Most people searching for a drone in Pakistan want one of two things: a camera drone that sends a live picture to a phone, or a remote-control flyer that is simply fun to pilot. Safencia stocks both, 14 models from Rs. 3,500 to Rs. 14,500, and every one has its own page listing exactly what comes in the box and the age printed on it.
The four camera drones all fold their arms for storage, come with a carry case, and have a remote that holds your phone as the screen. Where they differ is the camera. The E88 Pro (Rs. 5,299) has two lenses, one facing forward and one facing down. The S26 Pro (Rs. 9,499) carries a 4K HD camera badge on its box. The P23 Pro (Rs. 9,999) has an HD lens cluster under the nose and a wide LED light bar across the front. The J6 Pro (Rs. 10,900) has three cameras. Above them sits the T5 Pro (Rs. 14,500), the only drone here whose box lists brushless motors, together with obstacle avoidance, intelligent following and two camera lenses at the nose. The S16 (Rs. 5,999) folds the same way and comes in a black zip carry case; its front camera is printed HD CAMERA, it shows its live picture on your phone through its app, and it comes in black or grey with one battery.
The rest are quadcopters built into a shape, and none of them lists a camera. The RC combat aircraft is the cheapest way in at Rs. 3,500. The S9, S12 and S20 fighter jets are flown with a two-stick gamepad remote, the flying sword holds its height with air-pressure altitude hold, the hoverbike carries a moulded rider, the 2-in-1 drives as a drift car and flies as a drone, and the B-2 stealth bomber flying wing has obstacle avoidance printed on its box.
The table below says "Not listed" in the flight time column more often than it gives a figure, and that is deliberate. Most drone boxes in this range print no flight time at all — the S26 Pro's packaging prints no flight time, battery capacity or range — and a number copied from a supplier listing is not something we can stand behind. Where a figure does appear it is either printed on the box or timed by us on our own stock, and the row says which.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the drone price in Pakistan?
At Safencia drones run from Rs. 3,500 to Rs. 14,500. Camera drones are Rs. 5,299 for the E88 Pro, Rs. 9,499 for the S26 Pro, Rs. 9,999 for the P23 Pro, Rs. 5,999 for the S16, Rs. 10,900 for the J6 Pro and Rs. 14,500 for the brushless T5 Pro. Flying toys without a camera, such as the fighter jets, the flying sword and the hoverbike, cost from Rs. 3,500 to Rs. 10,500.
Which is the cheapest camera drone?
The E88 Pro at Rs. 5,299. It has two cameras, one facing forward and one facing down, streams live video to your phone over Wi-Fi, and comes with a remote that clamps your phone, a hard zipper carry case, four propeller guards and four spare blades.
Which drone has brushless motors?
The T5 Pro at Rs. 14,500. Its box lists brushless motors, obstacle avoidance, intelligent following and a 360° roll, and it has two camera lenses stacked at the nose. Brushless motors have no carbon brushes to wear out, so they run cooler and keep their power longer than the brushed motors in budget toy drones. It comes in black with orange or yellow with black.
What is the difference between the E88 Pro and the J6 Pro?
The J6 Pro has three cameras to the E88 Pro's two, an optical flow hover sensor, and comes in three colours (red, black and white) where the E88 Pro comes in matte black and pearl white. Both fold, both use a phone-clamp remote, and both ship with a hard zipper case, four propeller guards and four spare blades. The J6 Pro is Rs. 10,900; the E88 Pro is Rs. 5,299.
Do I need a phone to see the camera picture?
Yes, for the E88 Pro, S26 Pro, P23 Pro and J6 Pro. The remote holds your phone, and the phone shows the live picture from the drone. The E88 Pro and J6 Pro connect to the phone over the drone's own Wi-Fi. The S16 also shows its live camera picture on your phone, through its app. The shaped flying toys have no camera, so no phone is needed to fly them.
How long does a drone fly on one charge?
It depends on the model, and most boxes in this range print no figure at all. Where we have one it is in the table above: the P23 Pro 20 to 30 minutes and the B-2 bomber about 10 minutes, both timed by us on our own stock; the hoverbike 6 to 8 minutes; the combat aircraft jet 8 to 12 minutes; the 2-in-1 about 15 to 20 minutes of driving and flying; and the brushless T5 Pro about 15 minutes. The E88 Pro, S16, S26 Pro and J6 Pro boxes do not state one, so neither do we. Flight time also changes with speed, wind and how often you flip the drone. Every drone here apart from the S16 lists a USB charging cable in its box; ask us on WhatsApp about the S16's.
Are spare propellers included?
On most models, yes. The E88 Pro, J6 Pro and P23 Pro each include four spare blades and four propeller guards, the S26 Pro and the S16 each include a bag of spare propellers, the S9 and S12 jets include four, the S20 jet and the flying sword include two, and the B-2 bomber includes a set. Each product page lists its full box contents.
What age are these drones for?
Most boxes in this range are marked for ages 14 and up, including the E88 Pro, S26 Pro, P23 Pro, T5 Pro, B-2 bomber, hoverbike, flying sword and the S9, S12 and S20 jets. The age for every model is on its own product page, taken from its box.
Can I order a drone with Cash on Delivery?
Yes, anywhere in Pakistan. We confirm stock, the colour, your city and the delivery charge on WhatsApp before dispatch, and you pay the rider when the parcel arrives. Orders of Rs. 4,000 or more ship free.
