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Note: Starting February 26, 2026, the product will be upgraded from Air75 to Air75 II, bringing an upgraded flight experience.

Engineered for the next generation of 1S performance, the Air75 II redefines the balance of power and resilence. At its core, a specialzed propulsion system offers three distinct configurations—Champion, Racing, and Freestyle—each tuned with specific motor and propeller combinations for optimized thrust, response, and control. This precision-tuned power is matched by a rugged, purpose-built design, featuring the durabl Matrix 5IN1 II Flight Controller with a high-output 12A ESC and a reinforced frame & canopy crafted to withstand repeated impacts. Built to deliver relentless performance in every flying style, the Air75 II is the ultralight whoop that doesn’t hold back.

Bullet Points - Three Performance-Tuned Versions: Choose the setup that fits your style. Champion: Max-power 0802 28000KV motors & GF 1614 3-B Props for pro racing. Racing: 0802 25000KV motors & GF 1614 3-B Props for razor-sharp throttle response on technical courses. Freestyle: 0802 22000KV motors & GF 1614 3-B Props for smooth, efficient, and cinematic flying.

- 0802 Brushless Motors (2026): Feature a revolutionary 0.1mm stator core, specific magnetic and winding designs for Champion, Racing and Freestyle versions.

- Matrix 5IN1 II FC: Features a robust 12A continuous ESC, 3-point mounting, and a 1.0mm thickened PCB for superior power and resilence.

- Air II Canopy: Features upgraded materials, strategic reinforcements and a redesigned curve with a 15° to 45° adjustable camera angle.

- Air75 II Frame: Its optimized ducts, connecting braces, and PP blend ensure stable, reliable flights.

- Lightweight & Flight Time: An ultra-lightweight design achieves up to 7:30 flight time with the 1S 480mAh battery.

Specification

Brand: Betafpv

Model: Air75 II

Item: 75mm 1S Brushless Whoop FPV Racing Drone

Three Propulsion Systems The Air75 II expands its lineup with three distinct performance profiles: Champion, Racing, and Freestyle. Each version is powered by new 0802 brushless motors, featuring an industry-first 0.1mm stator core, specific magnetic and winding designs for superior efficiency and power. Combined with the new GF 1614 3-blade props and driven by the high-output Matrix 1S 5IN1 II Flight Controller—with a 12A continuous (18A peak) ESC—this system is built to reliably meet extreme current demands. The Champion is equipped with dual‑ball bearing Champion 0802 Motors (28000KV) for maximum power, achieving an exceptional 7.1:1 thrust‑to‑weight ratio for explosive acceleration and track dominance. The Racing features Racing 0802 Motors (25000KV) tuned for razor‑sharp throttle response and agilty on technical courses. The Freestyle utilizes Freestyle 0802 Motors (22000KV) optimized for smooth control, superior low‑end torque, and efficient, fluid flying.

Durability Flight Controller The Matrix 1S 5IN1 II FC employs a 3-point mounting system that creates cushioning space during impacts, reducing stress on core components and lowering the damage rate by up to 80%. Its 1.0mm thickened PCB and optimized layout further enhance crash resilence.

New Canopy & Frame Every version is built on the same foundation: the Air II Canopy and the Air75 II Frame, featuring strategic reinforcements and upgraded materials. This combination ensures consistent durability and reliable performance in every flight. Community Feedback In direct response to valuable discussions within the FPV community regarding the durability of Air 5IN1 FC, we conducted a poll across the Tiny Whoop and BETAFPV Facebook groups. The results were clear: over 50% of pilots prioritized improved crash resilence in the Air Series. This feedback became our central design goal for the Air75 II.

To develop an effective solution, our R&D team evaluated multiple design approaches. Tests indicated that removing a rubber grommet could significantly improve impact protections. To validate this finding, we executed a systematic crash test protocol, comparing the new configuration directly against previous designs. Air Whoops Tested: Air65 (Air 5IN1 FC): With 4 rubber grommets. Air65 (Air 5IN1 FC): With the front rubber grommet removed. Air65 II (Matrix 1S 5IN1 II): With the front rubber grommet removed. Air75 II (Matrix 1S 5IN1 II): With the front rubber grommet removed.

Method: Each unit was accelerated 5 meters in a straight line at level flight throttle and crashed horizontally into a wall. Image transmission, OSD, and receiver signals were monitored after each impact. The test concluded after 20 crashes or upon observed failure. Test Results: