Cheerson CX-10C is the World's Smallest Drone With Camera

Cheerson CX-10C is the world's smallest drone with camera

You’re probably aware of the Cheerson CX-10. If you aren’t, you should be, and my review of the tiny little aircraft is a good place to start.
 

The CX-10 was, for the longest time, the world’s tiniest commercially available quadcopter drone. It has now been replaced by the Floureon FX-10 (which also sells under a couple other names, including the Cheerson CX-Stars).
 

For some reason, probably just for the kick of it, the folks over at Cheerson have given the CX-10 a camera update. The quadcopter drone is now known as the Cheerson CX-10C (C for camera, duh!) and will sell for only around $10 over the usual price of the non-camera CX-10.

Cheerson and mini drones go along quite well, or so I would believe. Cheerson, for a long, long time, were known as the makers of the world’s smallest quadcopter drone, the Cheerson CX-10 (review). The uber-tiny DHD Drone D1 (review) beat the CX-10 earlier this year to now hold the tag of the smallest drone commercially available quadcopter drone… but that hasn’t stopped the Cheerson factory from making a DHD D1 rival of its own and more importantly, the Cheerson CX-10C.
 

What’s so important about the CX-10C, you ask?

Well, the CX-10C is currently the world’s tiniest drone to have a camera. It’s literally a CX-10 but with a camera — you can imagine how tiny it is.

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