Have built two cinewhoop in my 5-6 years in FPV. With the introduction of the new 3.5" class of frames I thought ltd be time to step it up since both cines previous flew badly. And after weeks of research I decided to give these a shot. Today I soldered them up to a GepRC f722 45a aio board on the Cinelog 35 frame. Will be carrying a full size GoPro on 6s. This is going to be the ideal cinewhoop of my dreams. Foxeer predator v5 micro with Rush Solo, csfr nano and a vas xfire rx antenna. Still have some things to button up before maiden flight. But will try an post it on DroneNation. If these fly anything like the 25mm imperial motors then I'll be telling everyone these are the best whoop motor ever! Not as important but these motors look amazing 😍🤩

These motors are great when they don’t arrive with a bad motor bearing. One of the four I got had bad vibrations and noise from a bad bearing, and after receiving a replacement, a second one went bad as well, having never crashed before.

Have 3. Most recent build went with DJI Vista. Works great and only 90g.

If you’re looking for super smooth, reliable, light motors for your 5” or 6” (some even run them on their 7”s) and you don’t mind spending a few extra bucks then you’ve found the right motors. I run these on both my Apex and AOS setups and I’m in love with these power plants.

Great product...
Love them.

Like zero cogging. And my squirt flies way better than on 1407s.

I love the quad that this frame has allowed me to build. It's very light and compact. It flies exactly like what I was hoping for. My only concern is that after a bunch of crashes a front camera plate is delaminating so I would prefer if the camera plates had 2 horizontal standoffs instead of 1

2 words… fucking awsome. Just wish they would be back in stock.

I've got the non-unibell version of these motors, got them for free hehehe
Works great on my 3.5 inch quad, high quality motors Very happy with them!

Proper application reduces frame vibrations.

Battery Rubber Bands (10-Pack)

AWSOME MOTORS...

This is my first 5" frame and I don't know where this has been all my life. It's magical. Everything feels smooth and flowy, it's easier to fly than the sim, nevermind my old 3.5". Smooth and cinematic, broken 100mph, doing flips and loops and tricks and just floating? It does it all.

I would have loved directions on how to assemble it, but I figured it out after counting lots of screws.

They are good motors in a somewhat unique size. Great for when you need a motor that keeps cool and has enough oomph to swing a bi-blade or low pitch tri-blade on a light craft, or when you need to spin the hell out of a smaller 3-3.5" prop and keep the motor cool.

I have the old version 3450kv 2204 motor on my 5" long range ultralight 3s toothfairy 2 build. They do great. They can swing the big 5" prop on the light 3s craft. Get 15+ min on a p28a 3s 18650.

The fit and finish on the new ones is beautiful. I am running the 2350kv on 4s with 5x5x2 props. Big step up in looks from the old black top white sidewall motors. Performance is basically the same.

I'm running this little powerhouse on my 3s 3" toothpick. This board has to be one of the best I've flown with. It has significantly improved the responsiveness of my build and I will absolutely be buying another in the near future to build a pocket cinewhoop. The board has plenty of options for mounting just about any accessories you'll even want, in addition to being light weight. Plus the built in ESC Definitely seem capable.