One of the hardest things about getting into FPV is choosing the right products in the beginning.
EasyDrone has come up with a few different options for newbies who aren’t sure about which products to buy, so it has never been easier to get into the amazing hobby of FPV!
Keep reading to see our best beginner gear lists of 2022, including a bonus Pro Tier list with the best gear possible.
The Ultimate Beginner Kit (around $300 USD)
 Radiomaster Zorro (ELRS): the perfect radio for beginnersBuy RM Zorro on Amazon OR Buy RM Zorro on GetFPV |
 Mobula 6 (ELRS): the ideal drone to learn how to fly FPVBuy Mobula 6 on Amazon OR Buy Mobula 6 on RDQ |
 Ev800d Goggles: the best beginner goggles in FPVBuy EV800D on Amazon OR Buy EV800D on GetFPV |
For people on a budget (around $200 USD)
 BetaFPV Lite Radio 2 (ELRS): the cheapest radio worth havingBuy the Lite Radio 2 on Amazon |
| Mobula 6 (ELRS): the ideal drone to learn how to fly FPV Buy Mobula 6 on Amazon OR Buy Mobula 6 on RDQ |
 Emax FPV Goggles: basic, beginner FPV gogglesBuy the Emax Goggles on Amazon |
Things you need to know before you buy
- The Mobula 6 comes with batteries and a charger, but you will want to buy some more 300mAh 1s lipos to help keep your flying sessions going longer.
- The Radiomaster Zorro doesn’t come with batteries, so you will need to buy 2x 18350 Lithium Ion cells.
- ELRS is the preferred option for both the Zorro and the Mobula 6. Make sure both are the ELRS version.
Bonus Gear List: Pro Tier
 Radiomaster TX16S MKii (ELRS): The best radio in FPVBuy the RM TX16s MKii on Amazon |
 DJI V2 Goggles: Digital FPV GogglesBuy the DJI V2 FPV Goggles on Amazon |
 Hota D6: Powerful and reliable chargerBuy the HOTA D6 Charger on Amazon |
 Crux 35 HD OR iFlight Nazgul Evoque 5″ |
Things to note if you buy the Pro Tier
Batteries:
- For the Crux35 you need 4s 650-850mAh Lipo batteries.
- For the Nazgul Evoque you need 6s 1100-1300mAh Lipo batteries.
- The Radiomaster TX16s needs 2x 18650 Lithium Ion batteries.
- The DJI goggles come with a battery.
Extras needed:
You will need some specific tools for FPV, like an 8mm driver for taking off and putting on props, a soldering iron for repairs and a set of hex drivers for when you need to take your drone apart.
This NewBeeDrone toolkit has everything you need to get started. You don’t need to buy this kit necessarily, but it will give you an idea of the tools you will need.
So what should you go with?
The best option for newbies is always to buy a radio first and take some time to learn how to fly on a simulator.
If you want to buy everything at once, we strongly suggest going with the Radiomaster Zorro, Ev800d goggles and a Mobula 6.
Once you have picked out your gear be sure to check out our other articles for FPV beginners, like learning how to fly a FPV drone or the best budget FPV parts list for 2022.
Let us know what gear you ended up buying in the comments below.
Good luck and happy flying!