Propel Star Wars Battle Drones

I bought the Star Wars drone without ever having flown a drone. I was nervous about flying it and crashing right off. I had read the app had a training mode. I opened it up and went through it. After about 30 minutes I was feeling comfortable. I flew in the open environment in the flight simulator. After a bit I got brave and pulled the actual drone out to give it a go. I felt like a seasoned pro! The physics are really close to the real thing and I only crashed once but there wasn’t a knick on the drone! LOVE the product but the app takes it over the top. Can’t wait to get another and battle with a friend.

It is good app I had no problems with it and went in you tube first to see how to get connected and it was fast, I have all 3 of the drones and the first X-wing I purchased the sync controller to ship stopped working but just returned it to store exchange for a new one, i suggest doing the same check out some users who have already gone through trouble of setting up and copy what they did so you do not get frustrated

Just got the x-wing drone, pretty phenomenal little toy. Don’t understand all the negative reviews, there’s a lot included in this app and it seems to work well, I’ll have to test all the tutorial and battling functions but the app is pretty solid. Not hard to make a password, just use 6 letters and a number (again, don’t quite understand why you’d leave a one star review because you can’t figure out a password).

I had never flown a drone before, and it was obvious there would be a learning curve when I tried to fly it out of the box. After spending less than an hour in the app I was able to confidently fly my drone around and it actually performed like the drone in the app. It was great!

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The ap won’t connect unless you connect the phone/controller/drone all together. Once that happens and you try to fly in the ap your drone takes off. The drone doesn’t have the same stick responses as almost all the other drones on the market, GoPro, DJI, …. So if you are used to flying those, this is counter intuitive. The ap needs a better way to enable practice flying without having to turn on your drone.