I'm honestly kind of amazed a toy like this sells for just $33, to say nothing of $25 with the discount.
EMOTION DRONE MANUAL
Tomzon's instruction manual has fairly small print, but it's comprehensive and easy to follow. In the drone context, prosocial emotions could have been associated with (1) people. Regardless of the lighting conditions, an adult should supervise at first, to say nothing of teaching kids the basics of flying. We also found that, at the same risk level, the intensity of emotion. The remote is well-suited to smaller hands and includes clearly labeled buttons, though they're a little hard to read in dimmer lighting because the icons (the front-facing ones, anyway) are black on black. I've flown the Tomzon A23 myself, and it's exactly as advertised: Easy, fun and reasonably safe. The LEDs, which cycle between various colors and blinky patterns, are a great touch, especially if you're flying this in a dark-ish room. The drone can perform midair flips as well just by pushing a button and then moving one of the joysticks in whatever direction you want it to flip. I also like that the A23 has a couple of automated flight modes, including rotation (it just turns in place) and circle (it flies in a small orbit). Speaking of which, I like that the USB charging cord has two plugs at the other end, meaning you can charge both batteries simultaneously instead of one at a time. And, thankfully, there's a spare battery included here, so you can quickly take to the skies again.
Tomzon says the rechargeable battery last for up to 9 minutes of flight time, which is pretty good - a lot of mini drones expire after just 5-6 minutes.
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