Looks like a really powerful cinewhoop, I enjoyed this video so much, after this might actually consider to get a cinewhoop like this one! Great video as always, Albert!
The sticky ends look great, they might work for my hybrid style. I don't have an Avata, but someone who has one would appreciate it The carbon frame kit looks really high end, with a lot of details. The design looks very similar to the cinelog35, but axisflying tends to be higher end. This cinewhoop style drones are always heavy, but as it has bigger motors it shouldn't be a problem. Hopefully they send this drone with a PID tune, not everybody wants to tune. It flies great and it is a great contender to make the slow cinematic videos. Awesome video Albert, lots of new products with great quality
Nice products!!!! I am actually looking at axis 1404 motors for my next build. I know of them, but am unfamiliar with their reputation. I'm guessing "now" they are a relatively solid brand. Great comparison review. I was all for the GEPRC Cinelog 35, but now, I'm not so convinced. Replacing the prop guards is a much less demanding process on the CineON C35. Nice sample video. It fly's smooth on "no tune." This appears to be a great quad. I did notice that "motor exposure" and it did seem concerning (nothing to protect the motors from dust an debris) I suspect they will have time to correct or provide a simple remedy to that issue. Love the video. Excellent comparison. I like that fact that their are more choices for 3.5" cinewhoops and companies have to step up their game to attract customers. Thanks for the introduction to this cinewhoop.
I'm impressed they are able to come out with new products very quickly. For example, the mold needed for the prop guards isn't cheap to make but they've been able to do these things which probably means they have significant backing from investors into their company. Little things like this people don't know but I think they will be around for a while.
had to replace CL35 prop guards, they are different. one side has standoff holes and if you broke the right side, it requires removing the whole frame. nothing crazy and the frame is solid imo but i use it for cinematic exclusively
The CL35's propguards aren't interchangeable between L & R as the standoff parts are different. The CL35 is fiddly to work with although I can imagine not more than BlueCat35. But after a few rounds of changing propguards and working on the CL35, it isn't that much harder than working with any quads. I'll be putting the 2105.5 motors on soon, replacing the stock 2004 on my non-Performance CL35. Loving it! Good review on the CineOn bro, as always. :)
This one will be better if you're going for a full gopro. If you're using a naked gopro the bluecat is OK for less weight. It performs less with more weight which the bigger motors of the CineON can handle with ease.
Very nice looking cinewhoop, the motor exposure is a bit of a concern. After you mention that, the motor windings are all I see now. 😆 As for the GoPro comparison, Yes please!!!!! Great review Albert!!!!!
@@nuno5125 agree but because of the pusher configuration, dirt and other small things can more easily get in the motor. Just means more motor maintenance. Non-pusher style motors have the windings exposure facing down so less of an issue but eventually motors still get dirty.
Interesting stickends for sure, I like those bulbus ones for sure. I also am interested in those c157 motors for sure! I got caught up in the hype but haven't felt the dip of death just yet but I've heard these will help!
@@AlbertKimTV yes I have, had it for about a month or so and been using it for shots I have to be around fragile/sensitive settings and/or people. So far no issues, except some random resonance sound though I do fear of that flip of death, luckily none so far but then again I'm not cliff diving with this thing.
The propguard is definitely looking better and durable compared to the cinelog35, and just 4 screws to replace, damn. I'm definitely ordering the frame once it's available at my country
I just fly whatever came from the factory. I never tune any BNF quad for a review. However, I heard they updated the tune so you should contact Axisflying for the latest tune that matches your hardware. I think there are three versions of the FC for this model now.
@@AlbertKimTV it's the same build Nurk uses. It's a pain to tune and has power but also holds a line really well. Not good at diving with ducts though.
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Looks like a really powerful cinewhoop, I enjoyed this video so much, after this might actually consider to get a cinewhoop like this one!
Great video as always, Albert!
The sticky ends look great, they might work for my hybrid style.
I don't have an Avata, but someone who has one would appreciate it
The carbon frame kit looks really high end, with a lot of details.
The design looks very similar to the cinelog35, but axisflying tends to be higher end.
This cinewhoop style drones are always heavy, but as it has bigger motors it shouldn't be a problem.
Hopefully they send this drone with a PID tune, not everybody wants to tune.
It flies great and it is a great contender to make the slow cinematic videos.
Awesome video Albert, lots of new products with great quality
That's exactly what I was thinking about the stick ends as well! I'm going to search for them. 😃
Great review of a well designed Cinewhoop. Easy to rebuild, flies very well on default tune. Pretty good flight time. Happy flying everyone 😎
Thanks 👍
Fantastic flying and review, Albert! 😃
It really flies well! Even the acro looked great!
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks, you too!
I'd like to see that Hyperview vs Superview video.
OK
Me too
Nice products!!!! I am actually looking at axis 1404 motors for my next build. I know of them, but am unfamiliar with their reputation. I'm guessing "now" they are a relatively solid brand. Great comparison review. I was all for the GEPRC Cinelog 35, but now, I'm not so convinced. Replacing the prop guards is a much less demanding process on the CineON C35. Nice sample video. It fly's smooth on "no tune." This appears to be a great quad. I did notice that "motor exposure" and it did seem concerning (nothing to protect the motors from dust an debris) I suspect they will have time to correct or provide a simple remedy to that issue. Love the video. Excellent comparison. I like that fact that their are more choices for 3.5" cinewhoops and companies have to step up their game to attract customers. Thanks for the introduction to this cinewhoop.
I'm impressed they are able to come out with new products very quickly. For example, the mold needed for the prop guards isn't cheap to make but they've been able to do these things which probably means they have significant backing from investors into their company. Little things like this people don't know but I think they will be around for a while.
@@AlbertKimTV I do like how they, (I suspect) see the flaws in other manufacturers then make changes accordingly to make their product better.
had to replace CL35 prop guards, they are different. one side has standoff holes and if you broke the right side, it requires removing the whole frame. nothing crazy and the frame is solid imo but i use it for cinematic exclusively
That's too bad those are symmetrical... more points for the AXISFlying C35
Good to know.
Love how sleek the new cinewhoops are compared to my diatone taycan
@@Adam_Carbone I think it's the original one. It's 4s with the 1408 mamba motors
Hi, nice review, I will receive my cineon c35 Friday, do you have nice tune ? Thks
The CL35's propguards aren't interchangeable between L & R as the standoff parts are different. The CL35 is fiddly to work with although I can imagine not more than BlueCat35.
But after a few rounds of changing propguards and working on the CL35, it isn't that much harder than working with any quads. I'll be putting the 2105.5 motors on soon, replacing the stock 2004 on my non-Performance CL35. Loving it!
Good review on the CineOn bro, as always. :)
Thanks
I got a question, perhaps you could help. What is the biggest motor I could put on a 2.5" cinewhoop? Planning on flying with 4S batteries.
@@pandrews01At least a 2004 and probably even a 2205 I think.
Too bad about the lack of tune. Personally I find that cinewhoops need that tune to be perfect or the video suffers. Thanks Albert
@@Adam_Carbone no arguments. Albert is a good pilot to compensate for a lackluster tune.
Always wanted to get one of these.
Greetings. Thanks for your videos. You who have flown the bluecat c35 and now this CineOn, which one do you think is better for cinematic flights?
This one will be better if you're going for a full gopro. If you're using a naked gopro the bluecat is OK for less weight. It performs less with more weight which the bigger motors of the CineON can handle with ease.
what pwm frequency should i choose for c35? 48khz or 24khz?
48
Very nice looking cinewhoop, the motor exposure is a bit of a concern. After you mention that, the motor windings are all I see now. 😆 As for the GoPro comparison, Yes please!!!!! Great review Albert!!!!!
Yeah the motor is more exposed, but this way the motor can cooldown way more as the wind passes in the windings.
@@nuno5125 agree but because of the pusher configuration, dirt and other small things can more easily get in the motor. Just means more motor maintenance. Non-pusher style motors have the windings exposure facing down so less of an issue but eventually motors still get dirty.
@@jaechoe yes that is also true, i guess it all depends on where to fly this quad.
@@nuno5125 think in most cases it will be fine, just don't launch or land in sandy areas. This is something we don't do anyways now, so should be OK.
@@jaechoe yeah, i totally agree with you 😀
Interesting stickends for sure, I like those bulbus ones for sure. I also am interested in those c157 motors for sure! I got caught up in the hype but haven't felt the dip of death just yet but I've heard these will help!
You've got an AVATA?
@@AlbertKimTV yes I have, had it for about a month or so and been using it for shots I have to be around fragile/sensitive settings and/or people. So far no issues, except some random resonance sound though I do fear of that flip of death, luckily none so far but then again I'm not cliff diving with this thing.
The propguard is definitely looking better and durable compared to the cinelog35, and just 4 screws to replace, damn. I'm definitely ordering the frame once it's available at my country
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A pretty good cinewhoop ngl. I think 6s for a cinewhoop like the protek 35 is kinda overkill but oh well.....thanks for the review Albert
As this cinewhoop style drones are heavy and have big motors the 6s power is needed.
@@nuno5125 i am learning more from Albert's comment section than any youtube video lmao
I will test motors on my Avata!
Main issue with Cinewhoops are oscillations / jello. I've built 3' and 2.5', both suffer from this.
do you have a tune for c35? or what's a good preset to use?
I just fly whatever came from the factory. I never tune any BNF quad for a review. However, I heard they updated the tune so you should contact Axisflying for the latest tune that matches your hardware. I think there are three versions of the FC for this model now.
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Can i use stack fc and vista?
They are standard parts so you can use them on other frames.
@@AlbertKimTV i love this frame, just wondering it fit or not to put my old stack and vista there. So far i know only speedybee35 can do it.
How does this compare to the cinebot30?
This one is better. Can carry more weight, has bigger more powerful motors.
Do you experience any jello from your fpv camera? I tried this frame with 5 props and it shakes alot😢
I did not have any jello. Try different props. The props you have might be unbalanced.
There are companies building the Shendrone Terraplane 3" and they put 2207.5 2500kv’s motors in it for their 6s.
Sounds like a one-off custom build to me... that design has a lot of the prop blocked by a huge motor. Total trash IMO.
@@AlbertKimTV it's the same build Nurk uses. It's a pain to tune and has power but also holds a line really well. Not good at diving with ducts though.
Shendrones designs are outdated and have not evolved to the current times. Dinosaurs will go extinct.