Drones in Poland

162 drones from 32 makers with prices from Polish shops from PLN 119 (≈ EUR 27 at NBP rate 4.3716 of 20 October 2026). Weight, EU class, camera, flight time and components — compared.

In the catalog: 150 models from 32 manufacturers. Prices from 119 to 89k PLN. Available in Poland: 80.

Photo: DJI, product page (dji.com); ZLEA, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0; Zero Zero Robotics, product page (hoverair.com)

Key facts

  • Models listed150 (with price: 89)
  • Price range119 – 89k PLN (89 models with a price)
  • Models with a Polish seller80 of 150
  • Manufacturers32
  • As of16 October 2026

Showing 150 of 150 models

Guide

A camera drone is now something you can buy in an electronics shop next to a camera or a games console. The Robolupa catalogue lists 162 drones from 32 makers (as of 16 October 2026): 106 consumer models from 20 makers and 56 professional ones. For every model we give the maker's stated weight, EU class, flight time, camera, video transmission system and a price from a Polish shop with the date and the seller's name.

Subcategories. The largest consumer group is FPV drones (40 models), from training kits for indoor flying to drones with a DJI O4 digital module. Next come beginner and toy drones (21), small drones with a gimbal camera (17), mid-range camera drones (14), selfie drones launched from the palm (9), drones for advanced filming (4) and one education drone. The professional section covers inspection (24), surveying and mapping (12), agriculture (14), delivery (5) and one education drone. Agricultural and delivery drones fly in the specific category, and sellers usually price them on request, as described in “Agricultural Drones in Poland”.

Prices in Poland. 48 consumer models have a price from a Polish shop: from PLN 119 (≈ EUR 27) (Syma X26PRO, no camera) to PLN 18,414 (≈ EUR 4,210) (DJI Mavic 3 Pro in the Cine Premium Combo). Half of them cost less than PLN 1,599 (≈ EUR 365). Ten models cost under PLN 1,000 (≈ EUR 230), 21 between PLN 1,000 (≈ EUR 230) and 2,000, 11 between PLN 2,000 (≈ EUR 455) and 5,000, and six more than that. The median for small camera drones is PLN 2,122.32 (≈ EUR 485) and for selfie drones PLN 1,449 (≈ EUR 330). In the professional section, sellers price 36 of the 56 models on request. Price ranges and extra costs are covered in “How Much Does a Drone Cost in Poland (2026)”.

Paperwork. 24 consumer models carry the C0 class label, and 70 weigh 250 g or less according to their makers. Low weight does not exempt you from everything: a drone with a camera needs free operator registration, and from 250 g of actual take-off mass the A1/A3 exam and mandatory liability insurance apply (since 13 November 2025). Details: “Drone Registration and the A1/A3 Exam in Poland (2026)”, “Mandatory Drone Liability Insurance in Poland Since 13 November 2025”, “Drone Classes C0–C6 and Subcategories A1, A2, A3 Explained for Buyers”, “Drones Under 250 g in Poland” and “Where You Cannot Fly a Drone in Poland”.

How we compare. Technical data come from the makers' spec sheets; prices come from Polish shops: makers' own stores, authorised DJI resellers, chains such as x-kom, Morele and Neonet, and specialist shops such as MDRON, Megadron, FlyStore and DJI ARS. We always state the bundle, because the gap between the drone alone and a Fly More Combo can reach several hundred złoty. When the maker does not state a value, we say so and do not estimate it.

What is inside. Components are what sets the catalogue apart. For 64 consumer models we list at least one: battery cell, processor, GNSS module, flight controller or motors. According to iFixit's chip identification, the DJI Mini 3 runs an Ambarella H22 processor, a u-blox UBX-M10050 GNSS receiver and a TDK InvenSense ICM-40609-D motion sensor. For FPV drones such as the GEPRC DarkStar22 O4 Pro we list the flight controller, ESCs and motors from the maker's parts list. More in “What Is Inside a Drone”.

Guides: “Best Beginner Drone in Poland (2026)”, “Drones Under 250 g (2026)”, “FPV Drone for Beginners (2026)” and “How Much Does a Drone Cost in Poland (2026)”.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a drone cost in Poland?

48 consumer drones in our catalogue have a price from a Polish shop: from PLN 119 (≈ EUR 27) (Syma X26PRO, no camera) to PLN 18,414 (≈ EUR 4,210) (DJI Mavic 3 Pro in the Cine Premium Combo). The median is PLN 1,599 (≈ EUR 365) (as of 16 October 2026). Professional and agricultural drones are mostly priced on request.

Which drone should I buy as a beginner?

Usually a light drone under 250 g with a C0 class label, a gimbal and GNSS positioning. The catalogue lists 24 C0 models; on 16 October 2026 the cheapest of them started at PLN 740 (≈ EUR 170) (DJI Neo). A drone with a camera requires operator registration, and the A1/A3 exam is recommended.

Does a drone under 250 g need to be registered?

Yes, if it has a camera. Operator registration at drony.gov.pl is free. The A1/A3 exam and mandatory liability insurance apply from 250 g, and what counts is the actual take-off mass, for example with a heavier battery.

Is drone liability insurance mandatory in Poland?

Since 13 November 2025 it is, for operators of drones with a take-off mass from 250 g to 20 kg, including hobby flyers. According to the comparison site Rankomat and the portal Antyweb, a policy for a recreational drone costs from about PLN 70 (≈ EUR 16) a year (as of 16 October 2026). Flying without one carries a PLN 4,000 (≈ EUR 915) fine.

How do FPV drones differ from regular camera drones?

With an FPV drone the pilot watches the live camera feed through goggles and often flies in manual mode. The catalogue lists 40 FPV models, from small training kits with analogue video to drones with a DJI O3 or O4 digital module. The median price of FPV models with a Polish shop is PLN 1,599 (≈ EUR 365).

What does the component information on a drone page mean?

For 64 consumer models we list at least one component: battery cell, processor, GNSS module or flight controller. For the DJI Mini 3 and Mavic 3 Pro we use iFixit chip identification; for FPV drones, the makers' parts lists.