Mini Drone, Hand Operated & RC Nano Quadcopter for Kids & Beginners Indoor, with 3 Batteries, Throw to Go, Flips, Obstacle Avoidance, Children's Day Gift & Christmas Gift for Boys Girls -Yellow

If you're wanting to give FPV flying a go, this is a perfect canvas for it. I soldered a 5.8 ghz camera to the battey contacts and added a 3d printed canopy. Comes with 3 batteries which is an added bonus and the altitude hold feature makes it simple for beginner pilots. With 3 speeds, this is quite a versatile quadcopter. Speed 3 is super fast and nimble without being uncontrollable. I highly recommend this little quad.

These drones are awesome and stout!

I bought 6 cars. One battery was hard to get charged.

Very easy to fly, fantastic for beginners or the inexperienced. Extra batteries are helpful. Highly recommend.

Vino el paquete abierto y le falto un tornillo de la tapa del control y la batería del control

This is probably my 5th small drone. I use them to play with our dogs who love to chase/fight with them (which is why I’m on my 5th drone :-). I’ve learned some things from the experience. First, the drone needs to be stable. If you are hovering at a specific height, it should be able to move forward/reverse left/right while maintaining that height. A must for beginners and this one maintains that height much better than its competitors. Second, there needs to be multiple spare batteries. Over time batteries will wear out and having two spares like this one will extend its serviceable life (assuming I keep it out of the dog’s mouth) greatly. Finally (and this is my preference) it should be reasonably quiet after all it’s meant to be used in doors. This is the quietest drone I’ve owned thus far. Should be a good choice for anyone that’s looking for a small drone.

The drones are cute, arrived with all parts intact, the instructions written by someone learning English were not too difficult; but neither of the two drones I have are responsive to the remote controls. Yes, the drones were paired with the controls, they did fly, but to turn right, left, forward, backward, or other wise to do stunts, both drones had a mind of their own. Good thing they were sturdy enough to stand a few gonks aginst the retaining wall, garage, pickup, and rain gutter downspouts. But what to do with them now?

I’ve had this drone for one day and I’ve went through 10 charges so far and I can’t put this thing down. I like it so much I bought another and a battery charger so I can charge more then one battery at once. Can’t wait to see if it holds up