What do you rather have: $300 for a 'toy' drone that might do the job, or $200 mln. on routers that definitively do the job (and stand idle 99% of the time)? I

What do you rather have: $300 for a 'toy' drone that might do the job, or $200 mln. on routers that definitively do the job (and stand idle 99% of the time)? I love how they would run a test on cheap hardware.