iFlight Nazgul Evoque F5 4S/6S

Name: iFlight Nazgul Evoque F5 4S/6S
Brand: iFlight
Price: 820.7 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

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Version	6S
Frame Design	Deadcat, X-Frame
Size	5"
Style	Freestyle

The iFlight Nazgul Evoque F5 is a high-performance freestyle quadcopter that blends aggressive power with a refined, protective design. Featuring a unique "shielded" frame to protect your stack from debris and pre-installed LED side-panels, it is available in both 4S (high KV) and 6S (low KV) configurations to suit your battery preference and flight style.

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Product Description

The iFlight Nazgul Evoque F5 is a premium 5-inch freestyle drone that has become an industry benchmark for "Bind-And-Fly" (BNF) quality. It is famous for its distinctive "shield" frame design, which keeps grass and dirt out of your electronics, and its integrated LED lighting.

Total Protection "Shield" Design: The Evoque features side panels that fully enclose the flight stack and VTX. This prevents wet grass, dirt, and moisture from causing short circuits during crashes, while strategic air vents ensure your electronics stay cool under heavy load.
Switchable Geometry (DC/X): The F5 frame supports both DeadCat (DC) and Squashed-X configurations. The DeadCat setup is perfect for cinematic work with zero props in view, while the X-geometry offers the balanced, symmetrical feel preferred by hardcore freestyle pilots.
XING2 Power System: Outfitted with the latest XING2 2207 motors, which feature unibell technology and a curved N52H arc magnet design. These motors provide a smoother throttle response and higher crash durability than standard motors, giving you confidence in tight proximity maneuvers.
Secured Battery Plug with Anti-Spark: iFlight integrated a protective circuit that eliminates the loud "pop" when plugging in high-voltage batteries. This extends the life of your XT60 connectors and protects your sensitive digital electronics from sudden voltage spikes.

Technical Specifications:

Frame: Nazgul Evoque F5 (V2/V3 compatible)
Wheelbase: 225mm (Squashed X) / 223mm (DeadCat)
FC/ESC: BLITZ Mini F722 Stack (55A 4-in-1 ESC)
Motors (4S Version): XING2 2207 2750KV
Motors (6S Version): XING2 2207 1750KV / 1850KV / 1960KV
VTX & Camera: DJI O4 Air Unit Pro (or O3/Analog options)
Propellers: Nazgul F5 5-inch 3-blade
Weight: ~436g (without battery)
Battery Connector: XT60 (with Anti-Spark)
Recommended Battery: 4S 1550mAh or 6S 1300mAh - 1550mAh

The Pilot's Reality Check:

4S vs. 6S: If you are a beginner, the 4S version is slightly more manageable, but 6S is the modern standard for a reason. 6S offers more "punch" at the end of the battery cycle and less voltage sag. If you’re buying new, go 6S to future-proof your gear.
The "Premium" Weight: Because of the protective panels and heavy-duty TPU parts, the Evoque is a bit heavier than a stripped-down racing frame. It feels very stable and "on rails" in the air, but it takes a little more throttle to pull out of high-speed dives.

📦 Package contains

1 * Nazgul Evoque F5 Drone (4S or 6S)
2 * Pairs of Nazgul F5 Propellers
2 * Albatross Antennas (pre-installed)
2 iFlight Battery Straps (20250mm)
2 * Battery Anti-slip Silicone Pads
1 * Set of Spare Screws & TPU Parts
1 * Propeller Wrench

🤔 Frequently Asked Questions

Should I get the 4S or the 6S version?
The industry has largely moved toward 6S. While 4S is a bit cheaper and slightly "gentler," 6S provides much more consistent power throughout the flight—you won't feel the drone get "soggy" as the battery drains. If you're a beginner, get the 6S version and simply limit the throttle to 75% in Betaflight. It's more "asjalik" to buy the 6S now than to have to upgrade your motors and batteries in three months.
What’s the point of the plastic side panels?
They aren't just for the built-in LEDs. Their main job is to keep dirt, wet grass, and snow away from your Flight Controller and ESC. In a standard frame, a crash in a field often fills your electronics with gunk. On the Evoque, the "encapsulated" design keeps the internals clean, which significantly reduces the risk of a short circuit or a mid-air failure.
Does the Evoque feel different to fly than a standard Nazgul5?
Slightly. Because of the side panels and the extra TPU (protective plastic) on the arms, the Evoque is a bit heavier than a stripped-down racing frame. This gives it more momentum, which is actually great for cinematic freestyle—it feels very smooth and "locked in." It isn't as "twitchy" as a lightweight racer, which most pilots prefer for high-quality video.
I see an "Anti-Spark" connector—what does that do?
The Evoque features a built-in spark filter. Usually, when you plug in a 6S battery, you get a loud "pop" that slowly burns the gold plating on your connectors. This filter suppresses that surge, protecting the sensitive components on your stack and making the whole ritual of plugging in a battery much less intimidating.
How do I change the LED colors on the side panels?
These are connected to the Flight Controller's LED pad. You can change the colors, patterns, or even set them to change based on your throttle position via the LED Strip tab in Betaflight. It’s a great way to make the drone easier to see for a spotter or to just match your personal style.