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Was fun for the nine minutes that it lasted. Broke when it hit the ground, maybe you are supposed to try to catch it every time it lands?

Not durable. My 8 year old son and my 1 year old son rendered it useless within about three days. One of the spinning blades broke off on day one. After that it just hovered at floor level and crashed around into random things. We had an orange one from Dollar General before we got this one, which lasted about two months. Gonna try to find that one again. We all had s do much fun playing with it. It was so entertaining, even for the adults. Lots of screams and laughter. Was there supposed to be a remote control? If so, I didn’t get one.

Really fun activity. I bought 2 that were used by adults (which handles them more delicately than rough kids) and they both broke in the same spot after the first use in a park.

I’m not sure I would recommend this toy. It’s cute has bright lights and the concept is great but it breaks easily and does not have replacement parts. It’s hard to learn how to control it. Many younger kids as well as adults would find it difficult. If you do get it be sure to use it in an area that has plenty of space and nothing it can crash into.

Suggest thar little children do not try this without supervision

If you buy multiple in one package, the remotes dont just work for ONE, it will not work then work but will turn on a different one

WTH the terr be weather this was perfect for node play! Had no problem wth! Instructions! It worked just fine with my hand control! My toddler loves it! When it’s on it it’s up an is easier to see for her! Would definitely recommend wth parents to supervise

These were an absolute slam dunk Christmas gift for the little kids (5 year old twins) they were gifted too, as well as their adults! We all had a blast playing with them. Be aware that younger kids that don't have great hand eye coordination could get injured, as your instinct is to flip it over and hold close to your face to see/flip the tiny switch that turn them on. Even though the blades are plastic, they could definitely do some damage to your eyes. With supervised uses to start with, they should have it down in no time.Also, there isn't an included "remote control". They are kept in the air by moving your open palm around just below them to maneuver them about and try to keep them up as long as possible. So thus isn't something you can sit down and fly from your chair. You have to chase it, but that's half the fun with little ones!