When I'm researching a new "thing" and there happen to be user forums associated with the new "thing," I always go to those forums and ask users/owners their opinion of the "thing." That is all part of my research, as well as reading reviews and watching videos. I bet the OP, as part of his research, is asking the same question on the Yuneec forum.Determining which is better is subjective. Seeing at this is a Phantom 3 forum, what do you think the answer if going to be. You're better off doing your own research, such as watching review and comparison videos. Not really all that hard...
When I'm researching a new "thing" and there happen to be user forums associated with the new "thing," I always go to those forums and ask users/owners their opinion of the "thing." That is all part of my research, as well as reading reviews and watching videos. I bet the OP, as part of his research, is asking the same question on the Yuneec forum.
Oddly enough, that's the last thing I do. I rarely, if ever, asks owners of a thing "which is better" because it's purely subjective, not to mention completely biased. But to each their own, be a follower or a leader...
...perhaps. Not sure what I attribute your smugness to, but if it is your independent thinking, so be it.Another difference between us then, because when I see "Which is better" I take it for face value. I'm not in the habit of attributing what I believe is what they want when the statement is very clearly written out.
The other thing I don't do is go into a specific forum for a thing and ask such an obvious question when spending a few moments to peruse the discussions already there will yield me my answer. How many threads are there here that list people's opinions of their purchases. How many times must the same question be asked and answered over and over and over again in a forum.
Perhaps it's just me being an independent thinker, and one who can discern this information from the oodles and oodles of information already here about the very subject I'm researching. I guess not all people are self-sufficient.
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