After flying micros and tiny whoops for a few months (and having tons of fun with those), I decided to build a 5”.

I went with the NewBeeDrone Vivid frame mostly due to the solid way the air unit mounts and my generally favorable impression of NewBeeDrone. I don't plan on mounting a GoPro, so the fact that this frame allows front-mounting of the DJI Air Unit to balance out the weight of the battery in the back is great. Plus I like the look of the front-facing video antennas.

Some very minor quibbles with the Vivid frame:

• Spacing between the air unit and my particular ESC/FC stack is a bit tight due to the camera cable leaving the air unit on that side, but it's workable.
• 3D printed parts are functional and sturdy, but print quality could IMO be a bit better.

I'm running Betaflight 4.2 and used the method described by UAV Tech in his slider tuning video, which very quickly got me to a pretty good tune (with some manual / non-slider adjustment for just the yaw axis).

Thanks to the members of the FPV quad community (big & small) that advanced this hobby to the current state, and are continuing to advance it.

Update 5/10/21: Even though this is probably the least interesting of all the quads I've built so far, this is still my "daily driver", the quad I fly/break/fix the most often for practicing freestyle. IMO it's just really hard to beat a no-hype 5" quad for this purpose. I did change to Gemfan 51433 props, which I much prefer over the 5043 in my original build post.