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The media could not be loaded.  What I like about the Gyroscope Remote Control Series Drone is the durable plastic enclosures that surround all the propellers which makes it safe from fingers, from damage hitting an object, and falling from the sky to the ground. With previous drones, they would crash and result in damaging the propellers. The propellers are safe with this drone.In my opinion after seeing the drone fly, I would recommend flying outdoors especially when conducting the cool stunt maneuvers. The drone can pick up some speed and height very rapidly.This product comes with the controller, charger cord, drone, and manual. It requires 4 AA batteries. It also includes a landing pad!It is a good idea to read the safety instructions mainly concerning the battery care. If you are not going to be using the drone for 10 days. It is a good idea to discharge the battery (non-removable hidden LiPo battery) by doing a quick flight will discharge the battery.To increase the LiPo battery life, the battery prefers to be in the area of 20% to 86% charge. The LiPo battery does heat up during flight. After using the drone, allow it to cool before plugging into the charger.I was impressive with the size and durability of the controller. The joysticks are easy to move up and down and can take the abuse from a kid without breaking it. The controller can handle a drop and maintains its integrity. Around my kids, toys need to be unbreakable.NOTE: Check out the Gyroscope Drone after use. I found bush leaves wrapped around the propeller. Don’t worry this drone has overcurrent protection to shut off when a propeller is stopped to prevent the motor from overloading.This VIDEO shows my son providing a demo of flying the drone. I noticed that the reaction time from moving the Joysticks on the controller to the drone to be very responsive. To keep the drone from drifting side by side when hovering, especially trying to land, you can use the left joystick it in the down position while the right joystick is moved up or down.This is a super fun drone to fly indoors or outdoors that you will enjoy with your kids. This drone is not just the basic fly high, low, and hover. It’s a little more complex with stunts to learn.

I got this helicopter and gave it to my friend’s 8 year old son. This was what he said about it:My son is very precise with his toys, be it building, driving, organizing and especially flying. While flying indoors we are able to keep the helicopter steady and navigate through the house with ease after only a few flights of getting used to the controls. The durability of this copter is second to none, after multiple crashes both indoors and outdoors - all pieces are intact and the flight path and controls are still true! Some of the crashes we experienced most certainly would have wrecked other flying toys, but this was not the case for this seemingly indestructible helicopter! We’re talking crashing into tall hedges and falling to the ground and hitting walls hard and nosediving to the floor. We’re both grateful to practice with this helicopter before we fly larger drones and copters as it so forgiving for new flyers.Being very lightweight, flying outside is more challenging with even a little bit of wind. Gusts are liable to send the helicopter in other directions than intended, be ready to make adjustments while outside. Large gusts of wind challenged us, but we could still land before the wind carried the little helicopter far away.The battery life is decent, we seem to get a bit more than the seven minutes flight time per full charge. We highly recommend this for those looking to get confident with their flying skills. The steadiness of flight indoors is impeccable, the maneuvers we tried so far are easy to execute, my son adores this toy and so do I. We still have more tricks to learn!The suggested age range is a little high (14+) which seems to be standard for flying toys - to error on the side of precaution. Within the instructions it suggests to not let anyone under six fly the toy - which I agree is reasonable. Last week during the first parent teacher conference of the year, my son’s teacher showed me some of his recent art creations. A self portrait in a ninja costume, some abstract inspirations, but the most memorable piece of art the teacher shared? A precise coloring of black, orange and gold, immediately I knew what my son’s latest art creation was . . . the helicopter! Sometimes the little things go a long way to create joy and balance in our lives. Most certainly this helicopter is one of these little things for us.

My son loves this thing, but the battery on it doesn't last too long. Probably get a solid 15 minutes of flying time before it start dying. Fun non the less and maneuvers very well, does all thr trick it says it does and has a proper build. Light, but sturdy enough to be used by my kids.... and my kids break things😅