This is Pixy, Snapchat’s super compact drone designed to take selfies with your friends



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Pixy is a drone created specifically to facilitate selfies with your friends. These are its main characteristics.

selfiethe term that, for a time, revolutionized the industry of smartphone. A few years of photography technology have passed and, if we have learned anything, it is that manufacturers have made significant efforts to improve, above all, the internal cameras. Even so, it seems that one of the most prominent social media platforms has yet to arrive to come up with an unexpected solution. Does it make sense to use a drone to take images a few centimeters or a few meters away?

Snapchat believes that can be a product with great potential, which is why it has just presented Pixy, a drone with corporate colors that draws attention due to its small size. After all, his only goal is to stay in the air when taking a photo. Even so, it should be noted that it has some ingenious solutions that are worth knowing. East gadget it can revolutionize, why not, the market for unmanned devices.

Let’s see, therefore, what are the most outstanding features of this practical solution, why a simple drone can improve the perspective in the images and, of course, what we can expect from a novelty of this class. Are we about to see alternatives coming from Instagram or Tiktok, among others?

Pixy, the yellow drone that is used to take the best selfies

The first thing to keep in mind if you have fallen in love with this curious drone is that its flight is for a very short period of time. In fact, it is designed to take only photographs, so it is capable of stay in the air for 10 to 20 secondsyes Therefore, if you thought you were going to be able to extend the uses of this technology, you are wrong. That said, what other characteristics define the cute Pixy?



Autonomy is one of its main weaknesses. It is what it is, if you prefer a slim design, the price you have to pay is the provision of a smaller battery. Therefore, a full charge will allow between 5 and 8 flights. With a simple calculation, it can be predicted that its full battery cycle runs out after about 2 minutes in the air. It may seem limited, but, after all, there are 4 propellers moved by 4 rotors that require a continuous electrical supply.

Even so, there is a solution if you really like this product. For an additional price of 20 dollars, according to the information of Review Geek, you will be able to purchase new batteries as they are portable. Thanks to this, it is possible enjoy more photos as batteries are added fully charged. It can be interesting, therefore, to have an additional unit to savor the qualities of the product.

Watch out for the water! this drone does not have certifications in this regard, so it is not recommended to use Pixy in environments where there may be puddles or, directly, swimming pools around. For the rest, it is an interesting option as a whim, since, if you go to the market, you will see that there are more professional models with multiple additional functions at similar prices.

Pixy is a drone designed by Snapchat to make taking selfies easier. Pocket Lint

After all, Pixie it is priced at 230 dollars, to which we will have to add the occasional additional battery. As you can see, it is a product that is, in reality, a whim. This is so due, above all, to the presence of a limited flight capacity and the arrangement of a camera that is no wonder.

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