Your basic beginner drone does not have GPS (global positioning system). This means that it will not automatically return home safely when the battery starts running low. A beginner drone typically has 4 channel or 6 channel options which allows users to move forward/backward, left/right, up/down or rotate clockwise/counterclockwise. The benefit of these drones is that they are cheaper to buy and easier to use, however if the drone is out of sight you will have to use your hand to steer it back. Newer drones are better, bigger and faster than older ones – but they're also more expensive. There are some very good drones available in the market at cheap prices that still perform well and have advanced features such as GPS, FPV camera, and app-based flight experience. The best price of drones with GPS fall into the $200 to $500 category. These drones can return home safely when the battery is running low. These drones with GPS typically come with better quality parts and components, meaning that they will fly more stably and for longer, while also being able to take better aerial photos and videos.