Collection: Drones

Toy Spot is a toy shop in Lahore, Pakistan, and we deliver orders across Pakistan. This page is our drones collection: toy drones for kids and beginners, fighter-jet style RC aircraft with stunt modes, 2-in-1 toys that combine a racing car with a flying drone, and camera drones with WiFi FPV, dual or triple cameras, foldable bodies and, at the top of the range, GPS and a remote with a built-in screen. Each product page lists the camera, battery, flight features, remote and what comes in the box.

The sections below explain drone prices in Pakistan, the main types, which features matter for a first drone, how to choose by age, and how to fly safely.

A drone's price depends on its camera, motors, battery, control range and extra features. At the time of writing, the drones in our collection fall into three rough bands:

• Around Rs.3,700 to Rs.5,200: toy drones and fighter-jet style RC aircraft built for flying fun, LED lights and stunts, plus a 2-in-1 car and drone. These are the most affordable drones for kids and first-time flyers.
• Around Rs.7,500 to Rs.15,500: camera drones with WiFi FPV, dual or triple cameras and foldable designs. Some in this band add brushless motors.
• Above Rs.30,000: advanced camera drones with GPS and a remote with a screen.

Prices change with stock and offers, so always check the price on the product page. Delivery is free on orders above Rs.4,000.

The camera is the biggest reason one drone costs more than another. Here is how the price usually follows the camera setup:

• No camera: the lowest prices. Good for learning to fly and for stunts.
• Single or dual camera with WiFi FPV: you watch what the drone sees live on your phone. This is the entry level for photos and video, and our camera drones in this class start at roughly Rs.7,500.
• Triple camera, brushless motors or GPS: a higher price for steadier flight and more features. These sit in the mid and upper bands above.

A higher camera number on the box does not guarantee better pictures. Read what the product page says about the camera, and expect a toy-class camera to look different from a professional one.

Mini drones are small, light and easy to take outside. Many cheap mini drones have no camera and cost the least, while a mini drone with a camera costs more. In our range, a mini camera drone with a dual camera and WiFi FPV is available at the lower end of the camera drone band, from around Rs.7,500 at the time of writing. If you are comparing mini drone camera price in Pakistan, check whether the listing says the camera is built in, whether it is single or dual, and whether the drone includes the battery and charging cable.

• Toy drones for beginners: small, light and forgiving, with easy controls. A good first step before a camera drone.
• Fighter-jet style RC aircraft: look like jets, with a 2.4GHz remote, LED lights and flips. They are built for flying fun and stunts rather than photography.
• Mini drones with camera: small drones that take photos and video, usually viewed live on a phone over WiFi.
• Foldable camera drones: arms fold in so the drone fits in a bag, which helps if you travel.
• Advanced camera drones: brushless motors, multiple cameras and GPS for steadier and longer flights.
• 2-in-1 car and drone: drives on the ground and flies. A fun mix for children who like both. For ground-only RC cars, see remote control toys.

• Remote type: a 2.4GHz remote gives steadier control and lets several drones fly in the same area without mixing signals.
• Beginner features: one-key takeoff and landing, altitude hold and headless mode make a first flight easier. Headless mode means the drone moves in the direction you push, whatever way it is facing.
• Propeller guards: plastic guards around the propellers protect fingers, walls and furniture.
• Camera: decide if you want photos and video or just flying fun, then check the camera details on the product page.
• Battery and flight time: toy drones fly for only a few minutes per charge, so check the battery type and whether a spare battery is included or sold.
• Size and weight: smaller drones are safer indoors and for younger children, larger ones cope better with outdoor wind.
• What is in the box: check the remote, battery, charging cable and spare propellers before you order.

• Under 8: drones are usually not suitable without an adult. If you decide to buy one, choose the smallest, lightest drone with propeller guards and fly it together.
• Ages 8 to 12: a toy drone or fighter-jet style flyer with one-key takeoff and altitude hold. An adult should be nearby.
• Ages 13 and up: a mini drone with camera or a foldable camera drone, once the child can fly confidently.
• Adults and hobbyists: advanced models with GPS and brushless motors.

Always follow the age label on the product page and on the pack. Drones have spinning propellers and are not suitable for toddlers. Drones can also help children learn about flight, balance and steady hands, and our educational toys collection has more toys that teach while children play.

• Read the manual and charge the battery fully before the first flight.
• Start in an open area, such as a courtyard, park or large hall, and practise hovering before you try turns.
• Keep the drone in sight and stand behind it so the controls are not reversed.
• Practise on calm days. Even a light breeze can push a small drone off course.
• Land when the battery is low. If the drone slows down or the lights flash, bring it down.
• Keep a spare set of propellers, because they can crack in a crash.

• Never fly close to people, children, pets, traffic or electric wires.
• Keep fingers and hair away from the propellers, and switch the drone off before you touch it.
• Do not fly near airports, military sites or other restricted areas, and do not fly over crowds.
• Respect privacy. Do not film people without their permission, especially with a camera drone.
• Rules for drones in Pakistan are set by the authorities and can change, so check the current rules before flying, especially with a camera drone.
• A child should always fly with an adult nearby.

• Use the charger and cable supplied with the drone. An unsuitable charger can damage the battery.
• An adult should charge the battery and stay nearby while it charges. Do not leave it charging overnight or unattended.
• Let the battery cool before charging it after a flight.
• Stop using the drone if the battery becomes hot, swollen or damaged, and contact us.
• Do not fly in rain, and wipe the drone with a dry cloth.
• Store the drone and battery in a cool, dry place away from direct sun.

A drone makes an exciting gift for a birthday, Eid or a good school result. For a younger child, a simple toy drone or fighter-jet style flyer is a safe choice. For a teenager or adult, a camera drone gives something to explore. Check that the battery and charger are included, and add a spare battery if one is available. You can also see what other customers buy most in our best sellers.

• Toy Spot is based in Lahore, Pakistan.
• Product pages list the camera, battery, features and what is in the box.
• Cash on delivery is available.
• We deliver across Pakistan, and delivery is free on orders above Rs.4,000.
• We have a 7-day easy return policy, and if a drone arrives damaged or incorrect, contact us for a replacement.
• WhatsApp support: +92 303 6374285.

Our drones currently start at around Rs.3,700 for toy drones and fighter-jet style flyers, go to roughly Rs.7,500 to Rs.15,500 for camera drones, and above Rs.30,000 for advanced models with GPS. The exact price is on each product page.

Drones with a camera in our collection start at roughly Rs.7,500 for a mini drone with a dual camera and WiFi FPV. Prices rise with extra cameras, brushless motors and GPS. Check each product page for the camera details.

Small toy drones without a camera cost the least. A mini drone with a camera starts at around Rs.7,500 in our collection. Prices can change with stock, so check the product page.

For children, choose a small, light drone with propeller guards, one-key takeoff and landing, and altitude hold. Pick by the age label and fly it with an adult nearby.

Look for a mini drone with WiFi FPV, headless mode, altitude hold and one-key takeoff. Learn to hover first, then use the camera.

In headless mode, the drone moves in the direction you push the stick, no matter which way its nose is pointing. It stops beginners from getting confused when the drone turns.

Most toy drones fly for only a few minutes per charge, and flight time depends on the battery, weight and wind. The product page lists the battery, and a spare battery helps.

Yes. Cash on delivery is available, and we deliver across Pakistan. Delivery is free on orders above Rs.4,000.

Contact us on WhatsApp at +92 303 6374285. We have a 7-day easy return policy, and we will help with a replacement if the drone is damaged or incorrect.

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