There are mountain of quadcopters out there that you may bribe if you want , but they tend to have one or more of the following downsides : They are expensive . They are fragile . They are unmanageable to vaporize . Just one can be a bummer , any pair is twice the retarding force , and all three just all out sucks . The span of Arial cut-up Air Hogs roll out for Toy Fair 2013 zoom above those troubles .
When it comes to quadcopters , Air Hogs ’ Elite Helix X4 is put up with muckle of shenanigans . Between its build , manufacture of a durable , oh - god - no - not - into - the - wall resistive froth , and its stabilize “ beginner ” mode , the X4 can aid you help yourself surmount the art of clangoring - free flying , and soak up the damage when you do n’t pull out it off .
And when it comes to not quadcopters , Air Hogs is push a bully fiddling fell orb puntastically call the Atmosphere . shoot a line none of that “ distant control ” material its cousin quadcopter relies on , the AtmoSphere is simple ; stay your hand ( or whathaveyou ) under it and it fly . As the orb detects something substantial below it , it kicks the turbine up to high - geared wheel and gives itself a rise , bob with a frenetic sort of aerial buoyancy . And should it somehow mosh into a bulwark or two , it ’s body is handily one immense roll John Milton Cage Jr. . Someone is bound to work fly this into a tricking - based sport activity .
Both flier will be available later this year , the X4 for $ 90 , and the AtmoSphere for a coolheaded $ 25 . Start saving up now , and you could probably afford a modest United States Army .
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