Meteor75 Pro — the legendary 1S whoop in a complete ready-to-fly kit. Start flying today, without spending a fortune.
The Meteor75 Pro FPV Kit is the best way to get into FPV without risk and without overspending: the legendary Meteor75 Pro whoop drone, VR03 goggles, LiteRadio 2 SE radio and a carry bag — all in one box. It's the biggest and most powerful 1S drone in its class, flying just as confidently indoors as outside. If you're looking for a sensibly priced beginner kit that isn't a "toy" but real FPV — this is your pick.
- A legendary model — the Meteor75 Pro has spent years at the top of the 1S drone class for power and reliability
- Most powerful in the 1S class — 1102 21000KV motors and a LAVA II 580mAh battery deliver thrust that's enough for outdoor flying too
- Flies indoors and out — the protected whoop frame lets you fly between furniture and in the yard
- Record your flights to microSD — the VR03 goggles save video straight to a memory card
- A radio like a gamepad — the LiteRadio 2 SE sits comfortably in the hand and works with simulators
- Spare frame included — the manufacturer is confident in its strength, but has you covered anyway
- Just 45 grams — light, safe and legally straightforward almost everywhere in Europe
The Meteor75 Pro is a classic entry point into FPV, and not by accident. The drone is light (45 g) and protected by its frame, so beginner mistakes — wall collisions, hard landings — hardly harm it at all. And if something does happen — there's a spare frame in the box. The LiteRadio 2 SE radio is shaped like a gamepad and connects to simulators: master the basics on your computer first, then carry the skills over to the real drone. The VR03 goggles record your flights to microSD — rewatch your first achievements and share them with friends. This is a kit you genuinely learn to fly on.
An experienced pilot will appreciate the Meteor75 Pro as a "pocket tool": 45 grams take-off weight, a 400 mW VTX with up to 400 m range and an ExpressLRS 2.4GHz 3.0 receiver — serious electronics in a miniature body. The camera angle switches between 20°/30° for smooth cruising or a more dynamic style. Analogue transmission on 48 channels at 5.8 GHz — low latency and a familiar picture for analogue flyers. The perfect drone for indoor flying in bad weather, for practice and simply "every day" — cheap to run and undemanding about BT2.0 batteries.
- 1 × Meteor75 Pro Brushless Whoop Quadcopter
- 1 × LiteRadio 2 SE Radio
- 1 × VR03 FPV Goggles
- 2 × LAVA II 1S 580mAh Battery
- 1 × BT2.0 1S Charger with Voltage Tester
- 1 × USB-C Cable
- 1 × USB-C Adapter
- 1 × 4Pin Adapter Cable
- 4 × Gemfan 45 mm 3-Blade Props
- 1 × Spare Frame
- 1 × Canopy Accessories
- 1 × Phillips Screwdriver
- 1 × Carry Bag
- 3 × User Manuals
How does the Meteor75 Pro differ from cheaper beginner kits? Power and quality. It's the biggest and most powerful 1S whoop: the 1102 21000KV motors let you fly not just indoors but outside too, even in a light breeze. Cheaper kits usually "run out of breath" the moment you step out of the flat.
Analogue or HD — what will I see in the goggles? This is an analogue kit: the picture in the VR03 goggles is standard for analogue FPV — with low latency, which matters for control. If your priority is the sharpest possible video, look at the Aquila20 HD kit. If your priority is price and minimal latency, the Meteor75 Pro is an excellent choice.
How long does it fly on one battery? Around 6 minutes — the standard for powerful 1S drones. Two LAVA II 580mAh batteries come in the box, so the pause between flights is minimal.
Does the drone really survive crashes? Yes, the whoop frame fully protects the props and electronics, and the manufacturer includes a spare frame in the box — for the hardest crashes. For a beginner, this is the safest FPV drone format there is.
Can I use this radio in a simulator? Yes, the LiteRadio 2 SE connects to a computer and works with popular FPV simulators.
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