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Easy to handle and beginners pick it up fast. My kids love it. I got one for each brother, and the older one taught the younger. My six-year-old learned it quickly. Great toy, especially for the Minecraft fans.
My son loves Minecraft, so this flying sword was perfect, and the price is a steal. I bought two, one to keep and one to give. It's easy to control and takes hits well; I was nervous about crashes at first, but it's sturdy. Once you get the hang of it, it's a blast, and the neighborhood kids were so jealous. Definitely get the glove control, it's way more fun than the remote, and flying the sword feels amazing. Highly recommend.
A gift for two kids, and it's easily the most special toy the boys have. It's kind of magical: you wave your hand and it flies. Highly recommend trying it out.
Flies steady and I was happy the moment I tested it. My son loves it. It has two ways to control it, gesture and remote, and the packaging is really nice, so it makes a good gift.
Tons of features and it never gets old. My kid literally yells with excitement. The gesture control is sensitive, so keep your movements small. The adults have fun too, and flying it outside is a nice break for the eyes. Great product.
Good quality and my son has a blast with it. The remote is easy; the gesture control takes some practice to master. All in all a pleasant purchase, and support was quick to respond.
This blocky building-block sword drone is such a fun surprise. The pixel-block styling is really creative, and the RGB lights look amazing flying at night. It has both gesture and remote control, with one-touch flips and side-flying. It's easy to start, the 4-axis flight is stable, and there's a lot you can do with it. My son loves it and it's a great value.
So much fun. My son has already learned the glove control after practicing at home a bunch, and he's mostly got it down. The battery doesn't last long, so grab a few extras. The material is durable and won't hurt anyone.
Holiday gift and my son loves it. It comes with a remote and a controller, flies steady, and the lights are colorful. Shipping was fast and customer service answered every question. Worth buying.
It arrived and we set it up right away. The pairing was a little off at first, but customer service was patient and walked us through it, and then it worked perfectly. My older son loves it and got much smoother after an afternoon of practice. Personally I find the handset easier than the gesture control. Recommend.
Good for ages 10 to 80. After watching the tutorial video you pick it up fast, and it's just like the listing. My son loves it and the adults can fly it too. Lots of fun. The battery doesn't last super long, so I'd buy a spare.
Bought it as a gift and let my son pick the style he liked. It's really light. It takes some practice to get smooth with it, and you'll want at least two batteries.
It's basically a toy drone, and a great one to learn on. The sword is foam, so you don't have to worry about crashes. If your kid likes drones, this is an easy pick.
So much fun and my son is thrilled. We'll try it outside tomorrow. He's ten and was flying it the moment it arrived. It's easy to control, has no smell, and the flight is stable. Honestly it's steadier than the drone from his model-airplane class that cost over a thousand. Incredible value.
This diamond sword is awesome and my son loves it. It has two control modes, handset and gesture. He took it to the neighborhood square and instantly became the center of attention. All the other kids were jealous.
It's small, light, no odd coloring, and no smell out of the box. It bumps around a bit while you're learning, and the gesture control is the harder one, but it's a lot of fun and the kids are thrilled. It'll get even better once they're used to it.
My son is really into Minecraft, so I picked this flying diamond sword and it's become his new favorite. It's easy to fly, the sword is soft so it won't hurt anyone, and it gets him outside more.
This little flyer is really light foam, so there's no worry about crashing it, and the color-changing lights look great in a dim room. It's easy to learn: about half an hour and my son had it down. The only downside is the small battery, around ten minutes, which is just enough for a break between homework.
This flying sword is my son's absolute favorite. The cool blue body and flashy lights grab attention right away. There's a lot you can do with it, so it works his hands and his imagination at the same time. The quality is great and the material is safe with no smell. He plays with it for ages.
My son is into Minecraft and fell for this matching pixel sword. Customer service was patient while we paired it; the manual is detailed but the video is clearer. Once it's connected it flies smoothly, and it's even better out in the open.
Just like the description. I tried it out and it's really durable, and the size is right so it's not a strain for my son to hold. The controls are simple. He figured it out on his own in a few minutes and won't put it down. Definitely the right pick.
Looks great. It was a little confusing at first, but a bit of practice sorts that out, and the seller has a tutorial video. My kids love it, so I bought two, one for each of them.
Grabbed it on sale at a good price, and it matches the photos exactly. Gave it to my son and the seller patiently walked us through how to fly it. He loves it.









