Snaptain SP300 Hand-Operated Mini Quadcopter includes spare parts NIB

4 Ways to Control & Fly Mini Remote for Traditional Piloting G-Sensor Watch for Gesture Control Bare Hand or Waterdrop Remote Control Hand, wrist, or remote, there are a bunch of fun ways for kids of all ages to control and fly the SP300 Hand-Operated Mini Quadcopter from Snaptain. You can control this mini drone traditionally with the included mini gamepad-style controller, or use the compact waterdrop-shaped remote. Things get interesting with the G-Sensor watch remote and the integrated infrared sensors on the drone. Use the G-Sensor to pilot via hand gestures or just your bare hands by engaging the obstacle avoidance sensors to make the SP300 fly in the opposite direction. However you get it flying, the SP300's integrated bright LED strips add a visual element to your aerial acrobatics. Headless Mode This mode is designed to make flying the drone a little more straightforward, especially for those without a lot of flight experience. As the drone is flying, Its front can turn in different directions, making it hard to orient it in the direction you want to fly it. With Headless Mode, the drone is automatically oriented to the controller. For example, regardless of where the front of the drone is pointing in the sky, if you push forward, the drone will fly away from you; pull back on the stick and it will fly towards you. Additional Features Toss the SP300 into the air and it will start flying automatically Propellers are surrounded by built-in guards for added safety Use