TEMI Mini Drone Kids Toys for 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Years Old Boys - Remote Control Drone, RC Quadcopter for Beginners with 2 Flying Batteries for Age 3-12, Toddler Toys Christmas Gifts for Boys and Girls

This toy was on my 4 year old grandsons birthday list. The minute he opened the gift up he and his dad went outside to play with it. It was a hit.

Small drone that can be used indoors and outdoors. My 6 year old flys it outside with no problem. It took him maybe five minutes to figure out. Sometimes I’ll fly it. Have to admit it’s kind of fun!!

It was hard to fly. The propellers bent and chipped extremely easy. Not worth the money. It lasted my son approximately a hour.

Easy to learn, great acrobatics. It's a bit delicate. A propeller fell off on the first try, but it was quickly replaced. So far this one has stood up to my 9 year old. He loves it.

If you read the instructions, it is easy to use and fun for the kids.

I got this as a Christmas gift and it broke the 1st time used. The drone barely bumped I to the wall and fell to the ground. When we tried to get it to fly again, all the propellers would run until we tried to lift off, then 2 would turn off. Tried changing batteries, etc., it doesn't work.

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The remote control on this drone has a auto centering spring for both sticks in all directions. That's pretty common in low end drones. But what this drone has that is special is that if you push the left stick down for 2-3 seconds it will turn off the motors and the drone will drop like a stone. Not bad if your on the ground and want to turn off the motors. Pretty terrible if you're in a slow decent but not wanting to "land". Otherwise it flies fine. It does have a pretty strong heading lock that is always active. That is to say if you're flying straight ahead or hovering and the drone gets rotated by "an outside force" (like your finger or a tree branch or chair leg, etc), the that will cause and "uncommanded" spin (you didn't use the remote to tell the drone to spin). So the drone will immediately, and pretty aggressively, return to the previous heading. That is pretty good nearly all the time. If you're the kind of pilot that will just jab the controls in the direction you want, you may never notice the horrible throttle behavior. But if you've been wondering why it "randomly" just falls from the sky - you know the reason - bad remote setup. I'm going to return mine - it's unflyable for me and my kids.