Radiomaster Pocket ELRS Hall Gimbal Transmitter Remote Control Portable Lightweight Built in LED Light Foldable Antenna（Black Mode 2）

No complaints for the price. Switches and toggles all work, wireless range is more than sufficient for freestyle flying, battery life is solid, ELRS implementation works great. Only minor complaint is the gimbals dont feel super smooth. Not a mark against the radio at this price point, but if youre looking for buttery smooth gimbals, this aint it. Fantastic beginner controller though

The radio is just great. I recently started FPV and this radio has been awesome. I have used it in fpv simulator and a few days aga started flying my micro drone. Radio is very durable, it has dropped from my desk a few times (not that hard though) and there isn’t even a scratch. I’d recommend getting a cover just in case.

Great starter radio easy to use as well

This radio is fantastic, took a minute to figure everything out on it but I freaking love it. The size for me is great, it's not as big as a boxer, some people don't like it but I definitely do , the value for the professional radio is awesome too

This listing explicitly states “ELRS 2.4GHz” in the specifications. The controller I received is clearly labeled CC2500 on the back, which makes that statement false. CC2500 hardware cannot run ExpressLRS. These are completely different RF systems, not interchangeable, and not compatible. This is not just a matter of wording or interpretation: • ❌ CC2500 ≠ ELRS • ❌ CC2500 radios cannot bind to ELRS receivers • ❌ No firmware update can change this Anyone buying this expecting an ELRS 2.4GHz controller will be unable to use it with modern FPV drones unless they add an external ELRS module. Amazon listings and photos appear to mix different hardware variants, but the specifications provided are incorrect for the unit received. Buyers: verify that the controller itself is labeled “ELRS” — not CC2500 — before purchasing.