Big Heads Michelangelo Helicopter Features

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Okay, first off… how cute is this packaging?! 🐢💚 The TMNT vibes are so on point, it honestly made me smile before I even opened it. Inside is the Michelangelo Big Head UFO and yes, it's exactly as fun as it sounds. The little helicopter blades make him hover and fly around the room, and it's way easier to control than I expected. Honestly, I thought it would be a “kids toy,” but it had me laughing and chasing it around too 😂. It's super lightweight, portable, and charges up quickly, so you can throw it in your bag and take the fun anywhere. The battery life is solid too — plenty of playtime before it needs a recharge. Definitely one of those toys that's just as fun for grown-ups as it is for kids. Cowabunga, Mikey! 🚀🍕

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] He is really cool! It's a fun thing to take outside and play with my 9 and 13 year old. Very easy to use! You just put your hand under and keep it balanced. Once you get the hang of balancing it to go where you want it's pretty simple. Great toy and I will likely get a few more for my kids.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very nice toy but not for a 6 years old. It's still dangerous for younger and a adult should supervise when kids are playing with this helicopter. It's very cute and the performance it's awesome. The price is a little expensive for me. My kids loves to play with it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Nickelodeon TMNT Michelangelo Motion Sensing Helicopter (Big Head) is so cool. And so fun to play. It gives us hours of fly time. We can use it both indoors and outdoors. It is a blast. It's so easy to use. Comes with a remote that fits in the palm of your hands with an push on and off button. It comes with a USB charger which is easy to use. It's small which is prefect for travel to play with anywhere. The design both the box and toy is colorful. My kids and I love playing with it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is such a fun and nostalgic toy. It has a slight learning curve with the controls, but once we figured it out, we had hours of fun flying it around the house.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 7 year old son was ecstatic to play with the ‘ninja turtle helicopter' lol he played with it for hours I'll say and the battery lasted long and it was fun. It's really fast and flies fast so it was hard for him to keep up with it with his hand. It lasted about two days before the bottom wings stopped spinning after flying into multiple things every 5 seconds lol it's labeled as an indoor toy but you need ample space for it to fly.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 6 year old son is obsessed with this toy. It is easy to activate and it flies around even without a hand to guide it. I really like that it doesn't make dings or dents in my walls or furniture if it runs into it. The blades do sting a little if it hits someone but it's not too bad.. just be wary of it flying into someone's face. The propellor hit my kid in the eye because he got too close and though he's fine, it can happen quickly so be sure to read the manual for all the safety guides and directions. I docked off one star for short battery life, but it recharges quickly and it is ultimately a hit in my house.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This flying Michelangelo toy is a blast—literally. With its quirky design and built-in rotor blades, it's ready to zip around the room like a mutant on a mission. The battery life holds up surprisingly well, making it easy to take on the go for spontaneous flights. But be warned: Mikey's flight path is more “chaotic ninja” than “precision pilot.” Pros • Great battery life for extended play • Portable and lightweight—easy to bring to a friend's house or park • Comes with extra blades, which is a lifesaver when things get wild • Hilarious design with tons of character Cons • Hand sensor control is unpredictable; it doesn't always respond the way you expect • Tends to crash into ceilings and walls, which led to a broken blade (thankfully, extras were included) • Best used in open spaces to avoid accidental collisions Final Verdict Michelangelo's flying antics are fun and full of personality, but they come with a bit of unpredictability. It's part of the charm—and part of the challenge. If you're okay with a little mayhem, this toy delivers a shell-shocking good time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Was not durable, the kids played with it for 5 mins and it broke. Not easy to control, it was very sporadic and didn't have good accuracy to stay above your hand. Super light and small so it would be easy to take places. The toy broke before we had a chance to see how long the battery lasted.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids (8 and 12 years) didn't really enjoy this toy. They only played with it once and the blades broke. It is not very durable and the battery life sucks. It does fly up very high though and it is fast.