Hubsan, Quadcopter Q4 Nano Mini, world’s smallest quadcopter drone

Very impressed with this little toy. "This is not a toy" warning makes me wonder what it is then? It's a toy! What else can it possibly be? I would advise that new flyers try as hard as possible not to crash it at speed. Take it really easy. Practice slowly and patiently and you will get hours of fun out of this. It does withstand crashes but this is a tiny, lightweight piece of incredible engineering that should never be expected to be indestructible and needs to be flown carefully. I couldn't fly mine for peanuts when I first got it but I rarely crash it now and can land it on a beer mat. The main crash problem is that the propellers can fly off and are very tricky to find as they spin off at speed and are very small. They also tend to loosen the more they fall off so best avoided if at all possible.There are 4 replacement props but each one is specific to its corner so really one spare per shaft.Also included is a prop guard which should be attached, at least until competent.For under £20 this is one of the most amazing toys. It's really disposable at this price.Once mastered it is incredibly responsive. Fast flights and spins round the room to very delicate take off and landing manoeuvres. I like to buzz my wife as she's watching Corrie and escape to the ceiling before she swipes it. Great fun.Indoors only I think. Even with the patio door open it struggles with any wind/ air movement.Charging time about 20 minsFlight time about 5 mins.Green LEDs at front, red at back. All LED's flash when battery about to run out.Cat hates it.

Very good quadcopter ! But it takes time to get used to fly it. It's not very stable by itself. ;)And the autonomy doesn't make it easier. You can play no more than 5 minutes, but it's really fun and it recharges in 15-20 minutes on USB.Advice : buy the extra contouring protection, to protect the propellers and to protect you furniture and yourself from the blades. They hurt ! :)

Just no. Does it hover? No. Is it controllable for the few minutes before the battery runs down? No. Can you return it to Amazon? No, because of the lithium battery no courier or mail service will touch it and you can't even throw it away in the normal trash. Is it safe for kids? Oh sweet tapdancing Lord, NOOOOOOOO. The instructions contradict themselves page by page - turn on the remote first, no turn on the 'copter first. "THIS IS NOT A TOY" on the first page. "Fire risk: Keep a bucket of sand besides you while charging or using. Remove battery when in not is use. Do not attempt to remove the battery" and so on... Will this reveal air currents in your house that you can't perceive? That is the one Yes I can think of.

It's really very very mini ! Like really mini.! Wasn't expecting it to be just so small. The size of a matchbox car .

I've been using power banks for a while now, and I can say that out of all the power banks I have used, this is the best. I originally bought it for use on my Duke Of Edinburgh expedition to recharge both my Samsung Galaxy smartphone and portable speaker, and can say that it performed amazingly.Battery life:To charge the power bank via USB, it takes around 4-5 hours, and this charges my 2100mAh Samsung battery around three times. This is really useful as it means I was able to charge both my speaker and smartphone battery to full charge on my expedition, while the power bank still had around a bar left of charge within it. In my opinion, the IQ function on this battery pack charges my devices at the same speed as a wall mounted charger, if not faster.Size:I was absolutely astonished when I saw the actual size of the power bank for the first time. For the amount of charge it can hold, it is absolutely tiny! It is just slightly bigger than the palm of my hand, and is also insanely light. As for practically, it was so small that it can easily fit into any bag without you even realising that it is there. The power bank also comes with a handy small micro USB cable, that you can keep alongside the pack in the provided case, for both charging the power bank, and your devices.Durability:This battery pack is absolutely solid when it comes to durability. As long as you keep it in the provided case when you aren't using it, and don't subject it to water or large falls, the power bank shouldn't have any problem standing up to everyday knocks and bumps, if not more considering it came with me on a three day expedition across the countryside.Final verdict:This power bank is a must have as far as I am concerned, it isn't as big or bulky as a larger power bank, but can still hold its own at charging up your devices quickly and efficiently, at a relatively cheap price.

It is a fun thing to fly but lacks the stability of its big brother. I bought a spare battery to increase flying time but it has to be in the model to charge it which rather defeats the purpose and there is no easy way to remove the cover to get at the battery: it looks as if some sort of lever will be needed to free the retaining clips; risk of damage. The battery was delivered within the window but the copter was a couple of days outside; could be a local delay though.

Great little thing once you have it trimmed in its a stable machine. I've found it to be real value for money as for the price you wouldn't believe the performance, it's very responsive in any direction and can be flown outside in fare weather. Can't fault it for what I've paid!

An amazing little Quad-copter, so much so that I ended up buying a few of these for friends. Due to their small size they are a little twitchy and can end up drifting along one of the axis even when trim is adjusted - however for a bit of fun both inside and out in the garden when there is no wind it has been worth the money.