RadioMaster Pocket Portable Remote Controller Hall Gimbal EdgeTX Built in LED Light Mode 2 (Transparent, ELRS)

Came perfect condition was a bit overpriced but very fast shipping works perfectly

The RadioMaster Pocket ELRS (Transparent) has become my go-to controller for quick flying sessions and travel. The transparent case with built-in LEDs isn't just eye-catching - it's actually useful for visualizing switch positions in low light conditions. What impresses me most is how RadioMaster packed full EdgeTX functionality into such a compact form factor. The hall effect gimbals provide smooth, precise control despite their smaller size. As a thumb flyer, I find the ergonomics comfortable for extended sessions, though pinchers may need a short adjustment period. The 250mW ELRS internal module delivers reliable connectivity with excellent link quality throughout my flights. Battery life is good with dual 18650 batteries (not included), easily handling 4-5 hours of active flying before needing a recharge. The foldable antenna and removable stick ends make this truly pocket-sized for transport. I appreciate the thoughtful design touches like the perfectly balanced neck strap hook position and the backlit LCD screen that's readable even in bright sunlight. For beginners, this offers tremendous value with full EdgeTX capabilities at an entry-level price. For experienced pilots, it makes an excellent secondary radio for travel or flying tiny whoops. The external module bay also accepts nano-sized modules for future expansion. The only minor drawbacks: the USB charging and connection ports are separate, and the gimbal tension adjustment screws are a bit difficult to access. But these are minor quibbles for what has become my favorite portable transmitter. Whether you're just starting out or looking for a capable travel companion to your main radio, the RadioMaster Pocket delivers excellent performance in a truly portable package.

muito bom.chegou antes do prazo, super rápido. o controle é lindo, fácil de conectar com simuladores, muito bom mesmo.

The RadioMaster Pocket is a fantastic entry point or secondary controller for drone pilots who value portability. Despite its small size, the Hall Effect gimbals feel smooth and precise, providing excellent control for both simulators and real-flight scenarios. The built-in EdgeTX firmware and ELRS support make it incredibly versatile, and the transparent casing adds a great aesthetic touch to a very capable piece of tech.

I really like that it ships with a current build of EdgeTX and with latest (as of this writing) 3.3 version of ELRS on the version I selected. If you plan on using this radio with some of the pre-built quads with built-in ELRS, you may need to update your receivers if they don't bind. I like that for $65 I got a full-featured 16 channel transmitter with hall effect sticks. I like how the A and D switches light up when active. I purchased this radio to be a companion to a Pavo Pico cinewhoop. Altogether the quad, batteries and this TX fit easily in my daypack with plenty of room to spare. The stick tension is, thankfully, adjustable. It arrived with the sticks so stiff it felt like a toy, but a few moments with an allen wrench and it is smooth and responsive. One other thing I like is the momentary switch is a large pushbutton on the left side making this radio a suitable choice for controlling Discus Launch Gliders. Receivers are cheap and the signal robust with easy wifi setup. Very Pleased with this radio!

Been flying this for a free months now and it’s great, plenty of tutorials on YouTube on how to set things up. The only issue I’ve had is trying to get the momentary contact switch and scroll wheel to get recognized in betaflight but I got some help from Internet forums and got it working. More customizable than you could ever want and works fine for sims My only complaint it the battery life, I’m not sure if I have something set wrong but it seems to drain batteries like crazy sometimes, and sometimes it seems ok. The charging LEDs are confusing, they use RED and not green, I’m still not sure what light pattern is supposed to indicate fully charged.