If you look at your first mini quad like I did when I bought it, then you are looking for the right product. First off let me say I had no experience with quads before and after about 2 weeks I have mastered my orientation and am delighted every time I get this thing out. I was instantly hooked the first time I took it outside, but the advice is to stay low to the ground and use the guards and landing gear for a reasonable amount of time until you learn how to fly this mini quad . Parts are plentiful and very cheap, so don't forget to grab some extra rookie crash kits because we've got them all! That's what I really like about this ATV. * Completely modular * Very stable * Very nimble when flying without propellers and camera protection, almost too nimble, adjust alignment beforehand. Map. * This quad is perfect for beginners to upgrade to a 350 size quad. * A very popular kick for your quad that might surprise your friends and family. Here are a few negative points for me personally, but I didn't deduct a star from them. *The 500mah standard battery is tiny, buy the 600mah Tennitor 4 pack with 4-in-1 charger for extra fun. *Li-Po batteries can be dangerous and require additional expense for well-balanced chargers. Bring a Li-Po charging case too! Your home will thank you. * All additional parts and batteries require a case, which costs about $35. Again, this costs more money but is easy to get into the park. On this quad, take the 2.4GHz WiFi router antenna and solder it to the remote receiver. This simple and cheap mod will double if not triple your range. I've been trying to process everything I've learned over the past 2 weeks, so far it's been a wonderful journey. I just upgraded my quad today and the new X5C-1s have a different antenna soldering configuration than shown in some of the videos I've watched. Leave a comment if you have a question about this or anything else. If my comment was helpful to you, please give me a positive reply for a helpful comment and thank you for taking the time to read my review.