How did this make it through testing??

Wow, just wow. I have never been so disappointed with a toy that I’ve received to test. I understand that in order to fly, the toy must be pretty light, but it ends up feeling cheap. The wings are not removable, so you can’t play with it as a figurine. It’s a little slow to start up, but then it gets LOUD. Like, so loud my kids got scared rather than excited. Also, “controlled by your hand” is a wild exaggeration. If I can manage to get my hand under it, yes, I can stop it from lowering. But I can’t change its direction or control it in any way. It flies haphazardly and bangs into walls and ceilings. The only fun part about “playing” with this toy was making fun of how awful it is. I honestly don’t understand how it ever made it past the prototype phase. Save your money!

Wouldn't recommend this toy

I received this toy in exchange for my honest review. This toy is a flying dog toy. I wouldn't recommend it as the wings fly extremely fast for a child to be handling. If the wings hit the child, I feel like the child could easily become injured because of the speed. The toy says that it is a hand guided toy however, after leaving my hand it immediately flew straight up to the ceiling and began digging into my ceiling leaving fragments of my ceiling all over the floor. It eventually came back down on it's own. The age on this toy is 4 years old and I think that it is way to young and not appropriate for this age range. One good aspect of this toy is that you can charge it with a USC cable rather than requiring disposable batteries.