I'm going to be in the minority here, but I'm going to base my opinion on two things. You're 16 and probably not pulling in $90k a year. You're 16 and maybe a bit more likely to take risks than a person over 40. If I'm wrong, feel free to disregard my opinion.
I would buy a standard. My first multi-rotor was $150 and is still flying. My second was a home built 250 racing quad that is currently at the bottom of a lake (building another right now) that cost about $200. My most recent is the P3P.
I fly with a buddy who is 25 and the standard is cheap enough that he can stay in the hobby if he crashes it, but expensive enough that he has fun, but doesn't push the limit.
BTW, I'm south of 45 with a 15 year old son, if that makes a difference.
You can't go wrong with any of the P3 but expect to spend more than the base purchase price. Extra batteries, extra SD cards, video editing software, case, etc.
Just my $.02. Best of luck to you buddy.