Remote Control Helicopter,4CH RC Helicopter RTF with Aileronless Design and 6-Axis Gyro, Modularized Battery, One-Key Takeoff/Landing, Altitude Hold, for Adults Gift

Excellent RC helicopter for intro Learning. - gets you familiar with how a helicopter flys which is very different from plane and drone. - if you're an intermediate user like me this is not going to give you the thrills of a more expensive chopper. -the safety system doesn't allow for more expertise handling because it is kept within safety specs. - a more advanced heli can pitch a lot more and combined with throttle it will move like a bat outta hell. -this baby is a Sunday cruiser which is still really fun to take out when there is no wind. 4 out 5 for performance 5 outta 5 for value

I'm new to RC heli and this little wirly-bird is quite easy to learn. First attempts, I crashed it at least 6 times and just dusted it off and kept flying it. It's amazingly durable! Like other reviews mention, don't fly in any even light wind. It will drift away and into a tree/garage door/bushes/BMW 325 rear windshield (sorry neighbor)/other neighbor's house/or even your own chest... owe! Trust me: did them all. Too bad the seller falsely advertises optical sensor. It has none. Shame on them. That's why I only gave 4 stars.

Pros: Helicopter charges with a micro USB port on the removable battery, which is convenient. Flight controls on the radio work pretty well, and it is responsive. Cons: unless you're an experienced heli pilot, or very quick to adapt, I would not suggest flying in any wind at all. You thought an rc plane like a small park flier had issues in the wind... You'll need to hit the power button on the remote that allows it to put more power and response out in order to overcome a headwind. Also, had to use a hobby knife to trim small piece of grey plastic off from around where the battery inserts so that it clicks in place. Overall though it's been a few months and it still flies, even after having a close encounter with a really big bush, and being blown into a tree.

Just all around terrible craftsmanship.. has no power gyro will not calibrate and hold flies itself you have to fight it to get it to do anything.. barely have any control due to gyro system malfunctioning

It took two days to get it. I charged the battery with the included USB cable and placed four AA batteries in the transmitter. When I wanted to fly, I turned the transmitter on first, then the helicopter. Next i moved the left-side joystick all the way up and then all the way down. When I pressed the TAKE OFF button it took off and flew good. I flew it around inside my garage because it was way too windy outside. When the wind dies down,, I'll take it outside.

I ordered this helicopter December 2023 . But now we are going into June 2024 and I just stopped working. Was good while it lasted.

These little choppers are a blast but I’ve bought 5 or so rc era Helicopters and they’re so cheaply made but for the money it’s like well why not!!. Smh, don’t expect them to last long, everyone of my helicopters ended up having a mind of there own, couldn’t control it so I had to hit the emergency button and off course it’s 20 freaking ft in the air….SMACKS THE GROUND..pieces fly off of it and never works the same again….its like Sid from Toy Story at my house with these damn rc era choppers

I’ve been playing around with RC aircraft for 15 years or so, not so much in the past 5, and I’m remembering the technology back then and it can really make one appreciate this little heli. It’s essentially a single rotor 4ch mini helicopter, and I gotta say they got this thing dialed in on stability. Whoever designed this had RC enthusiasts in mind. Still a helicopter single rotor so it may be tricky for someone to get the hang of first time, manual input needed to maintain balance/hover but this appears to have a lot of “driver assistance” with the gyro stabilizer. Would recommend, for new flyers get your practice in the biggest open space room possible.

Es mejor de lo que se ve en fotos.