Drones are fun, but they aren't generally educational. The Ryze Tech Tello ($99) aims to be both by allowing you to fly the drone with an app or an optional Bluetooth remote. You can also program ...

In this Ryze Tello vs Potensic Elfin face-off, I'll be comparing two of today's best drones for kids. There are two of the most popular toy drones currently on the market, but they each offer ...

Tello EDU can be controlled by Tello app, Tello EDU app with smart devices, or Swift Playgrounds on iPad. The box comes with 1 drone, 2 sets of spare propellers, 4 Mission Pads, 1 battery, and a USB ...

Outdoors though, the Tello is hard to control even in the lightest breath of wind – which is an issue that affects all toy drones due to their sub-250g weights.

Though I didn’t test this feature, the Tello programmable, using Scratch — a relatively simple language that’s been a favourite with K-12 educators for years. In conjunction with the Tello SDK, ...

The other question would be control – is this a DJI Spark for a new generation, with a 'real' remote control, or is this more like the HoverAir X1 or the Tello drone (a Wi-Fi phone-controlled ...

The DJI Ryze Tello is the perfect drone for those only just starting out to fly drones, it’s small, easy to use and the inclusion of propeller guards and onboard sensors makes accidents which ...

Ryze Tech, a drone start-up, has completed development of its first intelligent toy drone called the Tello, and will officially debut the new product at CES 2018 in Las Vegas. The Tello is a toy drone ...

The Tello drone is incredibly basic and offers up to 13 minutes of flight time with a single battery charge. Control is via a smartphone app, and although you can purchase a Bluetooth controller ...

LAS VEGAS—The term drone is tossed around a lot, often applied to any toy aircraft with four rotors and a remote control. Inexpensive models, like the $99 Tello, are almost always simple devices ...