This is my third drone. I bought the budget Force 1 to learn the basics, but quickly realized I was never going to be able to practice enough to pilot and get good stable video without GPS. I upgraded to the Ruko F11 and love the GPS hold, but was not a fan of the fisheye lens distortion or image quality and even with GPS there was still significant video instability. So, I decided to invest the extra $100 on the Ruko F11 GIM. The extra money gets you a much better camera, shock mount gimbal and 2-Axis electronic image stabilization and delivers with no fisheye, crystal clear images and stable video.Bumping up on $400, it’s not exactly budget anymore, but similarly equipped and featured, you are looking at more than double that for a DJI Mini 2. When I compared the features against Mini 2, there wasn’t a single unique feature on DJI that justified the cost to me. The Ruko documentation and training videos are simple and easy to understand, the build quality is decent and the video exceeded expectations. For an affordable and fun to fly drone with occasional amateur aerial photography and video the Ruko F11 GIM really hits the sweet spot for me.