Fully 3D-printed drone capable of flying at 408 mph is the fastest in the world — father-son duo reclaim Guinness World Record title with DIY quadcopter

Published: 3 weeks ago (January 12, 2026 at 01:22 PM EST)

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Source: Tom's Hardware

Source: Tom’s Hardware

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The Peregreen V4 reclaimed the world’s fastest drone title after pushing past a rival’s 626 kmph record.

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