Tomzon A23W Drone with 1080P Camera, Mini LED Kids Drone with Throw to Go, High Speed Rotation, 3D Flip, Circle Fly, Gravity Sensor, 3 Speeds, 2 Batteries

Super fun drone. My 3 year old son is even able to fly it and navigate around and land it. It’s a very small mini drone so it works great inside and it has bumpers on the propellers, so it’s fine if it bumps into the walls or ceiling. The manual recommends using the calibrate button every time when the drone falls. I have noticed the elevation stays more constant if you calibrate it. It also gives an option to stabilize it more using the d pad with the arrows if it’s not stable.What was frustrating me the most was the steering direction being in reverse. What fixed it for me is to face the drone in the direction with Tomzon and the camera facing forward and the red light in the back facing you. The issue only occurs if the drone is backwards. I later learned that this is what the “headless” mode button is for so you can change what direction is front and back, so the orientation is not relevant when using this mode.You have the option to use either your phone with the the Flycam app, the physical remote control, or kinda both. The remote will need 3 AAA batteries (not included). The 2 rechargeable drone batteries (380 mAh) need to be fully charged before using it with the included charging cable and your own usb wall charger. I think it takes around 30 minutes to 1 hour to charge with a 1 amp charger and it lasts about 5-7 minutes per battery depending on speed mode and camera use. The remote will give 1, 2, or 3 beeps to indicate if the speed is on low, medium, or high. The remote will start beeping at you when the drone’s battery is low.To do the 360 degree 3D flip, you need to press the left trigger rotation button and then the right joystick up or down. The other button will fly it in a circle or just spin depending on if you do a short or long press.The camera is basic but works fine.I can’t figure out how to use throw mode…The manual is only 13 pages long and I would suggest reading it all to really understand how all the features work.The propellers fall off sometimes when you crash it and you can just pop them right back on. There are 2 sets of A and B replacements if one is damaged or lost in a crash.The main thing that bothers me about it is the beeps from the remote control are a bit too loud and the buttons on the remote get stuck sometimes.

The media could not be loaded. This drone is a whole lot of fun! Battery life isn't so great, but it does come with an extra battery, so it's not a big deal really. The charger pulls a maximum of 2 amps, so if you connect both batteries fully discharged at the same time it will take quite a bit longer to complete. I really like that the joystick controls are the same as my big drone, so it's great for practicing getting used to flying manually!I don't really have any complaints other than the cell phone holder clip has a weak point, and in my case it was a really tight fit inserting it into the controller. If you run into that problem, I advise you take some fine grit sandpaper to the part that inserts into the controller rather than trying to force it. The only other noteworthy thing I can think of is that the controller beeps are quite loud. It almost sounds like it's overloading the beeper or something.The camera isn't anything special, but it does have a ruby coated lens. It doesn't like low light conditions very much, and there's no way to adjust exposure or anything. Overall this is a fun drone for the money, and I recommend buying two so you can race! :)

Estoy muy decepcionado con el Dron, a pesar de que aveces no responde con eficiencia en el control, lo peor es que las baterías llegaron en mal estado, las baterías NO SE CARGAN, desde que lo compré como mucho 3 vuelos realizo mi sobrino y ni siquiera duraba 5 minutos

This drone broke after it brushed up against the leafy branches of my landscape bushes. The casing/frame around the blades on the front side split apart. Happy teenager having a good time that ended abruptly. Bought it early as a gift and now it’s too late to return it. So maddening how low quality this is

It is smaller than it looks online. However, once you get it set up and running, it's really fun to play around with. It definitely takes some getting used to, as well as some calibration.I like that they provide 2 batteries, but keep in mind they do not last very long. You probably get around 20 min each one.I don't know how sturdy this is though. This review is after only about a week of use.The camera quality really is as advertised. Sometimes it's a little jumpy if you get too far or an object gets in the way.All in all, a good product for the price for sure.

This is my first official drone I've ever owned. Haven't had long so it's still less than 20mins of playtime with it so far. The instructions were fairly easy, the app works good and the quality of footage and pictures is great aswell.As for the drone itself without other experience to go off I think it's really well built. I smacked it into the side of my van at the 6ft mark and it fell. Didn't receive any damage to drone/arms/propellers that were aside from two scratches on one propeller but not deep. Controls are easy to learn even with all the buttons.All in all I think it's great for beginners, and pros would probably have alot more fun with it.

This is my first drone so my drone navigation skills are not good. It takes some time to learn how to fly this mini drone if you have no experience. I prefer to use this one indoors until I learn how to fly it. I tried it outside and I think maybe the light wind made the drone fly away from me until it crashed into a tree and was hanging on a branch. The colorful flashing lights made it very easy to find. I've crashed it a few times and so far it's still working. Charging the drone batteries is very easy and being it's so small I didn't expect the battery to last too long. The remote control requires 3 AAA batteries (not included). Overall, It's very FUN to fly, but like with any drone it does take skill to fly it. I haven't used the camera yet until I develop my drone flying skills.