When everything is working, this is fast, close proximity freestyle flying through a country town, with flips mixed in among tight fly throughs. For someone about 10 months into the hobby, that combination of speed and precision reads as serious progress, and the flying itself is the star here rather than any single part choice.
The rig is a 5 inch drone running DJI O4 Pro gear with DJI Goggles 3, and the maker flies with the OSD turned on. That is a tidy, current setup for freestyle work, and it clearly suits the kind of aggressive, flowing lines being flown around town.
Two details stand out to me. First, the maker prefers 60Mbits for fast flowy flying because of the visuals, which is a preference I can get behind; image quality matters a lot when you are threading gaps at speed. Second, race mode gets used on occasion for high speed racing, and that mode can reach roughly 15 ms minimum latency, a figure that shows how much headroom the gear has when it is pushed. I also like that a pitch reading on the OSD is used as a guide when flying backwards. That seems like a smart way to keep orientation honest when the quad is pointed somewhere unusual.
Not everything goes to plan, and the maker has occasionally ended up stuck in trees, which feels like an honest trade off for flying that close to obstacles. The open question is spots: the maker is still looking for other good places to fly in the area, so the search for locations continues.