Rescue-Style RC Helicopter, USB Charging

This helicopter wears a rescue paint job in one of four colors: blue, army green, red, or white. An infrared remote steers it, powered by three AA batteries that go in the controller rather than the aircraft. The helicopter itself charges over USB. A full charge takes about fifteen minutes. Length runs under 30 centimeters, and the body is plastic with the electronics sealed inside a shell described as environmentally friendly raw material. That is a short flight window for a short charge, so do not expect all-afternoon play from one plug-in. It ships as a single helicopter, one color per order, with its infrared controller included. No spare rotor blades ship with it. Charging cable specifics are not given beyond the USB connection itself. For a quick fifteen minute recharge between short indoor flights, this beats digging for a fresh set of AA cells every time the batteries run low.