Drone HOVERAir X1 ProMax — 4-rotor, 48 MP camera, 7680×4320 video, 16.6 m/s, 1000 m range, 1920 mAh, 64 GB internal, Black

HOVERAir X1 ProMax Standard Black is a compact, foldable quadcopter designed for high-resolution aerial imaging. Equipped with a 48 MP camera capable of up to 8K (7680 × 4320) video and high-frame-rate capture, it combines portable design with advanced imaging and flight capabilities for versatile outdoor use.

Advantages

The drone offers exceptional image clarity and detail with 48 MP stills and 8K video recording, plus high-frame-rate options for smooth slow-motion. Its wide field-of-view lenses provide immersive perspectives, while an ultra-portable 192 g foldable body and a 1920 mAh battery deliver convenient transport and easy deployment. Advanced sensors and enhanced NPU/SoC performance improve tracking, positioning and reliable flight across varied terrains.

Suitable for

• Aerial photography and videography
• Action and sports recording with slow-motion
• Travel and adventure documentation
• Quick reconnaissance or location scouting

Key specifications

• Camera: 48 MP, CMOS sensor, up to 7680 × 4320 video resolution
• Frame rates: up to 8K capture and high-frame-rate modes (including 4K at 120 fps and 1080p at 120 fps)
• Maximum speed: 16.6 m/s (approx. 37.8 mph for tracking bursts)
• Maximum operating distance: 1000 m
• Design: Foldable quadcopter, weight about 192 g
• Battery: 1920 mAh
• Storage: internal memory plus support for SD cards
• Field of view: wide-angle lens (around 104–107° depending on model)

How to use

Unfold the X1 ProMax, charge the 1920 mAh battery fully and insert a compatible SD card if additional storage is needed. Power on the drone and the remote control or mobile device app, perform a compass and IMU calibration if prompted, and verify GPS and sensor status before takeoff. Use the included controls or smartphone/tablet app to select resolution and frame rate, then launch and monitor flight within the maximum operating distance. Use tracking and follow modes for dynamic subjects and select higher frame rates for slow-motion capture. Land in an open area and power down before folding the arms for transport.

Recommendations

Charge the battery before each flight, update firmware regularly, fly within local regulations, avoid high winds for best image stability, and use SD storage for extended recording sessions.