Yuneec · Camera drone · Announced January 2018

Yuneec Typhoon H Plus

Name: Yuneec Typhoon H Plus
Brand: Yuneec
Availability: InStock

Yuneec showed the Typhoon H Plus at CES in January 2018 as the bigger, quieter successor to the Typhoon H. The frame grew to 520 mm, Yuneec claimed it was 40 percent quieter, and the new C23 camera put a 1-inch, 20 MP sensor on a gimbal that spins a full 360 degrees once the landing gear folds up. That gimbal lets you pan forever without turning the drone. Six rotors mean it can keep flying and land on five if a motor quits. Kits with Intel RealSense obstacle avoidance came that summer. It's still a strong camera ship, and Yuneec still sells its spare parts.

Typhoon H PlusTyphoon H Plus with Intel RealSense

Spec at a glance

Maker: Yuneec
Type: Camera drone
Launched: 2018
Made: Announced January 2018
Takeoff weight: 2.06 kg with the C23 camera and RealSense module
Camera: C23, 1-inch 20 MP CMOS, 23 mm, 91-degree view, 360-degree gimbal
Video: 4K at up to 60 fps, H.264 or H.265
Flight time: Up to 28 minutes (rated, with C23)
Range: About 1.6 km (1 mile) control range in ideal conditions; 2.4 GHz control, 5.8 GHz 720p video
Obstacle sensing: Forward ultrasonic; Intel RealSense module on some kits
Also listed as: Typhoon H+, Yuneec H Plus, Typhoon H Plus RealSense
Typical eBay ask (Oct 14, 2026): $1,200–$1,225

Before you fly

The rules, the lock and what it pairs with

Takeoff weight: 2,060 g, register it

Remote IDNeeds a Remote ID module: No Yuneec model appears on the FAA's Remote ID Declaration of Compliance list, so fly it with a Remote ID broadcast module or at a FRIA. At about 2 kg it must be registered with the FAA.
Account lock: Yuneec doesn't document an account lock, and says its drones don't send photos, video or telemetry to outside servers. The drone binds to its ST16S controller, so buy them together.
Controller: The ST16S, an Android ground station with a built-in 7-inch screen; no phone needed. Kits came with one, and the drone is far less useful without it.
App and firmware: Flown from the software on the ST16S. Yuneec still repairs the Typhoon H Plus and lists spares (C23 camera, motors, arms, ESC module) in its shop.

Should come with it

The ST16S controller
Two or more 4S 5250 mAh batteries and the SC4000-4H charger
The C23 camera
The Intel RealSense module, if you want obstacle avoidance

Check the listing photos against this list, and ask the seller about anything you can’t see. A missing piece should come off the price.

What to check

Yuneec treats propellers, prop mounts and batteries as wear parts on its hexacopters. The ST16S is a tablet underneath, and Yuneec says a full one slows down, so clear old media off it.

01Controller: Check the photos for the ST16S with its 7-inch screen. Without it you'd need to source one before you can fly.
02Camera: Look for the C23 camera in the photos and ask for a short clip. A Typhoon H Plus without its camera is a big missing piece.
03Gimbal spin: Ask the seller to show the gimbal turning a full circle with the landing gear up. It should rotate smoothly with no stutter.
04Six motors: Ask for a video of all six motors spinning up. They should all start and sound even.
05Batteries: Count the batteries and look for swelling in the photos. They should be flat, and LiPo packs left full for months are a risk.
06Propellers and mounts: Look at the props and their quick-release mounts in the photos. They should lock with no play.
07Remote ID: Budget for a broadcast module. Yuneec's drones aren't on the FAA's built-in Remote ID list.

New to used drones? How to check a used drone covers batteries, gimbals and crash damage, and Remote ID and registration explains what the FAA expects once it’s yours.

Buying guide

Which one to buy

§ Oct 14, 2026

Only one Typhoon H Plus is for sale, a RealSense version with the ST16S controller at $1,206 delivered, so there's no market to read. The photo shows the drone and ST16S with packs and chargers laid out, and the drone binds to its ST16S, so it matters that they come together. No Yuneec model is on the FAA's Remote ID list, so you'd fly it with a broadcast module or at a FRIA, and at about 2 kg it must be registered with the FAA. Yuneec still repairs the H Plus and lists spares such as the C23 camera, motors and arms, but ask how many batteries come with it, for photos showing they aren't swollen, and for a short video of the gimbal leveling at power-on.

Listed now: 1
For parts: 0
Typical ask: $1,200–$1,225
Full range: $1,200–$1,200

Cheapest
$1,206.33est. delivered
The only Typhoon H Plus for sale, with Intel RealSense and the ST16S it binds to, at $1,206 delivered from a 100% seller. No battery count or test is titled, so ask for both.
Yuneec Typhoon H Plus Professional Drone Intel RealSense and ST16S Controler.
View on eBay ↗: Yuneec Typhoon H Plus Professional Drone Intel RealSense and ST16S Controler.$1,206.33 est. delivered

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Yuneec Typhoon H Plus Professional Drone Intel RealSense and ST16S Controler.
$1,206.33est. delivered
$1,200.00 + $6.33 shipping
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RealSense version with the ST16S. No battery count titled.
Seller: avgjoe.423
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View on eBay ↗: Yuneec Typhoon H Plus Professional Drone Intel RealSense and ST16S Controler.

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Spec at a glance

Maker

Yuneec

Type

Camera drone

Launched

2018

Made

Announced January 2018

Takeoff weight

2.06 kg with the C23 camera and RealSense module

Camera

C23, 1-inch 20 MP CMOS, 23 mm, 91-degree view, 360-degree gimbal

Video

4K at up to 60 fps, H.264 or H.265

Flight time

Up to 28 minutes (rated, with C23)

Range

About 1.6 km (1 mile) control range in ideal conditions; 2.4 GHz control, 5.8 GHz 720p video

Obstacle sensing

Forward ultrasonic; Intel RealSense module on some kits

Also listed as

Typhoon H+, Yuneec H Plus, Typhoon H Plus RealSense

Typical eBay ask (Oct 14, 2026)

$1,200–$1,225

The rules, the lock and what it pairs with

Takeoff weight: 2,060 g, register it

Remote IDNeeds a Remote ID module

No Yuneec model appears on the FAA's Remote ID Declaration of Compliance list, so fly it with a Remote ID broadcast module or at a FRIA. At about 2 kg it must be registered with the FAA.

Account lock

Yuneec doesn't document an account lock, and says its drones don't send photos, video or telemetry to outside servers. The drone binds to its ST16S controller, so buy them together.

Controller

The ST16S, an Android ground station with a built-in 7-inch screen; no phone needed. Kits came with one, and the drone is far less useful without it.

App and firmware

Flown from the software on the ST16S. Yuneec still repairs the Typhoon H Plus and lists spares (C23 camera, motors, arms, ESC module) in its shop.

Should come with it

The ST16S controller

Two or more 4S 5250 mAh batteries and the SC4000-4H charger

The C23 camera

The Intel RealSense module, if you want obstacle avoidance

Check the listing photos against this list, and ask the seller about anything you can’t see. A missing piece should come off the price.

What to check

Yuneec treats propellers, prop mounts and batteries as wear parts on its hexacopters. The ST16S is a tablet underneath, and Yuneec says a full one slows down, so clear old media off it.

01Controller: Check the photos for the ST16S with its 7-inch screen. Without it you'd need to source one before you can fly.

02Camera: Look for the C23 camera in the photos and ask for a short clip. A Typhoon H Plus without its camera is a big missing piece.

03Gimbal spin: Ask the seller to show the gimbal turning a full circle with the landing gear up. It should rotate smoothly with no stutter.

04Six motors: Ask for a video of all six motors spinning up. They should all start and sound even.

05Batteries: Count the batteries and look for swelling in the photos. They should be flat, and LiPo packs left full for months are a risk.

06Propellers and mounts: Look at the props and their quick-release mounts in the photos. They should lock with no play.

07Remote ID: Budget for a broadcast module. Yuneec's drones aren't on the FAA's built-in Remote ID list.

New to used drones? How to check a used drone covers batteries, gimbals and crash damage, and Remote ID and registration explains what the FAA expects once it’s yours.

Yuneec Typhoon H Plus

Spec at a glance

The rules, the lock and what it pairs with

What to check

Which one to buy

For sale on eBay