Nazgul Evoque F5
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Guide price (RRP/street price) – still rough · as of Juni 2026 · orientation, not an offer. Source:hobbydrone.cz (EU, Stand 06/2026). Live shop prices will follow with the affiliate feed.
Our description
The iFlight Nazgul Evoque F5 (here the V2 HD with DJI O3 and ELRS) is a 5-inch freestyle quad – the class that defines the actual FPV hobby. Powered by XING2 2207 motors (1750 kV) on an F722/55 A stack (2–6S, Betaflight), it flies powerfully and agile. Important: it is sold as a BNF – only the fully built quad and a bound receiver are included. You must buy a radio, FPV goggles, 6S LiPos and a charger separately; depending on the goggles that adds roughly €450–650 (DJI) – so a flyable kit is more like €1,100–1,300. The big advantage over closed DJI drones: an open, fully repairable system – arms, motors, props and the FC/ESC stack are standard parts, solderable and widely available. Honestly: this is not a beginner model – reviewers unanimously advise starting on a simulator and a tiny-whoop. EU law: a camera requires operator registration, and FPV flying with goggles needs a spotter.
🤖 This text was created with AI assistance, based on the researched sources linked below.
👍 Pros
- Powerful, agile 5-inch freestyle performance
- Open, fully repairable system (standard parts, solderable)
- Clean DJI HD video (O3), near plug-and-play as a BNF
- Durable carbon frame, great value among freestyle BNFs
👎 Cons
- BNF: radio, goggles, batteries and charger missing (~€450–650 extra, ~€1,100–1,300 to fly)
- Not a beginner model – practise on a simulator/whoop first
- 6S LiPos are consumables; props/arms are crash parts
- FPV flying with goggles requires a spotter (EU rule)
Facts
| Manufacturer | iFlight |
|---|---|
| Category | Drone/FPV |
| Scale | – |
| Drivetrain | Brushless |
| Type | RTR |
| Battery included | No |
| Charger included | No |
| Weight | 0.44 kg |
| Frequency | 5,8 GHz / 2,4 GHz |
Research sources
- Blog Oscar Liang – iFlight Nazgul Evoque F5 Review
- Magazin RChobby Lab – Nazgul Evoque F5 V2 Review
- Shop hobbydrone.cz – Nazgul Evoque F5D V2 HD 6S BNF (ELRS), Preis & Lieferumfang
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