pros: es un regalo estupendo, para niños ya mayores, es muy didáctico para enseñar. cons: requiere de cierto cuidado, no es un regalo para niños pequeños. la helice gira bastante rapido a una buena luz

The solar panel works perfectly. The blades rotate in sunlight. It is not necessary batteries. This is a great gift for a future pilot. Any child, or even pilots, like a helicopter like this. The wood was not sandpapered properly, leaving some barbs that may end up hurting any child. The axis of... The solar panel works perfectly. The blades rotate in sunlight. It is not necessary batteries. This is a great gift for a future pilot. Any child, or even pilots, like a helicopter like this. The wood was not sandpapered properly, leaving some barbs that may end up hurting any child. The axis of the main rotor shaft slightly twisted causing friction with the timber preventing the rotor to rotate. I solved the problem by sanding the helicopter. The skids are made of wood without resistance and can be easily broken if handled by some careless child. Still, this remains a great children or helicopter pilots. A good gift, but I wish it were a little cheaper, or a little higher quality. Read more

- It's funny - A nice way to teach little kids about solar energy. - iT has a good siza and design - The propeller works fast even if it's cloudy - It's a perfect gift for a son, friend, boyfriend, for anyone. - It's very comfortable to experiment with - It's a little fragile - No other cons Is a... - It's funny - A nice way to teach little kids about solar energy. - iT has a good siza and design - The propeller works fast even if it's cloudy - It's a perfect gift for a son, friend, boyfriend, for anyone. - It's very comfortable to experiment with - It's a little fragile - No other cons Is very exciting when you see it working at the first time. It's fascinating the way you see the energy working with the propeller, it makes you smile :D. If you want to explain your son or little kids about the solar panels, this is a good choice (it's very attractive to them). Read more

It works, and kids can learn about solar panels and sunlight by moving it from direct sunlight into shadows. The wood is very stable. Some kids might be too rough and throw the helicopter blades down on something hard which could break it. But, if the kid is either smart enough or old enough, you... It works, and kids can learn about solar panels and sunlight by moving it from direct sunlight into shadows. The wood is very stable. Some kids might be too rough and throw the helicopter blades down on something hard which could break it. But, if the kid is either smart enough or old enough, you shouldn't have any issues. Solar panel has to be in direct sunlight, but what do you expect from a tiny solar panel on a small toy? The plastic used in the plastic blades could have been reinforced for durability. It would seem a bit expensive, but it's a nice classic toy that doesn't need batteries. Kids think it's pretty neat since it "moves by itself". Read more