Tomzon A23 Mini Drone for Kids with LED Lights, RC Quadcopter with Altitude Hold, 3D Flip, Headless Mode and 3 Speeds, Kids Drone with 5 Light Modes, 2 Batteries, Toy Gift for Boys and Girls Blue

Really surprised how good and versatile these little drones are and Grandson has great fun with it. Comes with 3 batteries which give a good flying time. We have only used it indoors, not sure how controllably it would be outside when breezy. Great value for the money. Now bought a second one so we can use them in the battle mode settings.

It worked well for two weeks but then it stopped flying. Changed the parts that were coming in the box but unfortunately still doesn't work. Shame....

I bought this little drone for my son’s 8th birthday, and I’ll admit I was hesitant. Drones often seem like a gamble either they’re too fragile, ridiculously complicated, or stop working after a few flights. Thankfully, this one turned out to be a pleasant surprise. Let’s start with the controller: it’s simple, intuitive, and designed like an Xbox or Nintendo controller, so it feels familiar right out of the box. That was a huge win no steep learning curve here. The drone comes with two batteries, each lasting about 10–15 minutes, which I’d say is fair given its size. Speaking of size, this thing is small about 8x10cm and comes with four spare propellers that are easy to replace. We purposely chose a small drone so my son could fly it indoors without causing chaos. Mission accomplished! It’s been zipping around the house, tackling landing pad challenges, stair flights, and all sorts of wild kid experiments without breaking a sweat or anything else. The RGB lights? A fun touch, especially during evening flights. Now, durability. This drone has taken its fair share of crashes, tumbles, and general 8 year old abuse, and it’s still going strong. It’s practically the Chuck Norris of toy drones. That said, it’s not perfect. Whoever designed the battery compartment clearly wanted to test the limits of human patience. Getting the batteries out is like prying a bone from a dog’s mouth it’s unnecessarily difficult. I’ve had to resort to long-nose pliers just to extract them, which is far from ideal (and definitely not something a child can do). If the manufacturers are reading this, please revisit this design flaw. Another thing: it would be nice to have the option to buy extra batteries. With two, you’re looking at just under 30 minutes of flight time, which is decent, but an extra battery or two would really extend the fun. All in all, this is a great drone for kids. It’s durable, easy to use, and perfect for indoor adventures. Just be prepared to wrestle with the battery compartment every now and then. At this price point, though, it’s hard to complain too much. Oh, and I would’ve added a video to this review, but sadly, I don’t get paid for these things! Rating: 4 out of 5.

It's good drone with two batteries easy to charge and drone has cool lights I went for one without the camera to keep it simple , for 10 £ extra can get one with camera , no fiddly plugs in batterys I like it ver much , but any wind outside it won't handle were well , I already had it up to 50 ft

Grandson enjoyed playing with this drone but it has not lasted a month. It still lights up & the remote is in contact but it just wants to fly downwards - can't get any lift. Is there an answer?

Great fun, kids loved it, I hardly got the chance to play with it!

Bought for my 7 year old for Christmas. Loves it but unfortunately one of the batteries was faulty. Would be good to get a replacement as one only lasts 15 mins or so.

Granddaughter age 7 is delighted with it. So far it appears very robust, the battery life is good and having a second battery is a benefit.