Holy Stone HS600 deal cuts Amazon price to a reported best-ever $249.99
Amazon has the Holy Stone HS600 drone for $249.99 as of July 28, a $29.99 discount on a 4K model with Remote ID built in.
By Poppy Nakagawa · Culture Writer
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The Holy Stone HS600 deal at Amazon has dropped the drone to $249.99 as of July 28, according to Mashable, knocking $29.99 off its listed $279.98 price.
That works out to an 11% discount, and Mashable, citing price-tracking data from Camelcamelcamel, reported that the sale marks the drone’s lowest price to date.
The HS600 sits in the consumer drone lane: a portable flying camera aimed at people who want aerial video without buying a larger or pricier setup. Mashable described it as a more affordable way to shoot from above, with features aimed at both video quality and easier flying.
What is the Holy Stone HS600 deal at Amazon?
Amazon is selling the Holy Stone HS600 for $249.99, down from $279.98, according to Mashable’s July 28 deal report. The discount saves $29.99 and is described by Mashable as available for a limited time.
The drone comes with a 4K camera, a dual-axis gimbal and electronic image stabilization, according to Mashable. Those features are meant to help keep footage steadier while the drone is in the air.
Mashable also reported that the HS600 uses a Sony sensor and brushless motors. The drone records 4K video at 30 frames per second, according to the report.
What features does the Holy Stone HS600 include?
The HS600 includes integrated FAA-compliant Remote ID, according to Mashable. Remote ID is a system that allows a drone to broadcast identification and location information, and having it built in means buyers do not need to add a separate Remote ID module for that function.
Portability is part of the pitch, too. Mashable reported that the HS600 weighs 541 grams and comes with a carrying case, making it a travel-friendly option for people who want to bring a drone along without hauling a bulky kit.
For newer pilots, the model includes Follow Mode and Waypoint Mode, according to Mashable. Follow Mode lets the drone track a subject, while Waypoint Mode lets users create a flight path, giving beginners a way to focus more on capturing footage than constantly steering.
The deal is live at Amazon now, Mashable reported, though the report did not specify an end date. As with most Amazon sale pricing, availability and price can change without much warning.
This story draws on original reporting from Mashable.