Tomzon A24 Mini Drone for Kids with Battle Mode, Indoor Outdoor RC Drone Quadcopter with Throw to Go, High Speeds Rotation, Self Spin, RC Toys Gifts with 3 Batteries, 3D Flip and Headless Mode, Blue

Looked great and operated well, I bought two and was easy to operate

Third one we've bought for kids, second one disappeared in the wind 🤣

Brought 2 of these as Christmas presents, really pleased with how easy they are to fly in such small places, and with the added fun of battle mode’ makes them great fun. They seem to be quite strong having hit a few walls they keep going, the propellers are well protected, not broken any yet. Highly recommend

My grandson loved it!

I did not like this at all it looks big but when I got it it was the size of my hand so hard to control and it would look connection and fall from the top to the floor I did not like it at all.

The media could not be loaded. This is honestly so much fun! Very straightforward to connect and operate the drone although I’m admittedly not the best at controlling it (it’s absolutely not the drone, just my lack of skill!!)It’s a tiny drone (a bit bigger than palm-sized I’d say), really does fly, looks really zippy in the air and goes in all directions as well up and down and full rotation! You can control the speed as you’re flying it and I definitely think it’s possible to have mastery over the movement, with some practice!It’s actually perfect for indoor play as it’s lightweight and won’t damage paintwork and furniture (as long as you’re careful!) I also think it’s well put-together, doesn’t feel cheap and plasticky and it’s made with appropriate materials so it’s both aerodynamic and resilient; it’s fast but it won’t break after one use and it can bounces back without crashing if it bumps into a wall, for example.I think it’s excellent.It comes with 3 mini battery packs (each takes about 30 minutes to charge via the USB cable provided (it's a good one as well as it has LED lights on it to tell you when the battery's charged up!) and provides just under 25 minutes of play; you can tell the battery is about to run out because the drone will become a bit erratic and want to crash - when this happens, just land the drone).Just as an aside, because of the buzzing noise and the way it moves, I’d love to see a re-imagined version of this product as a remote control flying ant or mechanical bumble bee (or an insectoid design of some sort), I think that would be super fun for kids!

Had great fun with this mini drone... and it is indeed 'mini'!.Everything is in there to get you up and running easily, so it's just a matter of waiting for one of the batteries to charge up so you can start flying.Regarding the charging, the label on the lead does clearly explain that you should be careful how you do this, as you may be tempted to use an existing charger you may already have, which has the required micro-USB plug on the end.I've measured the charging rate through the cable included in the box, and it draws 700mA for a low-charged battery, then reducing as the pack nears full charge.Using anything else with a higher output could mean cooking the batteries, so I would definitely stick to the recommended lead for this job. (It may well charge at 1A for less time, but at what cost to the battery?).Flying the drone is pretty straight forward once you've got a basic idea of the controls, just make sure you've 'trimmed' it before take-off (explained in the manual).Also, make sure you haven't got any important paperwork laying about before you try it, otherwise you'll be picking it up off the floor and having to resort it (from experience!).It really is good fun, and barring it falling in a fish tank or similar and creating sashimi, you won't cause that much damage if it crashes due to it being so light.Perfect for Christmas and Birthdays, for kids (and adult-kids alike).Recommended (if price can be kept below the £40-mark) ... 4-Stars.

I obtained two of these mini drones. They are very small , less than 10cm square, so do not allow the listing photos give you the wrong impression. They are easy to fly and perform extremely well indoors, where the likelihood of wind affecting flight is remote.Battery life is good. Each drone comes with spare propellers, three rechargeable battery packs and a USB charger. The remote control requires 3 x AAA batteries which are not supplied, so if you buy this toy as a gift don't forget to include the batteries!Both drones enter into 'battle' mode reasonably easily but it is unconvincing and rather hit and miss.Despite the provision of a fine tuning control we have not yet managed to set either drone so it stays exactly in position whilst airborne. Even indoors with no wind they tend to drift slowly to one side. This can be frustrating but I readily admit operator error could be at at fault.To avoid radio frequency clashes where one controller takes over both drones, each can be calibrated so they operate independently.Altogether great fun, and very well priced!