Air Hogs Reviews

Got Air Hogs for my 4 year old grandson and my 30 year old son for Christmas.

Both "boys" had a blast with them, but the 4 yr old was soon flying circles around his uncle ! If you've ever used a remote to control any type of vehicle, you're in business.

These planes look very fragile, but are surprisingly durable. We had many crash landings and flew into walls, people, etc without mishap.

The directions are rather detailed and lengthy, but as with most of the male species, they didn't bother to read them. It does require 2 AA batteries even tho the package states that batteries are uncluded. What...

I have purchased several Air Hog products.  To start, I got the toy home and was very disappointed to realize you had to purchase the battery pack seperate.  So back to the store to find the battery. I had to go to 3 different stores before finding the correct battery pack.  The first Air Hog lasted about 2 minutes before it crashed landed and the wings broke. The second Air Hog lasted alittle longer maybe 15 minutes or so before it broke.  I understand they have to be light to fly, but they need a material that is more durable.  Big waste of money.  Unless you are very skilled at...

My nephew got one of the helicopters for a birthday present and we babysat for him shortly after he received it.  My husband and I ended up playing with it just as much as he did.  My son will now be getting one for Christmas.  It was hours of entertainment, and even though the item was pretty lightweight and looked like it could break easily, it ended up being pretty durable.  Especially considering that my nephew has six brothers and sisters to mess with his toys.  I would recommend this toy to any child between the age of 5 and up.