Review on ACECHUM Hand-Operated Interactive Induction Helicopter by Greg Boulden

We bought this for our 3 year old who will be 3 soon. There is no remote control included, but you don't need one. It is very durable, she even threw it on the pavement with all her strength and tried to make it take off. I was concerned it would fly away but it didn't, we found our battery life to be realistic, probably a maximum of 20 minutes. For us this is completely normal. It was delightful to watch as she chased him. For data protection reasons, I have included a short video clip. To make it fly, just throw it up in the air like a volleyball. To turn it off, catch it or hold it and flip it over. When turning it on, you have to press and hold the small power button on the back. I'd like to turn off the lights, but that's personal preference. I decided to put some pieces of blue masking tape over the center lights to dim them a bit. It included a USB cable with a special small round adapter that plugs directly into the charger. To use the cable, you need an outlet or charger. It's fantastic for our needs and our little one wants to play with it every day. We all (and adults too) enjoy it. It's not very responsive or accurate when reading gestures, but we don't care and we probably haven't gotten the hang of it yet. I hope this helps those who have young children like me. That's cool!