Potensic A20 Mini Drone For Kids And Beginners RC Nano Quadcopter 2.4G 6 Axis, Altitude Hold, Headless Mode Safe And Stable Flight, 3 Batteries, Great Gift Toy For Boys And Girls -Red Review

If you try to learn the control of a drone, hoping that one day you would fly FPV drones at high speed with an instinctive feel for the controller, there is no better drone than this. As I understand, there are multiple brands with various price points of the original "Firefly" drone, this just happens to be the one I bought.It is great because it is small, responsive, and tough, with three speed settings. Even more, it is so much fun! The lights (front white, rear red) make it easy to fly even

Great little drone to fly. The controller is nice. Battery life about 10 minutes. My only gripe about this drone is the way the battery plugs into the bottom. I've used a number of RC vehicles that use this system of having to plug a tiny plug into a tiny socket. The plug is on a very short wire that can and will break off after a few uses. I would pay $10 more for this drone if it had a snap on battery.

When I was a kid I spent endless hours building expensive RC planes only obliterate them learning to pilot them. This thing is serious bang for your buck. It’s quiet and safe to fly indoors. Kids can crash it into the Christmas tree again and again without drama. One little tip- order two.

This was a perfect gift for a 6 yr old boy who is hard on his toys. This mini-drone is durable and easy to operate. I appreciate that it came with (2) extra drone batteries and that they re-charge quickly for lots of flying time. Happy to recommend to others.

It’s really fun and fast. It’s great for beginners. Ive crashed it violently a few times now and it’s still going strong.

The good: My destructo-child hasn’t managed to break it yet. It’s also fairly easy for him to fly and control. And it’s small and light so he’s not likely to break anything in the house flying it (it’s currently -8 out so going out with it isn’t gonna happen right now)The mediocre: it’s kind of a pain to get it paired to the remote sometimesThe bad: The battery life sucks. I mean REALLY sucks. Thing will fly MAYBE 5-6 minutes before needing to swap out the battery. And the charging cable will…

My past experience in hobbyist flying was 50 years ago with a gas engine airplane flying in circles. For the past few years I have had a passing interest in drones. But I was not about to spend $500 to $1000+ to give it a try.When I saw this little drone at such a low price, I knew it was time to try flying again.After reading the manual, my first flight crashed in seconds. There was no damage. My second flight went much better. I still crash from time to time, but I keep learning. And the…

I don't write many reviews and I'm actually skeptical of reading them lately. It seems like someone is always getting paid behind the scenes for a glowing review. Anyway, I'm not one of those. That said, I have a much larger and much more expensive drone that I have fun with at my local park. One thing it is not good for is flying in the house. So I ended up getting this drone because of the great reviews. I can tell you that it lives up to the hype. I've learned to fly it under chairs, through

Picked up a couple of these for a fun Christmas present. Both can be flown at the same time on separate controllers. I really like the different speed modes that let all skill levels fly fairly easy. Naturally the trim capabilities are limited but y