The 'Halo RC Archon' is a low profile top mounted battery frame, designed primarily for FPV freestyle flying.

Frame specifications

• Armattan 3k Matte Carbon Fibre
• 4mm Arms - 1.5mm Plates
• Low Profile Top Mount Battery
• FPV Camera Protection (25-55 degrees)
• HD Camera Mounting Options
• Hybrid/Squashed X Motor Layout
• Chamfered Arms
• Arm End Motor Protection
• Spacious Build Area (20mm Height)
• 7075 Aluminium & Hardened Steel Hardware
• 5 inch - 235mm - 115g

Frame assembly

The arms of the frame are nicely chamfered and the parts where very clean and had barely any carbon fibre dust on them. Since I read about it I applied CA glue on all the edges with the help of a cotton bud, not sure it is really necessary but it doesn't hurt either :).
The frame came together easily and provides easy access to all components when the top plate is removed.

Motors

I did quite a bit of research on what motors to buy for my first build and finally decided on either 2205 or 2206 2400-2600kv motors from either EMAX, T-Motor or BrotherHobby.
I stumbled on these HaloRC Icarus motors when looking around for a frame and so far I'm very pleased with them in regards to price, quality and performance.
I opted to sleeve the motor wires with PET nylon cable sleeves, mainly for looks and I thought it might also offer a bit protection from the props.

The HaloRC 'Icarus' is a high quality 2205 motor manufactured by BrotherHobby.

• 2205 - 2500kv
• N52H Arc Magnets
• EZO 8x4x3mm Bearings
• Titanium Hollow Shaft
• Single Stranded Wiring
• Tight Air Gap
• No of Cells - 3-6s
• 26.3g with 16cm wire
• 23.2g with no wire
• 4 x Steel 7mm Screws
• 1 x Aluminium Locknut
• 1 x Prop Seat

Conclusion

Since I'm pretty new to the hobby and this is my first 5" drone and build, the drone did suffer a few crashes allready and the frame is still in excellent condition. It's a very sturdy and lovely looking frame (imho) that is fairly light weight.
All in all I am very happy with this frame and build, all I need now is practice ;)