Brookstone Remote Control Helicopter - uControl Cloud Force

Brookstone Remote Control Helicopter - uControl Cloud Force

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Brookstone Remote Control Helicopter - uControl Cloud Force description

Brookstone Remote Control Helicopter - uControl Cloud Force. Our easiest-to-fly RC helicopter with built-in gyroscope lets you fly high, hover and bank! Indoor copter for beginner to intermediate skill levels. Unique gyroscope technology ensures the smoothest, most stable flight experience ever. Banks and hovers just like a real copter 3 channels - flies up, down, forward and backward, banks left and right, and hovers. Fly up to 3 copters in the same air space without interference. 80-foot range from remote. Flexible, high-gloss rotor blades. Left and Right trim stabilization. Authentic, detailed styling and whisper-quiet flight. Multi-colored blinking LED lights for night flights, search missions and landings. Repair kit included. Helicopter is rechargeable - Remote uses 6 AA batteries (not included). For ages 12 and up. The rechargeable Cloud Force RC Helicopter features unique gyroscope technology for the smoothest, most stable flight experience ever. Fly forward, backward, left and...

So fun to play with!
This is by far the easiest and most durable mini copter I have come across. I bought mine directly from a Brookstone store and they offer a one year replacement plan for 5 bucks. If anything goes wrong with your helicopter (even if you crash it or whatever) you will get a new one free. I have already gotten mine replaced once because I lost my tail rotter in a crash. It comes with extra parts including a spare tail rotter and a spare set of blades. I just decided to take mine in so I would have some more spare parts. I have crashed my helicopter several times just messing around with it and having fun and it has yet to break. You can go up/down, left/ right and forward/back with the controls. I really don't have any cons about this little R/C helicopter other than when you have 2 of them flying at once, even when they are on different channels, they tend to interfere with one another.