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Meteor75 Pro II Quadcopter - ELRS 2.4G

Meteor75 Pro II Quadcopter - ELRS 2.4G

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Meteor75 Pro II Quadcopter - ELRS 2.4G

The Meteor75 Pro II takes BETAFPV's larger 1S whoop and makes it lighter, tougher and considerably more efficient. At 27.98g, it combines the revised Meteor75 Pro II frame with Freestyle 1102 motors, Gemfan 1811 three-blade props and the Matrix 1S 5IN1 II flight controller. The result is a compact analogue FPV quad that is agile enough for indoor gaps, yet has the power and endurance for calmer outdoor sessions.

BETAFPV Meteor75 Pro II ELRS 2.4G brushless whoop overview

Key Highlights

  • Reworked Pro II frame: Five arm braces and curved ducts reduce weight and air resistance while keeping the propellers protected for everyday whoop flying.
  • Efficient 1S power system: Freestyle 1102 motors and GF 1811 three-blade props deliver a manufacturer-rated 6.33:1 thrust-to-weight ratio with a LAVA II 1S 580mAh battery.
  • Longer flight times: BETAFPV quotes up to 10.5 minutes on a 580mAh pack and 11.5 minutes on a 680mAh pack, measured from 4.35V to 3.3V.
  • Matrix 1S 5IN1 II electronics: The integrated board combines the flight controller, 12A continuous ESC, ELRS 2.4G receiver and 25-400mW analogue VTX in one compact package.
  • Wide analogue view: The 16:9 Air Camera uses a glass lens and provides a 173° field of view, giving you more horizontal visibility through gates and around obstacles.

Built for Regular Flying, Not Shelf Duty

The redesigned frame weighs 5.80g and uses three-point mounting around the flight controller to create cushioning space during impacts. BETAFPV also increased the PCB thickness to 1.0mm and revised the board layout for better crash resilience. That does not make a tiny whoop indestructible, of course, but it is a sensible recipe for a model expected to meet chair legs, gates and the occasional badly judged doorway.

Meteor75 Pro II frame durability and aerodynamic design

More Flight from a 1S Pack

The Freestyle 1102 motors use an upgraded 2000-series alloy rotor housing, reinforced shaft design and improved slot fill factor. Paired with the 1811 props, BETAFPV states 15% higher power efficiency than the previous setup. Choose a LAVA II 1S battery to suit the session: 480mAh for a lighter setup, 580mAh for the quoted 6.33:1 thrust-to-weight ratio and up to 10.5 minutes, or 680mAh for a quoted maximum of 11.5 minutes.

Meteor75 Pro II flight time and thrust-to-weight performance

Matrix 1S 5IN1 II Flight Controller

The integrated Matrix board provides a 12A continuous and 18A peak ESC, an onboard serial ELRS 2.4G receiver and a switchable 25-400mW analogue video transmitter. Its compact five-in-one layout keeps wiring and weight down while still providing the burst capability needed by the 1102 motors.

Matrix 1S 5IN1 II flight controller used in the Meteor75 Pro II

173° FOV Air Camera

The analogue Air Camera uses a native 16:9 image and an ultra-wide 173° field of view. BETAFPV states this provides 33% more horizontal view than a standard 4:3 image. A glass lens helps keep the image sharp and is more resistant to scratches than a plastic lens.

Meteor75 Pro II Air Camera 173-degree field-of-view comparison

Specifications

  • Model: Meteor75 Pro II Brushless Whoop Quadcopter
  • Receiver: Onboard serial ELRS 2.4G
  • Wheelbase: 80mm
  • Weight: 27.98g without battery
  • Frame: Meteor75 Pro II Brushless Whoop Frame
  • Motors: Freestyle 1102 Motors (2026)
  • Propellers: Gemfan 1811 three-blade props
  • Flight controller: Matrix 1S 5IN1 II
  • ESC: 12A continuous, 18A peak
  • Camera: Air Camera, 16:9, 173° FOV
  • VTX: Onboard 25-400mW analogue VTX
  • Battery connector: BT2.0
  • Battery slot: 16.1 x 6.3mm
  • Recommended batteries: LAVA II 1S 480mAh, 580mAh or 680mAh
  • Quoted flight time: 10:30 with LAVA II 1S 580mAh / 11:30 with LAVA II 1S 680mAh (4.35V to 3.3V)

BETAFPV comparison of Meteor75 Pro II and the previous Meteor75 Pro

FAQ

Does this version use ELRS?

Yes. This listing is for the onboard serial ExpressLRS 2.4GHz version. You will need a compatible ELRS 2.4GHz radio module or transmitter.

Is it digital FPV?

No. The Meteor75 Pro II uses an analogue Air Camera and onboard 5.8GHz analogue VTX, so it requires compatible analogue FPV goggles or a receiver.

Are batteries included?

No. A flight battery and charger are not included. BETAFPV recommends LAVA II 1S batteries in 480mAh, 580mAh or 680mAh capacities with a BT2.0 connector.

Can I use the maximum VTX power everywhere?

Not necessarily. Available channels and permitted transmitter power vary by location. Check and follow your local RF regulations before use.

What's in the Box

  • 1x Meteor75 Pro II Brushless Whoop Quadcopter
  • 4x Gemfan 1811 three-blade props
  • 4x M1.4 x 3 screws
  • 1x USB-C adapter
  • 1x 4-pin adapter cable
  • 3x canopy accessories
  • 2x camera brackets
  • 1x cross-head screwdriver
  • 1x user manual

Meteor75 Pro II quadcopter package contents

Disclaimer

This is a high-performance FPV model rather than a toy. Fly in a suitable area, keep clear of people and property, inspect the model after impacts, and follow local radio-frequency and unmanned-aircraft rules. Flight times are manufacturer test figures and will vary with battery condition, tune, flying style and weather.

Still Here?

If you want a 1S analogue whoop with ELRS control, a wide camera view and enough endurance for more than a couple of hurried laps, the Meteor75 Pro II is ready for the job. Just remember to add your preferred BT2.0 LAVA II batteries.