and thought, 'That's a commendable number of paragraphs.' You're busy. We respect that. So here's the version you can actually finish reading before your battery charges.

The short version is this: it's a well-built little cine drone. GEPRC packed in a modular camera cage that comes out with four screws, a GPS that locks on faster than your questionable life choices, and a battery pad so sticky you'll probably lose a finger. It even has the DJI O4 system, so your video feed won't look like it was filmed on a potato.

Of course, it's not all sunshine and perfect FPV feeds. Those prop guards that save your drone from inconveniently placed walls also act like tiny sails. Introduce anything stronger than a stiff breeze, and it gets a bit wobbly. Don't take our word for it; watch the evidence for yourself.

So, it's a solid, user-friendly cine drone for calm days. It even comes with spares, which is a nice touch. If your curiosity has been piqued and you suddenly find yourself with an abundance of free time, you can find the full, unabridged manuscript here.