Drones for Kids – Easy to Use RC Quadcopter with Bat Design, Altitude Hold, Headless Mode, Blue & Green Lights, Propeller Protection, 2 Batteries, Remote – Great Gifts for Boys Age 6-12
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Product Description
How do I use the one-key takeoff function?
Simply press the one-key takeoff button on the remote control. The drone will automatically lift off from the ground and hover at a certain altitude. This feature makes it easy for beginners to start flying.
How do I use the 3D flip function, and why doesn’t it work with low battery?
Press the “3D Flip” button and choose a direction. If the battery is low, flips may not work. Recharge to continue.
How do I calibrate the drone after startup or a crash?
After starting up or a crash, hold the left joystick downward to the left and the right joystick downward to the right. The lights will flash green to indicate successful calibration. Only calibrate when the drone is on the ground.
How do I know when the drone’s battery is low?
When the battery is running low, the drone’s red LED lights will start blinking, signaling that it’s time to land and recharge or replace the battery.
Can I fly the drone outdoors when it’s windy?
It’s not recommended to fly the drone outdoors in windy conditions, as strong winds can make it hard to control and may lead to crashes or loss. For best results, fly indoors or in calm weather.
Easy One-Key Takeoff/Landing & 3D Flip – Perfect for Beginners: Effortlessly fly with one-key takeoff/landing and 3D flips. Ideal for kids aged 6-12, this user-friendly RC drone features headless mode and altitude hold. Its durable design is perfect for indoor fun and first-time pilots.
Three Adjustable Speed Modes: This kids drone has three-speed modes to help children start slow and gradually enhance their flying skills. Ideal for boys aged 8-12, it challenges kids to develop their abilities while having fun. Perfect for STEM learning and skill-building.
Stunning Lights for Exciting Flights: Fly in style with five vibrant LED colors and a headlight for added visibility. This mini drone for kids will stand out in any room or outdoor space. When changing directions, the corresponding lights flash, making it easier to control and enjoy.
Dual Battery Design for Extended Fun – 16 Minutes of Flight: Equipped with two rechargeable batteries, this kid drone provides up to 16 minutes of flying time. More playtime means more fun! Perfect for hobby RC quadcopters & multirotors enthusiasts
The Ultimate Gift for Kids – Fun, Educational, and Exciting: This drone for kids is the perfect choice for birthdays, Halloween,Christmas, or any special occasion. A remote control drone that combines fun with learning, it’s a fantastic stem toy that will bring smiles to children’s faces.
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Brighter –
Great value toy that performs beyond its price tag
For anyone who has ever owned an actual drone – yes, you’re right in thinking this is a “toy” compared to a real drone. However, this is perfect for kids because it teaches them the ropes of drone control and they’ll have fun with it. The drone itself is very small but packs some speed and altitude that caught me by surprise. I assumed it’d be a cheap, Arcade-prize style drone, and it is in some ways, but all the essential ways, it’s not.It’s heavier than you’d anticipate, which makes the flying feel more fluid and easy to control. We still like to fly it out in the park across our street, but in the front yard or backyard (if you like your neighbors). It does give off an audible sound that can be annoying to some, but thankfully, my dog doesn’t freak out when he hears or sees it.It does state 14+ in the age range, but I don’t see how that is realistic. Most 14+ will not enjoy this as much as kids do – especially with the design of the lights and the “Batman” sign on the drone. My son is nine, and he’s able to fly it responsibly. I’m usually with him when he flies it anywhere outside the home, so I don’t see the problem with an 8+ child using it alone. Just use your parental judgment.The battery charging could be more convenient because it is not a traditional plug-n-charge. You must take the battery out each time, which you must disconnect. This is fine with me, but with kids, it may be easy to break the piece that connects. We’ve had issues with these types of charging before – it’s incredibly cheap to make, so I understand why they do it, but I’d pay an additional amount for an actual charging port. Thankfully, the controller takes AAA batteries (3), so you won’t have to worry about charging it. TBD how long the batteries last, but you’ll need your own, so make sure you put some quality batteries in there.The lights are a nice touch, too, though we won’t be doing much night flying – it would be easy to do with the lights.
P. Arnote –
Decent entry-level drone
My kids have been asking for a drone for a while (especially my eight year old daughter), so I got this for them. It appears to be very well made, with decent range for an entry-level drone. I love that it comes with two batteries, so they can take equal turns with the drone controls, each getting one battery’s worth of flying time at a time. We’ll see how well it holds up to an 8 and 11 year old!
Tyler Hedrick –
Looks like the picture!
This is a cute little drone. It looks like the picture. It’s slightly smaller than I expected and very light weight. It’s been holding up well though. The controller is easy to use and this is a great option for a kiddo whose a beginner and just starting out. It comes packaged nicely in a box with an instruction manual. Make sure you pick up some batteries though as they are not supplied!
Jill –
Great Experience Flying This Drone!
We recently tried out this drone, and from start to finish, it was a pretty fun experience. Setting it up was quickâjust charge the batteries and pair the remote. Once we got it in the air, the controls were easy to handle, even for someone new to flying drones. The drone stayed at a steady height without much need for adjustments, which helped keep things smooth.Flying it around the backyard was where the real fun began. The lights were a big hit, especially when it got a little darker. My favorite part was how responsive it wasâturns and flips were pretty seamless. Even after a few bumps into trees, the propeller guards kept everything intact, so there wasnât much worry about it breaking too quickly.
JJam –
Fun
Fun for a beginner. Got this for my grandson and he honestly had alot of fun with it but he did break it pretty fast but to be fair it was his fault. But the time he did get to play it was pretty straight forward how to use it even for me the grandma lolI believe this would be a wonderful gift for boys or girls for bday or Xmas
Emily –
Fun Backyard Activity for the Family
I bought this drone for my son, and heâs enjoyed using it. The bright lights add a nice touch when flying it in the yard, especially in the evening. It took him a little while to get used to the controls, but now heâs got the hang of it. The extra battery is handy, giving him more time to play before needing to recharge. Weâve mostly flown it outside where thereâs more space to move around without obstacles. Tip: It works best in open areas with fewer obstacles around for a smoother experience.
BabyTurtles –
Cute but tiny
Good starter toy for younger kids (6-10). I got for my nephew who is 7. He is very interested in the adult drones but I am not investing $300+ in something he will likely break as he is inexperienced.This is a fun compromise. It lights up, its fairly easy to use and the price point is perfect for gifting. He loves it. Its taken him a few days to get the hang of flying it but now that he has, he shows it off to all of his friends.The quality is low-mid tier; the same as a toy from Five below or Walmart/Target. It is true to photos in design but it is pretty small. Fits in adult hand. Definitely a toy and on the cheaper side in quality.Overall I do recommend if you’re looking for a cheap toy drone.
Heather –
Fun little toy
If you’ve never flown a drone before, this will be a bit challenging to learn. However, these cheaper little drones are perfect to learn on. The remote feels a bit cheap, so I’m not sure I agree with the price point on this just based on the materials alone. The battery charging end of things could use some work as well. Even as an adult, I found that having to pull the battery out and disconnect from the wiring feels a little sketchy. I get nervous that I’m going to break it. I’d love to see some kind of charging method that you can just plug directly in to the drone itself without having to disassemble.