Crashed it quite a bit and it lasted about a year with only 2 motor replacements

A bit fast moving for my son (age 10), but he got use to it quickly.

I have to say that it is a bit hard to get used

The case design has a lot relatively sharp edges (not cut-you-sharp, but a bit uncomfortable to hold)

we liked the craft but a bit hard to learn how to fly it

Great little bit of fun for the price

Once I notice it starts to lose decent flying power, I turn it off, remove the battery, let it cool down a bit if it needs to, then charge it again

It seems like it can take a bit of a beating, and it looks like it should be easy to replace parts

A bit touchy but loads of fun.

He says it's a bit tricky to learn but is getting the hang of it a day later.

Battery connector is a bit difficult to disconnect

The only thing I think could be a bit easier is the disconnecting of battery to charge it.

The speed control is very sensitive so working the rotation and speed can be a bit tricky

annoying.- Remote was a bit hard to figure out all the buttons and remember them, especially mid flight