MUKIKIM eBird Green Parrot - Flying RC Bird Drone Toy for Kids. Indoor/Outdoor Remote Control Bionic Flapping Wings Bird Helicopter. USB Recharging.

It is very easy to fly. My daughters (9 and 12) were doing turns and stalls within a few minutes. The battery charges in about 30 minutes and you get at least 10 minutes of flight after that charge. The wings and nose are fragile but can still withstand normal landings/crashes on grass. We had one break after hitting sidewalk but the other is still going strong after 25 flights. Its a great product and really fun.

My son really want a flying remote control bird for his birthday and he chose this one. He flew it only a handful of times and the tiny wing broke right away. The quality is so cheap for the price of the bird. We returned it right away. My son was so disappointed.

This thing was easy to fly and was loads of fun for kids and adults I'd say. I will be a repeat customer now ive experienced it this would make a great Christmas gift I would love to have one in each color!!

My grandson loves this bird. He has gotten a lot of play out of it. It seems flimsy but he gives it a lot of hard play and it has not broken. You do need a large clearing to really enjoy it properly. It's gotten stuck in its share of trees, but luckily we were able to retrieve it each time. ;)

Had initial PEBKAC with first use. In the instructions, after pairing, it says to toggle the throttle, what it needs to say is toggle it *several times* until it starts flapping. I was originally pretty peeved when it apparently didn't work out of the box, but with a follow-on contact with the seller and following their updated instructions _to the letter_ , it works _perfectly_. Also, what looks like a tiny on/off toggle switch on the bird is actually a tiny push button. The formerly lazy cats of the household are now hunting all over looking for that bird after it flew through the living room! Awesome!

On only its second flight the bird stopped flapping its wings and glided to the ground. I could hear the motor was running but there was no power to the wing mechanism. I am a very experienced RC modeler, so I opened the bird to see what was wrong. I found there was no pinion gear on the motor or anywhere inside the bird. Apparently the gear had come off the motor shaft while the bird was in the air. The gear must have fallen out of the bird and was lost somewhere between the yard and my repair area. Very disappointed. This kind of failure should not happen. It is not rocket science to have a gear properly attached to a motor. Millions, if not billions, of toys are made each year powered by small motors. This bird was a lemon, and hopefully the entire Mukikim inventory does not have the same flaw. I will not re-order. Once burned....twice shy.

This lasted about 30 from first flight to broken parts. The tail “rudder” barely stays in place and one rough landing and the whole tail section separated from the body. There is a Quality Control sticker on the tail, seriously? It’s made wholly of foam and thin plastic for the wings. I guess if I want to have any extended life beyond my first flight I need to figure out how to glue the parts back together. I knew better when I added this to my cart but I thought the cats would live watching this thing fly. $20 just flew out the window (further and longer than this thing did). GARBAGE

We have tons of RC toys. This one seemed super cool but unfortunately right out of the box we noticed an issue with the tail turning mechanism. We did get it to fly but it wouldn’t turn left or right. I’m sure they would have sent a replacement but we opted to just return it. It just seems way to fragile