BETAFPV Meteor75 Pro II is a lightweight 1S Whoop FPV drone designed for indoor and outdoor flying. The updated frame, Freestyle 1102 (2026) motors, and Matrix 1S 5IN1 II controller provide more power, better shock resistance, and longer flight time.
The drone weighs just 27.98 g, and with the LAVA II 1S 680 mAh battery, it flew for up to 11 min. 30 sec. in manufacturer's tests. The Air Camera with a 173° viewing angle and 16:9 image format allows you to see more of the environment, making it easier to choose a trajectory and navigate turns. Meteor75 Pro II is suitable for both learning FPV control and freestyle training.

Features:
• Updated Meteor75 Pro II frame with improved propeller guards and reduced air resistance;
• Weighing just 27.98 g – a lighter design than the previous Meteor75 Pro;
• Freestyle 1102 (2026) engines, the efficiency of which, according to the manufacturer, has been increased by 15 %;
• Gemfan 1811 three-blade propellers;
• Thrust to weight ratio up to 6.33:1 with LAVA II 1S 580 mAh battery;
• Matrix 1S 5IN1 II controller with 12 A continuous and 18 A transient current ESC;
• Three-point controller mounting and 1 mm thick PCB board for better shock resistance;
• Air Camera with 173° viewing angle, 16:9 aspect ratio and glass lens;
• Integrated 25–400 mW analog video transmitter;
• Integrated Serial ELRS 2.4 GHz receiver;
• Up to 10 min. 30 sec. flight with LAVA II 1S 580 mAh battery;
• Up to 11 min. 30 sec. flight with LAVA II 1S 680 mAh battery;
• BT2.0 battery connector.
Specification:
• Model: BETAFPV Meteor75 Pro II Brushless Whoop Quadcopter;
• Frame diagonal between engines: 80 mm;
• Frame: Meteor75 Pro II Brushless Whoop Frame;
• Frame weight: 5.80 g;
• Camera canopy: Canopy for Micro Camera 2022;
• Engines: Freestyle 1102 Motors (2026);
• Propellers: Gemfan 1811, 3 blades;
• Flight controller: Matrix 1S 5IN1 II FC;
• ESC DC current: 12 A;
• ESC short-term current: 18 A;
• Camera: Air Camera;
• Image format: 16:9;
• Camera viewing angle: 173°;
• Receiver: integrated Serial ELRS 2.4 GHz;
• Video transmitter: integrated analog, 25–400 mW;
• Power supply: 1S LiHV;
• Battery connector: BT2.0;
• Battery holder hole size: 16.1 × 6.3 mm;
• Recommended batteries: LAVA II 1S 480 / 580 / 680 mAh;
• Flight time with 580 mAh battery: up to 10 min. 30 sec.;
• Flight time with 680 mAh battery: up to 11 min. 30 sec.;
• Thrust to weight ratio: 6.33:1 with LAVA II 1S 580 mAh battery;
• Weight without battery: 27.98 g.
Updated frame – less weight and better impact resistance
The Meteor75 Pro II frame design has reduced the number of lever supports from six to five and changed the shape of the propeller guards. The curved edges of the guards help reduce air resistance, and the lighter design allows for more efficient use of engine power. The frame weighs 5.80 g - almost 2 g less than the previous one. At the same time, crash resistance is maintained, which is important for learning to fly, indoor training and freestyle maneuvers.

Freestyle 1102 (2026) engines
The updated Freestyle 1102 motors feature a 2000 series aluminum alloy rotor housing and a reinforced shaft. These changes are designed to increase impact resistance, while better use of stator winding space helps achieve higher efficiency. According to the manufacturer, the motors have an efficiency increase of 15 %. Together with Gemfan 1811 three-blade propellers, they provide smoother throttle response and power for sharp maneuvers. With the LAVA II 1S 580 mAh battery, a thrust-to-weight ratio of 6.33:1 is achieved.
Meteor75 Pro II can be used with LAVA II 1S batteries of different capacities. With a 580 mAh battery, the manufacturer's stated flight time is 10 min. 30 sec., and with a 680 mAh battery – 11 min. 30 sec. These results were obtained in manufacturer's tests using a battery voltage range from 4.35 to 3.3 V. The actual flight time depends on the battery condition, flight intensity and environmental conditions.

Matrix 1S 5IN1 II Flight Controller
The Matrix 1S 5IN1 II integrates a flight controller, ESC, ELRS receiver and analog video transmitter on a single board. The 12A continuous and 18A transient current ESC is designed to handle the loads of the Freestyle 1102 motors. The controller is mounted at three points, leaving room for shock absorption. The 1mm thick PCB and improved component layout increase the board's crash resistance.

Air Camera – wide viewing angle and glass lens
The Air Camera transmits a 16:9 aspect ratio image and has a 173° viewing angle. According to the manufacturer, the horizontal field of view is 33 % wider than the standard 4:3 format, so you can see more of your surroundings when turning and flying over obstacles. The updated CMOS sensor is optimized for stable color reproduction and less heat. The glass lens helps maintain a clear image and is more scratch-resistant than plastic.

Meteor75 Pro II vs. Meteor75 Pro comparison:
| Parameter | Meteor75 Pro II | Meteor75 Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Frame diagonal | 80mm | 80.8mm |
| Flight controller | Matrix 1S 5IN1 II | Matrix 1S 5IN1 |
| ESC | Bluejay 1S 12 A | Bluejay 1S 5A |
| Camera | Air Camera, 16:9 | C03, 4:3 |
| Engines | Freestyle 1102 (2026) | 1102 22000KV |
| Propellers | Gemfan 1811, 3 blades | Gemfan 45 mm, 3 blades |
| Battery holder hole | 16.1 × 6.3 mm | 16.7 × 6.3 mm |
| Recommended batteries | LAVA II 1S 480 / 580 / 680 mAh | LAVA 1S 450 / 550 mAh |
| Flight duration | Until 10:30 with 580 mAh / 11:30 with 680 mAh | Up to 6:30 with 550 mAh |
| Thrust-to-weight ratio | 6.33:1 with 580mAh | 4.47:1 with 550mAh |
| Weight without battery | 27.98 grams | 30.43 grams |
Downloads:
• Meteor75 Pro II controller firmware and CLI settings file;
• Meteor75 Pro II User Manual.
Package:
1 x BETAFPV Meteor75 Pro II drone;
4 x Gemfan 1811 three-blade propellers;
4 x M1.4 × 3mm screws;
1 x USB-C adapter;
1 x 4-pin adapter cable;
3 x camera hood accessories;
2 x camera mounts;
1 x Phillips screwdriver;
1 x user manual.

































































































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