iFlight FPV Motors
iFlight FPV Motors
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iFlight's XING motors run from 1404 toothpick motors to 4214 X8 cinelifter motors, with the unibell XING2 series as the premium line and XING-E Pro as the budget line. This page collects every iFlight motor in our Motors range. Pick by stator size for the frame — 14xx for toothpicks, 22xx to 25xx for 5-inch, 28xx and 31xx for 7-inch and cinelifters — then KV for the pack voltage. XING motors use the standard mount pattern for their size class, so they drop into any standard frame.
How to choose an iFlight motor
iFlight names motors by stator size and KV, so the XING 2207 1855KV has a 22mm × 7mm stator wound for 6S. The series tells you the build quality: XING2 has a one-piece unibell and larger bearings; XING-E Pro is the lighter-duty budget motor; XING (first generation) sits between.
- Toothpick and micro (1404, 1407, 1504, 1806): roughly 2500–4600KV for 2S–4S on 2.5 to 4-inch props.
- 5-inch (2205, 2207, 2208, 2306, 2405, 2506): 1750–2050KV on 6S; 2405 and 2506 give more torque for heavy freestyle and 6-inch props.
- 7-inch and cinelifter (2806.5, 2809, 2812, 3110, 3314): roughly 900–1600KV depending on prop and pack, with the 2812 1150KV made for the Centurion X8; 3110 and 3314 lift cinema cameras.
- Heavy X8 (2814, 4214): 400–880KV for large cinelifters and industrial frames.
What we stock
XING2 2207 in 2050KV and 4S/6S unibell versions, XING 2207 Unibell 1855/1750KV, XING-E Pro 2207 and 2306, XING 2205 and 2208, XING2 2405 in 1950KV and 1800KV and XING2 2506 1500KV for 5 and 6-inch builds; XING2 1404 (3000KV and ultralight), 1407 4600KV, XING 1504 3100KV and XING2 1806 for toothpicks; the BOB57 2506 1500KV; XING2 2809 and XING-E 2809 1250KV, XING 2806.5 1300KV, XING2 2812 1150KV, XING2 3110 (1600KV and 900KV) and XING2 3110 Unibell 1250KV, XING2 3314 and XING 2814 880KV for cinelifters; XING-E 4214 400KV for X8; the Helion 3110 900KV; Defender 16 and Defender 25 replacement motors; and wire shield tubing.
Compatibility
5-inch XING motors use the 16×16mm M3 mount and a 5mm shaft; larger 28xx–33xx motors generally use 19×19mm or wider patterns; 14xx motors use 9×9mm with M2 bolts and a 1.5mm shaft. Check each listing for the exact pattern. Pair 5-inch motors with 45–60A ESCs at 6S, 7-inch motors with 55A or more, and cinelifter motors with 60–80A ESCs and 12AWG wiring.
Match KV to voltage: a 6S motor at 1750–1950KV is wrong for 4S, and a 4S motor above 2300KV will overheat on 6S.
Frequently asked questions
- XING2 or XING-E Pro?
- XING2 for builds you crash or fly hard: unibell construction, better bearings, smoother running. XING-E Pro for budget builds and beginners: similar sizes and KVs at a lower price, with lighter-duty construction.
- Which iFlight motor for a 5-inch 6S freestyle quad?
- XING 2207 Unibell 1855KV, XING2 2207 or XING-E Pro 2207 for standard freestyle; XING2 2405 1800KV or XING2 2506 1500KV for heavier builds and 6-inch props; XING2 2207 2050KV or XING-E Pro 2306 for racing.
- Do iFlight motors fit non-iFlight frames?
- Yes. They use the standard bolt pattern for their size class: 16×16mm on 5-inch motors, 19×19mm or wider on 7-inch and cinelifter motors, and 9×9mm on toothpick motors, with standard 5mm or 1.5mm shafts.