Flying Big Sword Drone Toy

My 14-year-old is obsessed with Minecraft this pixel-style flying sword looks like it jumped straight out of the game! The RGB lights glow perfectly at night, and the gesture control was easy for him to pick up in 10 minutes. He's flown it every day since.

When I want to relax, I use gesture control to float it around. When I want to show off, I use the remote for stunts. Both modes work seamlessly no lag when switching.

At 39cm, it's big enough to look cool but it fits in my backpack (no extra bag needed). I take it to friend's houses all the time; everyone wants a turn.

I flew it behind my house (with walls and trees blocking), and the signal stayed strong. No sudden disconnects way more reliable than my old drone.

39cm sounds big, but it fits in my standard backpack. I take it to my cousin's house every weekend no extra bag, no hassle.

My 16-year-old dropped this at least 3 times (into trees, against the fence) the EPP material didn't scratch or crack at all. It still flies just as stable, and the dual control modes let him switch between gesture and remote easily.

My daughter says this is her "magic flying sword" she uses it to "protect" our house from imaginary dragons. The RGB lights make her role-play feel so real.

Our backyard has trees and a fence, but the signal stays strong no suddenʧ or crashes. Way better than my old remote drone, which would cut out if I flew it 10ft away.

The exquisite color box packaging was so nice I didn't need to wrap it. My niece screamed when she saw the pixel sword she loves the 39cm size (way bigger than tiny flight toys) and the 25m remote range works great in her backyard.

10 minutes per charge is perfect my kid plays for a bit, takes a break, and it's charged by the time he wants to fly again. No waiting around for hours.

I thought this would be a gimmicky toy but it's stable, has cool lights, dual controls, and is durable. Way better than I thought it would be; worth every cent.

I posted a video of this flying at night (RGB gradient mode) on Instagram 10+ friends asked where I got it. The pixel design looks awesome on camera.

I didn't expect the gesture control to be this responsive just flick my wrist, and the sword flies, turns, or hovers. My friends all fought over it at our backyard hangout; no one wanted to put the gesture band down.

The RGB has 3 modes: steady, flash, and gradient. I switch to gradient at night it looks like a rainbow pixel sword flying around. Not too bright, so it doesn't hurt my eyes.

As a mom, I love that the EPP material has no sharp edges. My 14-year-old plays rough, and I don't worry about him scratching himself while handling it.

Flying this after sunset is chef's kiss the RGB lights cycle through colors, and it looks like a glowing pixel sword zipping around the yard. Neighbor kids even came over to watch (their parents asked for the link!)

My 14-year-old daughter (loves gesture control) and 17-year-old nephew (loves stunts) fight over this. It's rare to find a toy that appeals to both younger and older teens.

I bought a tiny flying sword last year��no immersion, and it broke in 2 weeks. This 39cm one is stable, has actual stunt modes, and the 30m remote range lets us fly it at the park without signal drops.

The stunt buttons are labeled clearly press one, and it does a spiral; press another, and it dives. My 14-year-old mastered all of them in 20 minutes; no complicated controls.

I wasted $20 on a tiny flying sword that broke in a week. This one's pricier, but it's shockproof, has dual controls, and works perfectly 6 months later. Total value for money.

We used to just sit on the porch now we all play with this sword. My husband uses the remote for stunts, I use gesture control, and our kid runs around "chasing" it. So much fun.

Some days I use the remote for precise stunt moves (spins, dives), other days I use gesture control to relax. Switching between modes takes 1 button super easy for me and my 14-year-old brother to share.

I don't like holding remotes gesture control is perfect. Just move my wrist to guide the sword; it's like I'm using a magic wand. Took 10 minutes to get the hang of it.

I gave this to my boss's kid for their birthday the sealed color box looked way nicer than generic toy packaging. They told me the kid plays with it every day.

Even on windy days, the 4-axis drive keeps it steady. It doesn't drift or wobble like my friend's remote helicopter flying it feels effortless.

My son is rough with toys he's crashed this into walls, trees, and the ground. The soft EPP material has zero cracks, and the flight functions work perfectly. Finally a remote toy that lasts!

We brought this to a weekend BBQ everyone took turns flying it. The stunt modes (like spiral dives) got cheers, and the RGB lights looked awesome as the sun went down. It's way more fun than typical party games.

The four main motors have enough power to fly it easily, even with a light breeze. It doesn't struggle to stay up like some cheaper flying toys.

My son's Minecraft birthday party had this as the main activity. The pixel design matched his cake and decorations, and all the kids took turns flying it. Best party toy ever.

I can control it with gestures from 20ft away no need to stand right next to it. Perfect for walking around the yard while guiding the sword.

The battery lasts ~10 minutes per charge (enough for my kid's attention span), and it charges via USB in 1 hour. I bought a spare modular battery, so we can fly for 20+ minutes straight.

It charges via USB (I use my phone charger) and takes ~1 hour to full. The modular battery pops out easily no fumbling with wires to charge the whole toy.