We already had one purchased in 2023. Although we had to swap it initially second one we received is fine. Purchased a second one this year and what a disappointment. First of all, it's a different design. It's not stable whatsoever and very hard to maneuver even for adults. No wonders why it is a frequently returnable item.

Vuela alto, por lo menos arriba del tamaño de un niño de 10 años, divertido y sorprendente. Lo volvería a comprar!!!

Me imaginé que era más grande, pero cumple con lo requerido

Se los recomiendo mucho es de buena calidad y cumple lo que dice la reseña del producto le encantó a mís hijos

Nice beginner helicopter. Stable yet manouverable. Has withstood a few crashes and all still good

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I have been buying these little copters for a couple of years now. They are fun and easy to control. But they are not what you might expect. They are not intended for outdoor use, The IR receiver does not function outdoors due to the increased IR Background light.I bought 2 of these about 4 years ago, and they were also great. They both had separate channels and allowed you to fly 2 of them at the same time. I bought 3 of them for easter (2015) and the new ones have separate channels but they overlap so only one helicopter will fly at once. They also used to be better in bright light situations, now you may have trouble if you have large windows that let a lot of sun in. These are cons, but They have definitely improved the motors and batteries of the new units. The new helicopters are much quicker, and fly longer than the old ones.Overall, they are great, if you have one kid, or if you have kids that share well, It didn't work out so well for my nephews. Also, they are for children mature enough to care for them. my 7 year old nephew thought it would be fun to play with his in the dirt like a truck and was disappointed when it no longer flew because there was grime in the gears. on the contrary, my 6 year old nephew treats his like a Faberge egg, and his still flies great months later.The best part about these is the relative durability. They are hundreds of times more sturdy than more expensive Airhogs helicopters, and can even be repaired, just keep stuff out of the gears.

I love this little micro chopper! This is my first RC helicopter, that I bought on a whim thinking it would break the first time I used it. Dang, I was wrong.I have a large space to fly in, basically a large open warehouse. This chopper has ate the overhead fluorescent lights, sprinkler plumbing, and just about everything else, often crashing down 15 feet or more! I just broke my first tail rotor, after a few dozen flights, but the chopper comes with an extra just in case. It is pretty thin, but easy to replace. Make sure you note which way it's facing, so your forward/rear flight isn't inverted (or do it, for fun!) Other than the damage to the tail rotor, the thing still flies like brand new.It is super stable and easy to fly, though it does have a few limits. I really don't like the IR control, because it's easy to loose signal with unpredictable results. It will often do whatever it was doing earlier, which can be bad, or it just falls out of the sky which is often hard to recover from. No matter, it's built to take it and I wouldn't expect much more for this cost! Flying outside is not possible during the day, but is great fun on still nights. I can get ~30 feet range in a brightly lit space, and I've had the thing higher than I could see at night, just for fun. After some bad wrecks, the circuitry needs reset with a quick on/off cycle. Sometimes, it seems to need to be set on a flat stable surface to "initialize" when you turn it on. I've tried launching it out of my palm, sometimes it works, sometimes I have to set it down. Not a huge issue, just watch for the flashing green light to go steady.This guy came with a USB charger, which is a good thing because charging on the remote seems picky. I think I may have bought cheap batteries, because it had issues charging from the remote. The light will fade from red to green nearly instantly, indicating a full charge. Name brand batteries seem to have fixed the problem, but I'll likely keep using the USB charger to save on batteries! I noticed the green light on the transmitter "fluttering" during use, I'd assume flight control gets wonky if you let them get too low as well, I seemed to have a few glitches but I haven't noticed anything since switching batteries.After figuring out the best way to charge, and the best way to keep the guy in range I've become quite talented at piloting it through lots of fun stuff. There are quite a few cars in my flight space, and buzzing in one open window and out another is entirely possible. This thing is super stable, and the non-spring loaded throttle trigger makes hovering or holding altitude easy. I have not touched the trim knob since I got it, and it still hovers straight. This thing won't tolerate wind well, but that can be fun in certain cases. Flying high above, then quickly descending on curved and slanted surfaces can pitch the copter at extreme angles and speed which is quite fun (with some proper throttle control!) Flying over uneven surfaces will upset a hovering altitude, but usually nothing more than that.A few friends have picked up on this thing pretty quickly, and a few even plan to buy one. I don't think I could have picked a better first RC helicopter!