Drones have definitely seen a rise in popularity, but one common barrier that's stopping a lot of fans from purchasing them is their price. Autel Robotics, however, is having a sale that goes all the way up to $170 off for drones with up to 40 minutes of runtime and swappable batteries.
Drones are Now for Sale by Autel Robotics for Up to $170 Off
Aside from just fun and games, drones have started to find more use cases in the academic or scientific field. In recent news, India decided to replace its outdated air balloons with drones in order to collect atmospheric data, according to News18.
While drones can be used for a lot of things, their prices usually deter those interested, with some drones costing thousands of dollars. Luckily, Autel Robotics is having a father's day sale that would sell drones at up to $170 off.
What are the Most Popular Use Cases for Drones?
Drones reportedly spend a lot of time outside for different purposes, including exploration, surveys, or even cinematography, videography, or photography in general. There are already thousands of choices when it comes to drones, and each one of them is being sold at its own respective price points.
The two drones on sale by Autel Robotics are the Autel Robotics Evo Nano Series and the Autel Robotics Evo Lite Series. The first option is selling at $100 off, which means that buyers can purchase the Evo Nano Series at just $879 from its standard original price of $1,099.
What is the Difference Between the Evo Lite Series and Evo Nano Series
When it comes to the Evo Lite Series, buyers will be able to get the drone at a price of $1499 with its original standard price of $1,849. This is a huge discount from the original standard price but compared to its official non-discounted prices. The drones are both $100 and $170 off, respectively.
The Evo Lite Series is considered a more powerful drone compared to the Evo Nano Series. While the Evo Nano Series is capable of 28 minutes of runtime, the Evo Lite Series is capable of up to 40 minutes of runtime.
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Professional Drone Pilots Can Make Up to $70,000 a Year
As per the article by ZDNet, it is finally summer which could be the perfect time for people to start flying drones or at least learn how to use them. The good thing about drone piloting is that it has evolved into more than just a hobby.
Learning how to operate drones professionally can also evolve into a career in different fields in entertainment, science, or engineering. Although it is a highly competitive field, professional drone pilots can rake in up to $70,000, according to Business News Daily.
In other reports like with Drones Gator, it was noted that the median base salary for a drone pilot is $58,752.
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Written by Urian B.
