Holy Stone HS210 Mini Drone for Children and Beginners, RC Quadcopter Drones with Automatic Altitude Hold, 360° Rolls, Headloss Mode, One Key Start Gift Toy for Boys Girls, Pink, C0

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I've purchased this drone 5 times - for nieces, nephews and God kids aged 4-11. This is an outstanding primer for flying real drones without having to spend $$$ on expensive equipment that a kid would likely inadvertently break. This is perfect for practice before moving them to more sophisticated drones. These starter drones for kids are lightweight and durable. They perform very well and can execute a number of in-flight tricks once the kid has grown accustomed to flying it. There's no real learning curve - I hand the kid the controller and they can usually figure it out on their own. Things to be cautious of: - don't fly outdoors on windy days! - battery life is 7 minutes. When using drones, make sure other two battery packs are charging. - the battery packs are exposed soft cell batteries. Keep out of reach of pets and keep battery away from any type of water source. This means no flying outdoors when it's wet out. The water can destroy the battery. Have fun!

I've bought several "beginner" drones recently. I think this is the best one to learn on. It is really tiny but that's a good thing when learning and flying around inside which is where you should learn the controls. It is reasonably fast and responsive in the lowest speed setting and is ideal to get comfortable with piloting drones. It doesn't have obstacle detection but the protected blades and the light weight mean it can't do much damage if it hits a wall/painting/etc. I've crashed it a number of time w/o consequence to it or anything else. It's also surprisingly quiet compared to other, larger and heavier "beginner" drones I have which have much bigger propellers. DO READ THE MANUAL THOROUGHLY because 1) some buttons multitask and it's easy to crash by forgetting which buttons do what; 2) it's crucial to learn how to use the trim function - it makes a difference here (and on all other drones) for stable hovering; and 3) some other beginner drones have slightly different start-up and gyro calibration procedures and button functions and it's easy to mix them up. Unlike some folks writing here, I've got 5-6 min+ with all three batteries at the lowest speed so far. Higher speeds may burn through the battery faster. Make a point of charging all of the batteries FULLY BEFORE FIRST USE and not using too powerful a charger. I use an old iphone charger with the provided USB charger adapter. Nitpicks: I agree with other users. The battery connector is finicky - hard to connect and pull out. I just don't jam the connector in hard (on either the drone or the charger adapter) - just push it in gently on a bit of an angle until the connection is made and the lights start flashing. Other models like the similar HS450 (which I also have) have a better, modular battery system. I'd also like a bit longer flight time (ie higher capacity battery than 250mAh) but there's no way I've found so far to "McGyver" a larger battery in w/o significant modifications or unbalancing the machine. There are additional similar batteries (but only 220 mAh) for sale on Amazon but the 3 provided have worked well and as advertised so far (a few weeks). Ultimately, it's really not an expensive unit so I accept the limitation. I will undoubtedly move up the food chain to more sophisticated machines as time goes on but I find this the most fun and entertaining of my current fleet. I expect it will be a favourite to fly for a long time since it's easy to practice on around the house (especially in the winter). If you are new to drones as I am (or are buying for someone who is), do yourself a favour and buy a beginner unit like this before you go to Amazon/costco/wherever for the $1000 Mavic set (which I was tempted to do). You can (and will) crash the hell out of this one with relative impunity, and have a hoot in the process.

great item youngster is loving it.

I got the drone for my daughter, thinking it’d be a decent toy to introduce her to flying drones, and it absolutely delivered, with a few small caveats. First impression: It’s a lot smaller than I expected. Think palm-sized. But that actually works in its favor, it’s light, safe to use indoors, and easy for little hands to control. The drone is very beginner-friendly, with intuitive controls and features like altitude hold, one-key takeoff/landing, and even flips. My daughter picked it up right away and had a blast learning to fly it. It does come with two batteries, which is great in theory… but in practice, each one lasts only about 5-6 minutes. You definitely need both batteries to get any decent playtime, and more would be even better. Charging time is also a bit long for such short usage. On the bright side, this drone is shockingly durable. It’s crashed more times than I can count (into walls, furniture, floors…) and keeps flying like nothing happened. The propeller guards are a great safety feature. Verdict: If you go in knowing it’s tiny and that battery life is short, it’s a fantastic little drone to get kids excited about flying. Safe, sturdy, and fun, just keep the charger handy.

The holy stone mini drone really deserves 4.5 stars but it is not a 5 star product, so I decided to rate it 4 stars. The good: - Resilient despite me being a beginner smashing it against walls, furniture, you name it. This little thing is still alive and kicking. The guards do a great job protecting the propellers - It is perfect as a first drone because it is cheap and resilient - It comes with 3 batteries so plenty of fun time. - Comes with a double charger and batteries charge fast. - Comes with some spare parts which i haven't had to use yet, because nothing has broken - It has a "kill" function which protects the propellers from getting damaged in collisions with furniture. The bad: - Big biggest pet peeve with this drone is that it doesn't have an on-off button which means I have to disconnect and re-connect the battery each time it crashes. - Second biggest peeve is that in headless mode the controller keeps beeping, which is very annoying as this is my preferred way to fly the drone. - It doesn't really hover well as it tends to drift. - The trimmer doesn't really rectify drifting, as it then drifts the other way - At times it just has a mind of it's own and flies wherever Overall, it is definitely not perfect but it's the only branded learners drone i found that comes with so many accessories as well as propeller guards at this price range. If you are a beginner, buy it.