ACIXX RC Mini Drone
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About ACIXX RC Mini Drone
Overall Feedback:
77% positive
93% found the flight modes to be highly exceptional
The drone is ideal for kids and beginners with its user-friendly design and features like one-key take-off/landing and headless mode.
I found that the drone has many features, including headless mode and IR obstacle avoidance. The avoidance feature impressed me as it stopped and slightly reversed when I approached solid objects in every direction.
The quadcopter is an excellent choice for young aviators as it comes equipped with Headless Mode, 3D Flip, and Auto Hovering.
Headless mode is a revolutionary feature for beginners as it simplifies control by eliminating the need to adjust the drone's position before flying.
93% were impressed with the flight stability
Flying the quadcopter outdoors on a windy day is not recommended as it needs stable pressure to take off, but it works great otherwise.
The quadcopter is much more stable than old RC toy gyro helicopters. It is stable on all axis and has enclosed blades, making it safer.
I found the drone's avoidance feature quite impressive as it stopped and slightly reversed when approaching solid objects in every direction.
87% highlighted the customization and upgradability
I can gift the drone to children as it has special features like 360-degree flips and one-key return.
94% appreciated the control range
It's fun to play with once I learn to control it. I haven't learned any tricks yet as I need to master controlling it to have enough battery life for tricks.
94% found the battery swapping and charging easy
I like that the quadcopter comes with two batteries and they charge quickly so I can keep flying while one is charging.
The flight time on a single battery charge is impressive and it comes with two batteries, so I can keep the fun going.
