DEERC RC Helicopter, RC Plane for Kids and Adults, 2.4GHz Remote Control Helicopter, 26 Mins Flight Time, LED Lights & Altitude Hold, 2 Batteries, Kids Toy for Ages 8-12

This little thing is great. I fly around my house a few times a day. Pretty fast and the auto take off and land works wonderfully. Would definitely recommend for indoor flights. I feel its fun for both kids and adults. My son and I have set up and air course to fly through. It's been crashed a few times it will auto shut off and really durable.

The DeeRC Remote Control Helicopter is really fun to fly! I have been flying drones for some time and this helicopter was a fun “change of pace”. The helicopter controls are somewhat different and I enjoyed learning the new techniques operate the controller to fly the helicopter. The helicopter is very lightweight so is best operated indoors – or outdoors if there is no/very low wind conditions. Because the helicopter is so lightweight it might also be fragile. I haven’t experienced any issues (yet) but can see that might be a concern for some. The helicopter has two speeds – both of which are slow enough so that you can still easily control the helicopter. It also has a more limited flying radius than most RC drones – about 100 ft. The helicopter comes with (2) batteries that have the typical operating length – about 10-15 minutes. The controller is very well designed and easy to operate. There are separate knobs for the speed switch and the steering trim. The steering joysticks are easy to operate and the helicopter has great control. It also comes with a VERY nice carrying case for the helicopter, controller, batteries and extra parts. I would highly recommend this RC helicopter as it is very easy to use and operate.

The DEERC DE52 RC Helicopter is a solid choice for beginners and kids, offering stability, ease of use, and good battery life with extra accessories. While it's best for indoor play, it’s a great option for learning how to fly an RC helicopter without breaking the bank. Would recommend for anyone looking for an easy-to-fly, fun, and durable RC helicopter!

These are great little Helicopters they are tough and basically fly themselves right out of the box. If you are a beginner fly it indoors no wind or drafts AC off and pick the largest area high ceilings are really good to slowly get the basics of flight hover up down turn left right forward backward before trying to go in circles. the key is move the joysticks ever so slightly and if you see you are going to get out of control and/or crash immediately before impact QUICKLY pull back left joystick to stop all power. Do this and it will save you blade replacement. If you power into something you can destroy your Helicopter. You are going to crash thats part of learning so it doesn't hurt to buy another set of blades. If you do what I said you will minimize the damage and learn in no time. Oh don't let your friends fly it. NO SHARE RULE no.1 Simple and fun pretty much sums this up. We got one for our 6 y/o son for hi Birthday and he took to it easily where he now calls himself a master flyer. Within 2 days we had a second one in our house for my 10 y/o daughter. These are now our "go-to" birthday presents for our son's friends. They are easy to fly, but it is suggested you learn how to slowly lift and land before trying to maneuver around. Most should be able to learn within 1-2 recharges. They charge up relatively fast and have a decent flight time.

After a few flights the bottom rotor stopped spinning making it so it couldn’t fly. Normally these things will last quite awhile and a built to withstand minor crashes, but this one we didn’t get crash it, it just stopped working on the second flight. These should be built to withstand drops of 10ft or more in my opinion. The battery weighs to much and I prefer the ones that have built in batteries to recharge.

it is extremely sensitive to the slightest breeze or wind! It flies reliably, but tends to drift off with the breeze into damaging objects or trees. battery life seems to be short. But it's great as long as you understand those limitations.

This helicopter really is for beginners. It will actually hover and controls are not jittery.

I have been flying helicopters for several years now. I don't consider myself an amature but good intermediate pilot I have flown many types of 3&4 channel types. Lots of learning done here crashing and repairing etc. I find these small stable 3ch are so fun to fly inside especially in winter and windy nasty days. I burned up my 911 wltoys helis they were fun to but no gyros or stabilizing like these newer ones. The Apach3 DEERC is a blast. I love scaring a couple of the cats the other two try to catch it that's challenging even kinda fun too.