Is the Mobula 7 the Best Brushless Whoop??

Is the Mobula 7 is as good as everyone saids?
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The Mobula 7 is a 75mm 2s brushless whoop that uses 802 16000kv motors with 40mm quad blade props. It uses an f3 processor with a 5A 4in1 blheli-s esc running Dshot. It has all the standard features of brushless whoops today such as BetaFlightOSD, 25mw 40ch VTX and SmartAudio.
It comes in FrSky, Flysky and spektrum versions.
For just around $100 it comes with the Mobula 7, spare set of props, 4 1s 250mAh batteries, screwdriver, prop remover tool, 1s cable adapter and a charger.
There is a standard and basic kit. The difference is the charger. The basic kit comes with an USB charger and the standard kit comes with a 6 port xt60 charger.
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What's interesting about the Mobula 7 is the power to weight ratio. Weighing in at only 26g it weighs less than the TinyHawk at 28g which is a 1s whoop. The Mobula weighs less than the 1s TinyHawk but has the power of a 2s whoop. This thing is fast!