Review on ACECHUM Hand-Operated Interactive Induction Helicopter by John Thawngzauk

This flying drone is mostly surrounded by a flexible cage. The cage is relatively soft and the drone is unlikely to cause significant harm to anyone or anything. It flies autonomously, using infrared lighting and sensors to avoid walls and other obstacles. It is not reliable, but the collisions did not damage our house. Indoor flying is best with relatively high ceilings and ample open spaces. Flying outdoors can be problematic as there is no affordable way to directly control where a drone flies or how high it can fly. Flying outdoors in windy conditions will most likely result in drone loss. All people, young and old seem to enjoy this drone - even dogs enjoy chasing it. The battery lasts about 6 minutes per flight and the charging time is less than 30 minutes. The package comes with a USB charging cable but no USB port - I charged it by plugging it into the USB port on my Surface computer. This is the third electronic device I've received recently that only has a short USB charging cable. Maybe we've finally gotten to the point where there's a halfway standardized solution for electric charging. In summary, this is a delightfully fun "flying saucer" that jumps and dances in an amazing way. It also crashes hard without hurting itself or anything else. I would recommend this to any of my family members or friends.