Snapchat: Drone That Helps You Take Selfies

The little yellow drone called Snap Pixy is the latest addition from Snap, which will help Snapchat users take selfie photos without a selfie stick.

The supplement is currently available in France and the United States, where laws are more lenient regarding the use of drones.

It comes at a time when several social media giants are stepping up their hardware and augmented reality offerings and ways to use them to offer more innovative services, but also to earn more.

Pixy works on his own, recording video while flying, which is then wirelessly transmitted and stored in the app, and at the end of the flight, a selfie drone lands on his palm.

Although Snapchat does not receive the same level of attention as other social media networks such as Facebook, currently a very current Twitter or Instagram competitor, it is still very popular and has 330 million active users a day worldwide.

The company claims to reach more than 75 percent of users aged 13 to 34 in more than 20 countries, and the new miniature drone, in addition to looking interesting and making today's most sought-after multimedia accessory - the selfie - allows customers to enjoy the freedom and innovative things.

The price of the drone is $ 230, which is very acceptable for this type of gadget, and it supports voice control and its battery lasts for five to eight flights, which last between 10 and 20 seconds. 

The battery can be changed and charged, and the cameras on the front and bottom have a resolution of 12 megapixels, while the 16 GB of internal memory can hold up to 100 short videos or up to 1,000 photos.

Snapchat effects are supported, and directly on the Snap Pixy drone, it is possible to choose the shooting or shooting mode of your choice even before takeoff.