Product discontinued
The six-rotor drone that once rivaled DJI's Phantom 4 was quietly killed when Yuneec pivoted to enterprise. Here's the full story, how its specs compare to what's available now, and which drones replace it.
The Typhoon H was the first consumer hexacopter with Intel RealSense obstacle avoidance, a 360-degree rotating camera gimbal, and retractable landing gear. It launched at $1,299 and earned rave reviews for stability and camera quality.
But Yuneec couldn't keep pace with DJI's release cycle. The Mavic Pro's portability and the Phantom 4 Pro's camera made the bulky Typhoon H feel obsolete. Yuneec shifted to commercial and enterprise products. The Typhoon H quietly disappeared.
A decade of drone technology compressed into one table. The Typhoon H was impressive for 2016. It's outclassed by drones costing less and weighing a third as much.
Dual-camera system with 1/1.3" wide and 3x telephoto. 46-minute flight time, omnidirectional obstacle sensing, waypoint flight. Everything the Typhoon H did in half the size, same price.
Check priceIf you used the Typhoon H for inspection or mapping, this is the upgrade path. 56x hybrid zoom, RTK positioning, thermal camera option, 45-minute flight time. Built for commercial operators.
Check priceUnder 249g. 4K/100fps, omnidirectional obstacle avoidance. Better camera than the Typhoon H at half the price and a tenth the weight.
Check priceSkip the hardware. Sentinel Aerial provides FAA Part 107 certified drone inspection, mapping, and photography across Virginia and the Mid-Atlantic. One call replaces a $1,000+ equipment investment.
Get a free quote