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Customer Video Review Length:: 3:43 Mins

For a more in-depth look of the product, watch my review video. I will list a summary of my experience with the product.

– It looks like a real stealth plane. The black design and stickers models itself and makes it look really cool.
– Foam design is pretty durable. It can take many falls and drops. If it does break, then you can tear off the foam and fly the regular quadcopter
– Easy to use transmitter and copter. You can start flying within minutes of opening it up
– Comes with one battery. I recommend buying extras because it only lasts around 10 minutes
– Comes with an extra set of props in case they break
– Charging cord can plug into your computer, laptop or the included wall convertor

I received this product in exchange for a video review.

I am new to the world of quadcopters and decided to buy some toy quadcopters to learn on before I fly a big DIY quadcopter. I bought one of these, but it was extremely hard to fly, and very frustrating. The throttle is way to sensitive, it’s up and down constantly, almost impossible to hover. Expect to crash this thing a ton. I started to notice that the quad doesn’t twist (yaw) right nearly as fast as it twists (yaw) left. The trim buttons only work for pitch and roll, not yaw, so you can’t fix it. While hovering, the quad would actually rotate left slowly in flight so I almost always had the yaw right button at max just to keep it straight. I got so frustrated I ordered a different quadcopter, the Syma X11 to make a comparison. OH MAN, it was like night and day. The Syma was much easier to fly, the throttle wasn’t so sensitive, and it hovers like a charm without the need to manipulate throttle constantly. My wife and 4-year-old could even manage to fly the Syma without crashing it. The Syma is quite a bit larger than the Andoer F8 H7, but flies inside very well without crashing. The Syma only cost a few dollars more, but it’s so much easier to fly, has a better transmitter, and you can buy spare batteries to increase your flight time. I tried flying the Andoer F8 H7 a few more times, but the R trim button stopped working, and one of the motors appears to have burned out after only 5 days of use. The prop guard also broke in 3 different places. If I were you I would buy the Syma X11, unless you happen to collect “nano” quads and don’t want a “micro” quad. It’s much more durable and won’t break even after multiple hard crashes. I returned the Andoer F8 H7 and requested a replacement from Amazon. It doesn’t have the same yaw right/left problems, but it’s still hard to fly and the prop guard has already broken in one location. I would not recommend this product to anyone.

The only plus is that this F8 H7 quadcopter performs flips very well. It recovers after flips very well and doesn’t drop to the ground.