so ive been building my own quads for like 3 years now and honestly im just kind of tired of the whole assembly process, spending weekends chasing shorts and reflowing joints. my buddy keeps telling me to just grab a prebuilt and save myself the headache but i always felt like thats kind of cheating or whatever. anyway ive been looking at the iflight nazgul evoque f5 and also the diatone roma f5 v2 as options. the nazgul seems like the more popular choice but ive read some stuff about the stock tune being pretty mushy out of the box and needing a bunch of pid work to get it flying decent. anyone actually running one of these day to day? is the build quality actually solid or does it start falling apart after a few crashes like some of the cheaper prebuilts ive tried years ago. also not sure if i should go analog or digital on this one, i have a bunch of analog gear already but been thinking about jumping to wtf os or avatar at some point

had the nazgul evoque for about 8 months, the build quality is honestly pretty good for a prebuilt, motors are solid and the frame has held up to some nasty crashes. but yeah the stock tune is genuinely bad, like mushy and propwash on any kind of split s or hard direction change. took me maybe an hour of blackbox work to get it where i actually liked it, bumped up the d term a good bit and brought the master multiplier down slightly. once its sorted it flies really well though. id say if you're already comfortable in betaflight its not a big deal. if you were a total beginner it'd be more annoying

i got the roma f5 v2 a few months back and i really like it honestly, comes with the f722 stack which is nice. mine came tuned pretty decent out of the box, at least better than i expected. one thing i will say is the capacitor they put on the battery lead is kind of small and i replaced it pretty quick. also went ahead and swapped the vtx on mine for a rush tank cause the stock one was running warm. but like overall for what you pay its a solid starting point. also re the analog vs digital thing, if you have a bunch of analog goggles already id probably stay analog for now unless you're ready to go all in on the new ecosystem cause mixing is kind of a pain