4DRC Mini Drone for Kids with 1080P HD Camera, Foldable FPV Live Video Quarcopter for adults,With Altitude Hold, Headless Mode, One Key Start, 3D Flips,Gravity Control,Tap Fly, 2 Modular Batteries

This little thing is easy to fly, durable as all getout and has great battery life for the overall package price! I would highly recommend this to beginners and inner 7 year Olds in everyone!

i blew all this money for a drone for my little brother who is 9 and has used a drone before, it didn't last a WEEK, i know my little brother didn't break it because he is very careful kid but somehow this stupid drone has a computer failure and something internal of the drone is broken.

Easy to work with but easily taken by even light wind.

First one broke. New one worked for a while. Probably should be operated by adults

The 4DRC Mini Drone for Kids is an excellent toy for children who are interested in flying drones. This small and lightweight drone is easy to operate, making it a great choice for kids who are just starting to learn about drones.One of the best things about the 4DRC Mini Drone is its durability. The drone is made from high-quality materials and can withstand bumps and crashes, making it a great choice for kids who are still learning how to fly. Additionally, the drone comes with a set of spare propellers, so you can quickly replace any that get damaged during flights.Another fantastic feature of the 4DRC Mini Drone is its ease of use. The drone is designed to be easy to operate, with simple controls that kids can quickly learn to use. Additionally, the drone can be operated via a remote control, making it easy to fly and control.The drone also has a variety of features that make it fun to fly. It can perform 360-degree flips and rolls, making it easy to create exciting and dynamic flight patterns. Additionally, the drone has a built-in camera that can capture photos and videos, allowing kids to capture their flights and share them with friends and family.Overall, I would highly recommend the 4DRC Mini Drone for Kids to any parent looking for a fun and easy-to-use toy for their child. Its durability, ease of use, and fun features make it a great choice for kids who are interested in drones and want to learn more about flying.

Muy bueno cálida comodidad.

Firstly, make sure you have read the FAA’s webpage discussing “getting started” with your new drone and review whether you need to register this drone with the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration).At a minimum, even if you are not required to register the drone with FAA, you must 1) learn the rules for recreational flyers, 2) take the Recreational UAS Safety Test, 3) learn where you can and cannot fly the drone, 4) and check online media for other useful tips and information for new drone pilots. All of this information is freely available on the FAA’s website and the test is free. You are required to keep documentation of successful passage (completion certificate) of the test with you.I weighed the drone, and it is approximately 72 grams, less than the 250 grams weight in which FAA will place additional requirements on you.This kit provides 2 rechargeable battery packs for the drone, and you will need to supply 3 AAA batteries for the controller. There is 1 additional set of propellers, and I would strongly advise you to repack the spares in a zip lock pouch as there are some extremely small parts (screws) that are easily misplaced. Upon opening the set, have the storage pouch ready and do it over a flat surface in the event some of the small parts fall out (which they will). I had a plastic bin (from Amazon) nearby in which I placed the parts. Fortunately, the tiny screws are magnetic, and you can use a magnet to sweep the area if 1 is dropped.Assembly is straightforward, but the instruction sheet is useless in putting together the guard frames and you will have to intuitively assemble all 4 of them. Make sure you have a method to retrieve the 4 small screws during this assembly-if they fall on the floor, you may never locate them.Tips: Practice the “one-button take-off and landing” first and then experiment with the controls while in this mode. This will get you going quickly, even if you are a newbie, like myself. Then, fine tune the controls as the drone will yaw to some extent. Fine tuning is required for all drones, so read the instructions on how to do this.Make sure the 4 propeller shafts are fully deployed before each flight or you will have great difficulty controlling the drone.I could not get the Bluetooth connection working so taking photos or videos is temporarily not possible.Bottom Line: Extraordinary fun, even for us 65+ folks. I highly recommend that you first review the FAA guidelines, take the test, and then have fun!

1st flight did a auto takeoff in the house proved that the hovering would not maintain position and kept crashing into walls and whatever else. I went through three full battery charge cycles attempting to adjust trim and still the same effect. On the fourth battery it took off and crashed immediately. I then shut off the drone, remote control and was about to give up and send it back. Of course I’m not a quitter so I restarted it and auto took off and wala it came up to a hover position and maintained it well. I flew it around in the house in slow speed and found third speed position is a must for maneuvering with some precision. I then took it outside and it is a bit sketchy, unstable hovering and video quality is in the toilet. The prop guards and the low price point it is definitely good for training purposes indoors as I believe it’s range outdoors you can get in trouble quickly.