Monday, October 2, 2017
Parrot’s Mambo FPV puts you in the mini cockpit
Last year’s Mambo came with a cannon that shoots six pellets up to six feet and a “Grabber” claw that picks up very small objects weighing up to four ounces. The new version isn’t physically different — it just comes with different accessories (the older ones are also compatible). Parrot increased the wireless range between the Bluetooth controller and the drone so you can now fly it up to 100
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