As the first quadcopter for a child, it will do (also with a camera!). A couple of days are enough to master basic flights. In theory, it should hang in one place, but in the room it creates air currents that will pull it to the side - it is solved by fine tuning (in principle, it was possible to adjust it so that it practically hung in one place and you can fly along the corridor). Sensors keep the quadric at a given height - it's convenient, you don't need to constantly steer with two joysticks. The presence of adults is mandatory at first - with inept use, you can get injured or break something. In general, this is still a toy, although soundly made. If you're interested, take it.