First I live in an area full of airports, public, private, and international. To fly my two larger gps drones I have to travel a long way.Because of this I own 8 at last count mini "kids" drones. They all fly differently. They allow me to fine tune my flying skills legally indoors.Why I am keeping this one.Characteristics:* It is like flying a brick compared to every other drone I own, I have smaller drones, like Holyton HT02, to DJI Mavic.* If the entire drone unfolded will fit on a grown man's hand, DO NOT THINK ABOUT FLYING IT OUTSIDE!* The fact the drone fits in the controller is a NOVELTY. If your child takes this drone with them they still need the charging cable which will not fit in controller, so chances of that cable getting lost or damaged are high.* Frustration, I do fly this drone, keep in mind after my short 8 minute maybe flight, I can let the battery cool down so I get maximum lifespan out of the battery, then plug it in and change it back up. WHILE I fly my other drones. Flying 8 minutes, stopping for 45 minutes to charge for another 8 minute flight would make me nuts or more likely move on to something else.I could go on, but you get the idea.WHY I'M KEEPING IT AND PRACTICE WITH IT.* I said the drone fitting into the controller is a NOVELTY, I have taken this to a party, take a quick video from the drone, you only have about 5 minutes or so recording and flying. Then show video. Good for about 15 minutes of entertainment flying and showing video. It's interesting to show the technology to people who have never seen a drone fly up close.MAIN REASON I KEEP AND FLY THIS DRONE, PRACTICE.* You have two "sticks" on a drone controller. The left one controls the "yaw" the rotation of the drone on it's axis and power, vertical movement up and down. The right one controls "pitch" this causes the drone to go forward, backward, and any direction in-between.* The flight characteristics of this drone are such that the "yaw", the ability to rotate, is so unresponsive compared to the "pitch" it forces you to make flight corrections using pitch at all different angles to keep from crashing into the wall. On one other of my drones if you are heading for a wall you can quickly rotate, punch the pitch forward and you're fine. On this drone you'll try to rotate and smash into the wall. It forces you to use your pitch control in a much more advanced way. I have learned to use my pitch in ways I would never done otherwise.Would I buy this as a first drone - NOWould I buy this for a child - definitely not,* Hard to control compared to any other drone I've ever used.* NO PROP GUARDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!* Short battery run time.Would I buy it again, maybe, for the NOVELTY, and learning to fly in new and advanced ways, otherwise no way.