According to foreign media reports, GoPro announced this week that it will recall the Karma drone that was just released, which is only 16 days away from the official launch of Karma on October 23.

According to the news, GoPro plans to recall about 2,500 Karma drones, which is the current total sales volume. GoPro will not replace these products, but will give users a full refund.

GoPro CEO Nick Woodman stated the reason for the recall: "In this batch of sold Karma drones, a small number of Karma user reports were received. The report shows that a small number of machines have failed during use and will be in operation. Lost electricity.

However, GoPro said that it has not caused any personal injury or property damage. The company has already remediated this and promised to resolve the issue as soon as possible and resell Karma after the problem has been resolved.

In May last year, GoPro announced for the first time at the Code conference that the company is building a four-axis aircraft, Karma, which was then called "the ultimate accessory for GoPro" by CEO Nick Woodman and said it will be released in the first half of 2016. But in May of this year, Karma jumped the ticket. According to the news at the time, Karma's release time will be postponed until this winter. Winter hasn't arrived yet. On September 20 this year, GoPro released the drone Karma, which has been squatting for a year and a half at the Squaw Valley Resort in California, for $799.

GoPro should have high hopes for Karma, and hope that this drone product will renew the company's weak performance.

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