There have been a few negative comments about this frame and it seems it's by people who 1) have never had a ZMR250 frame or 2) have not looked closely at this one. The ZMR was my first quad. This will be my third ZMR and the seventh quad I have built. My frame is not the same as the pics on Banggood's site. However practically, it's the same. Mine has holes in the upper deck so you can remove the screws retaining the arms without removing the upper deck. This means you can change a broken arm in the field very quickly! There are more slots in the lower deck for different camera positions. There are less cut-outs in the parts, presumably to make it stronger. One thing I don't like is the extra holes at the base of the arms. I assume they are there to zip tie the motor/ESC wires. It looks like a stress point but time will tell. You can find spare arms on the net, the mounting holes are the same as the old ZMR. The ZMR250 is a great freestyle frame and at less than $14USD it's frik'n cheap! Highly recommended as an entry level frame, or as a inexpensive fly-it-like-you-stole-it quad!!!

There have been a few negative comments about this frame and it seems it's by people who 1) have never had a ZMR250 frame or 2) have not looked closely at this one. The ZMR was my first quad. This will be my third ZMR and the seventh quad I have built. My frame is not the same as the pics on Banggood's site. However practically, it's the same. Mine has holes in the upper deck so you can remove the screws retaining the arms without removing the upper deck. This means you can change a broken arm in the field very quickly! There are more slots in the lower deck for different camera positions. There are less cut-outs in the parts, presumably to make it stronger. One thing I don't like is the extra holes at the base of the arms. I assume they are there to zip tie the motor/ESC wires. It looks like a stress point but time will tell. You can find spare arms on the net, the mounting holes are the same as the old ZMR. The ZMR250 is a great freestyle frame and at less than $14USD it's frik'n cheap! Highly recommended as an entry level frame, or as a inexpensive fly-it-like-you-stole-it quad!!!

There have been a few negative comments about this frame and it seems it's by people who 1) have never had a ZMR250 frame or 2) have not looked closely at this one. The ZMR was my first quad. This will be my third ZMR and the seventh quad I have built. My frame is not the same as the pics on Banggood's site. However practically, it's the same. Mine has holes in the upper deck so you can remove the screws retaining the arms without removing the upper deck. This means you can change a broken arm in the field very quickly! There are more slots in the lower deck for different camera positions. There are less cut-outs in the parts, presumably to make it stronger. One thing I don't like is the extra holes at the base of the arms. I assume they are there to zip tie the motor/ESC wires. It looks like a stress point but time will tell. You can find spare arms on the net, the mounting holes are the same as the old ZMR. The ZMR250 is a great freestyle frame and at less than $14USD it's frik'n cheap! Highly recommended as an entry level frame, or as a inexpensive fly-it-like-you-stole-it quad!!!

Good basic frame kit with lots of room for build. Overall, good value kit

Good basic frame kit with lots of room for build. Overall, good value kit

Good basic frame kit with lots of room for build. Overall, good value kit