Havoc Helicopter Review
The Air Hogs Havoc Helicopter (also known as Havoc Heli) is a remote controlled helicopter that holds the Guinness record for the smallest flying helicopter. Measuring six inches in length, the Havoc Heli is controlled via infra-red light. The helicopter features a durable, shock-absorbing EPP foam body that absorbs shocks from bumps, falls and crashes, allowing for high durability and ruggedness for care-free play. The Havoc Heli also features a bright flashing blue-colored LED that can be used for flying in low-light or night areas. Suitable for indoor as well as outdoor use, the manufacturers recommend usage in zero-wind conditions in order to enjoy the full benefits of the controls.
Reviewers mostly agree that the Air Hogs Havoc Helicopter is easy to use with full flight controls, including horizontal (left and right) as well as vertical (up and down) movement capability. Most people consider the Havoc Heli to be durable and long-lasting with good construction, particularly the crash-resistant protection that appears to be able to withstand knocks and keep going. A lot of buyers would appreciate something like that, looking to avoid the hassles of dealing with easily-broken toys and making returns or exchanges. Kids generally say it is fun to play with and find it pretty enjoyable, particularly expressing satisfaction with its speed thanks to the twin rotors on the Heli.
The most common complaint come in the form of short battery life. A few people have complained that the quality of the Havoc Heli could be better, and would like a little longer range. The package includes the Havoc Heli, a four-way precision controller, a spare Tail Rotor and a landing pad, typically going for around $29.99. Six AAA batteries are required for usage. This is a great gift for kids starting from age six onwards, collectors and even adults. The Air Hogs Havoc Helicopter is a great toy to develop motor control in kids as well as encourage outdoor, more mobile play.
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