Sky Viper Dash Nano Drone

Once upon a time in the techno-verse, there lived a wise old man who decided it was time to join the ranks of the drone enthusiasts. Enter the Sky Viper Dash Nano Drone – the tiny aviator that turned grandpa into a flying ace!Now, let me tell you, this drone is like a magical carpet ride, but with propellers instead of a genie. Grandpa, with his decades of wisdom (and a bit of mischief), decided to give the Dash Nano a whirl. And oh boy, was it a hoot!First off, the ease of flying this contraption is like a Sunday stroll in the park – even for someone who remembers when rotary phones were considered high-tech. The auto launch and auto land features were grandpa's favorite, as he could make his drone take off and land with the grace of a seasoned pilot.But wait, there's more! This little marvel can do flips – yes, you heard it right, flips! Grandpa couldn't resist showcasing his newfound drone acrobatics to the neighbors. The Dash Nano became the talk of the town, making the local birds jealous of its mid-air gymnastics.Now, onto the modes – it's like having a drone with a split personality! There's the normal mode for leisurely flights, where grandpa could survey the neighborhood like a high-flying detective. Then, there's the sport mode – for those days when he wanted to feel the wind in his imaginary drone hair and adrenaline in his drone veins. It's like giving the drone a turbo boost, and grandpa loved every second of it.In conclusion, the Sky Viper Dash Nano Drone has transformed grandpa from a wise old sage into a drone-flying sensation. It's easy, it's fun, and it's downright hilarious watching him navigate the skies like a pro. If an old man can handle it with ease, anyone can! So, whether you're a tech guru or just a mischief-loving grandparent, the Dash Nano is the drone for you. Happy flying! 🚁✨

This is just a fun, silly, little toy. I bought this as a gift for my 37 year old adult brother. It's cheap and fun. We set up a little obstacle course and took turns seeing who could make it through without crashing. With some practice you can actually fly this thing really well.Its great for flying indoors. It's pretty durable- I try to be be careful with it but have hit walls and the ceiling with no issues yet.Battery life is pretty short. Not a problem or a surprise. The drone is so tiny that you can only fit a tiny battery on it.Probably an okay purchase for smaller children? It doesn't have any 'training wheels' so to speak, so it might actually be difficult for them. A teenager who plays video games would instantly become very good at flying this.

I build and program all sorts of drones, from trainers for my grandkids to photo/mapping drones, acro/freestyle, racing, and high lift drones.I saw this little guy and it's claims and I bought it, knowing I would be disappointed.But... Wow! So much fun! You put it in sport mode and max speed and it's a diminutive BEAST!IT zips around like a turbocharged hummingbird. I'm a retired airline captain and a former fighter pilot, and one of my good friends is also into drones and a former fighter pilot. We established similar rules to those we had in fast jets, and began a good old fashioned dog fight, lol. It's a lot of fun! We frequently engage in some drone to drone combat while our families are picnicing or something together, driving our wives insane, lol. It looks and sounds as if we're being attacked by rabid hummingbirds or perhaps prehistoric honey bees!Seriously, the speed and maneuverability of these little guys is hard to believe! The controls are very positive and well balanced, so if you start off on the slowest setting with the least aggressive control response and fly until you're bored before increasing one of the elements by one level, by the time you reach top speed and high maneuverability, you'll have it mastered.You will not regret it!The one and only drawback is that the battery is not removable. When the battery is dead you have to wait for it to recharge. It lasts a good while and charges quickly, and they're cheap, so buy two for each person so you can cycle them.

For the $$ fantastic had a couple 3 yrs now

I'm very impressed by this drone, is very tiny but flyies very smooth. Nice handling, plus very responsive and if you put it on sports mode is so much fun. Very agile and fast for its size. I have had many micro and small drones and this one is my favorite so far.Only bad thing might be that is does not have propeller guards so if you crash it very often you might wreck it very easy. So be careful and don't switch it to sports mode until you're confident you can fly it very well.

I had another small drone that I had been flying indoors. This one was even smaller, so I thought I would try it. Because it does not have headless mode, it is more difficult to fly. Indoors, it will bang against a wall sooner or later. And the problem is that when it does this, it goes completely berserk and races across the room in a random direction at speed that does not even seem possible because it is a much greater speed compared to speed at which it flies normally, in sport mode. The first time it did this, I was lucky that it didn't break something that would have been costly to replace. The second time, I got lucky again. If I keep flying it indoors, sooner or later it will break something and I'll regret having flown it indoors. I'm going to stop flying it at all. I would send it back if I hadn't already thrown away all the packaging.