HydraQuad 3-in-1 Hybrid Air To Water Stunt Drone

This stunt drone is pretty great, especially for boys that like the thrill of toys. It goes on land, water and air, which makes it versatile and more fun. The drone is rechargeable, but the remote does take batteries. You can do stunts and tricks and it is overall a fun toy.

This drone is dope because it can be in water or in the air. It's fast and easy to operate outdoors. We tested it indoors and outdoors, indoors is funny because it can glide under furniture. We also tested it out on the lake to see how well the drone glides on water and it's so freaking neat! We once lost a drone over the Pacific and man it would have been nice to have had one like this, at that time.. My only complaint if any is there's no built in camera and as far as I can tell, there's no way to attach one. The bright colors make it easier to spot too.

With these kinds of toys I am always worried that they will be too complicated to control and end up collecting dust, this one is just the opposite and is very easy to control. Not only is it easy to control but it is tough and built to last. As you can imagine anything that flies high in the air needs to be durable, no matter how hard it hit against the ground it didn't even have a scratch and was fully operable. The battery is fully protected while in use and you remove it to charge. It charges quickly and has a long play time between charges.

If you have pets that shed. It picks up there hair and stopes the propellers. Works great outside. But had the same problem flying it out of the pool. It did work as a sub for a while. My dogs swim in the pool. So pet hair. I did give it a 4,because I think it will work in the lake we are going to next week.

This drone was fun for my nine-year-old for a little bit. It doesn't seem to stand up to the test of time though. Though I gave it three stars because my son definitely is hard on things and it could have just been him playing too hard with it. But it broke about the fifth time he played with it.

It's ok. It's not the easiest to control, and we've had issues of it running on it's own after landing. The battery also pops out easily when in use. It may be that this is something we haven't tried before, and we're still learning to operate. We have not had the opportunity to use in water yet, but that does seem like a cool option for the warmer months.

My boys were so excited about this stunt drone. It came just in time for Christmas which was a Christmas present so that was great. But, my youngest who can figure out anything couldn't get this thing to do right at all. He tried getting this to work the whole Christmas day and still to this day he messes with it.

I am not sure quite what to think about this drone. If you look in the pictures you can see that all the electronics are exposed and you were supposed to be able to use it from water to air. Also it flips over a lot and so then you have to walk over and pick it up to turn it right side up. It does have a lot of power and would really need to be used in a large open space.With some work I think that you would be able to navigate it very well but I am concerned with it being in water in the electronics on the bottom being exposed so that is why I gave it a three.

I think I paid almost $40 for this regular price drone I got it for my daughter's father for Father's Day I understood that it was a trick one and didn't know much about drones but this was ridiculous it just did a few dives up in the air and dips and that was about it and then the motor went out of it totally in a week and now we're stuck with a piece of crap how embarrassing don't recommend it all

Useless Junk. will not fly. iffy response to the remote. I have 5 drones and several remote aircrafts that I fly often so I know what I'm doing. And this thing is the worst I've seen. Only one motor seems to work correctly and the battery and some of the wiring connections are not waterproof. May as well set a brick on ground and make fly using your T.V. remote.