DEERC Apache RC Helicopter for Adults & Kids, 2.4GHz Military Remote Control Helicopter, 2 Batteries, 26 Mins Flight, LED Lights, Altitude Hold, One-Key Take Off, Indoor Friendly, Gift for 8-12 Boys

Seems like DEERC has done it again. This is one of the easiest flying helicopters I have tried in awhile. The controls are easy and responsive with no complicated buttons to keep up with. The looks is incredible and menacing as well. The hover works well enough to take my hands off the control and walk around it. It is one of the few flying RCs I will fly in tight spaces or small rooms. It is simply that controllable and stable. No need to try and make rash corrections to avoid walls. Battery charging is easy and the clip on battery pack is flawless. No removing screws every time I need to charge or switch to the second battery pack that's included. Flight time is nice on every charge and gives each kid, and myself, plenty of time to share. It also comes with extra blades as well, but it flies so well I doubt I will need them.Highly impressed and happy wit this Apache RC from DEERC.

It's a nice toy. Fun to fly indoors

Fun rc helicopter perfect for indoor flights. Stable indoors too light for anything outdoors unless it's a perfect zero wind day I'm sure the controller would have no issue to 150 feet or so for outdoors. Flies smooth and is a lot of living room fun. The batteries charge with a USB c slot making it so I don't have another rc charger lying around the house as I can use my phone's charger to charge this! Needed no trim to get it balanced out the box

Chopper has a cool paint scheme of green camouflage. All is made of Plastic. Built like most with a double blade and balance on top. The controller has a good signal range and is a standard double toggle. It has an auto take off/landing, it beeps when the battery is low (comes with 2) and it Fits in hand comfortably. Chopper has good balance, it flies well indoors or outside and has a steady turn with a good hover. Mine didn't do any emergency stop but could have read that function wrong I was under the impression it auto stooped near objects so you didn't crash but it does. Takes a crash and keeps working. I found it fun and easy to fly and would be a great beginner RC. I did feel the price is off for the quality and type of RC. I have others similar to it with the same functions and look and they ran $14 less (Shop around).

it's fun to play with, but definitely for older kids. I found it easy to set up and the controls were easy to learn. It's very light so even the slightest breeze (like even the draft from the vent) will blow it off course. It has an internal "gps" that tries to keep it stationary but it's just not strong enough to counter the air current. Outside is even worse because a small breeze will make it fly over the fence. It's best in a big open room or gymnasium. The controls aren't quite fine enough to do any fancy "threading the needle" tricks, but you could probably make an obstacle course where it goes through a hoop or something. It has a good safety feature where if it hits something it will automatically stop, but the blades could still hurt if it gets caught in your hair or something. It is easier to control than most "drones" but still, for not much more money you could get a drone with a camera so idk. When I was a kid, this would have been the coolest thing and would have made me very popular. Now days though, kids get board so quickly that I don't know how long it would be fun before it gets old