Viefly Blackhawk 3Ch Military Rc Micro Helicopter With Gyro (Assorted Color)

Product Description

Amazing Technology in the palm of your hand! The first black hawk with gryscope. Make it so easy to operate. The mini black hawk helicopter charges directly from the controller which uses "AA" batteries and has a full-function trim control for the perfect flight.

Viefly Blackhawk 3Ch Military Rc Micro Helicopter With Gyro (Assorted Color)

Product Details

Product Dimensions: 13.4 x 7.1 x 4 inches
Shipping Weight: 2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
ASIN: B004JJW736
Item model number: V568
Batteries: 6 AA batteries required.

By : VIE
Price : $23.98
You Save : $35.97 (60%)

Technical Details

?Omni-directional flight: forward, backward, ascending, descending, convolution ; turn left/right function
Suitable: Age: 14 and up
The newest 3 channel military black hawk with Gryoscope is easy to operate
No Assembly required, Ready To Fly!Flight Stabilizing System with adjustable trimming control
Recharging takes place via the transmitter or USB charger

Customer Reviews

So, I bought a Syma S107 as a gift for a loved one, and was so jealous I bought myself one. Then I bought my father one, and my father-in-law one. It's a super fun little chopper and the built in gyro means you can fly it with ease.
I like it so much I wanted to compare it with another mini helicopter and perhaps have a mini-heli duel of sorts, enter the Viefly V568.
Just before it arrived, much to my chagrin, the battery on my S107 started to go out. This was heartbreaking for two reasons. First, I only had it a week. Second, it was easily one of the coolest things I'd bought in years. Here's hoping that it was a fluke and the ones I gave as gifts hold up better.
The Viefly has to be secretly made by the same people as the Syma S107. It has the same remote control (only better as the vertical stick has no spring, much easier to fly with) and the thing flys like a charm. The Viefly v568 is even more stable than my S107, though doesn't fly forward as fast.
Best part? As of yet, no batter issues.
The S107 seemed better constructed, with it's all metal frame. But this one has tiny missiles on it, so there's that.
Really, I'd say the Syma S107 and the Viefly V568 rank about the same. I give the V568 a slight edge as I haven't had a battery problem as of yet. It is also generically military themed, if that matters to you.
This is a great little chopper, and it flies like a dream. I know everyone out there says the S107 is the mini-copter to beat, and I loved mine while it worked, but the V568 seems to be every bit the helicopter in my book.

Got hooked on a toy store helicopter. Tried a few since. This one, for an indoor, fun learning experience or stepping stone is great!
It's the best so far. Soon I'll be flying the big one outdoors. Some suggested a simulator. I think this goes further.
Might just buy another for those rainy spring days!