Seven months after receiving the Ruko F11PRO 2 drone, we were excited to finally get our hands on a premium drone, especially since we hadn’t experienced one outside of the DJI lineup. After thoroughly reviewing the drone on our website, we wanted to share our full Ruko F11Pro 2 Unboxing experience after using it for over six months. This article is the first in a series where we will share our initial impressions, the unboxing experience, and our first thoughts on the drone. Let’s recap.
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The Unboxing Experience
When it comes to packaging, Ruko deserves a 10 out of 10. The box itself looks and feels premium, sparking curiosity about what’s inside. Upon opening the box, you’ll find the drone in a hard carrying case, which is protected by a waterproof plastic zipper bag. The carrying case itself is sturdy, made from gray cloth material, and I personally love the design and color. It provides excellent protection for the drone, which is crucial when traveling. Ruko has certainly done a great job here.
Inside the case, when you unzip it, you’ll find a black foam cover, adding another layer of protection. The case holds multiple accessories alongside the drone, which I really appreciate. Notably, there are two batteries, which are extremely useful for long-distance flights. Other essentials like extra propellers, charging cables, data cables, and the remote controller are also included. We’ve listed all the accessories below for your reference. 👇
What’s inside the Box?
- F11Pro 2 Drone
- Remote Controller
- Guide Card For Remote Controller
- ThumbSticks (2x)
- Smart Flight Battery (2x)
- Camera Cover
- Spare Propeller (8x)
- Charging Cable (2x)
- Type-C to Micro-USB Cable (1x)
- Type-C to Type-C Cable (1x)
- Type-C to Lightning Cable (1x)
- Screwdriver (1x)
- Spare ThumbSticks (2x)
- Propellers Clamp (4x)
- Screw (10x)
- User Manual
- Flight Guide & Safety Disclaimer
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My Thoughts: Design & Build Quality
Ruko has made notable improvements to the F11PRO 2 drone in comparison to its predecessor. Although the overall design is somewhat similar to the DJI Mini 4K, the build quality of the F11PRO 2 is better. It is evident that Ruko has invested thought into the engineering. We tested the drone from different angles, and it performed exceptionally well. It stays well-balanced in the air, even at high altitudes, maintaining stability throughout. The arms and propellers are tightly adjusted, so there is no sense of looseness.
The drone is made from high-quality plastic, which gives it a premium feel. The plastic body is smooth and resistant to scratches. After using the drone for over six months, we have not seen any scratches on its surface. Its durability stands out; even after several misjudged landings and drops, the drone stays in perfect condition. In conclusion, the build quality and durability of this drone are impressive.
Article Summary
This article reviews the Ruko F11PRO 2 drone after seven months of use. It begins with a detailed Ruko F11Pro 2 unboxing experience, praising the premium packaging and sturdy carrying case that includes useful accessories like two batteries, spare propellers, and charging cables. The design and build quality are noted for improvements over its predecessor, with the drone offering a premium feel, scratch resistance, and excellent durability, even after drops and misjudged landings. Overall, the Ruko F11PRO 2 impresses with its thoughtful engineering, balance, and durability.
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