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title: "Syma 2nd Edition S107 S107G New Version Indoor Helicopter (Red)"
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# 3-channel gyro for ultra-stable flight USB rechargeable Li-Po battery 7.5in compact metal frame Syma 2nd Edition S107 S107G New Version Indoor Helicopter (Red)

**Brand:** syma
**Price:** AR$227315
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚁 Elevate your indoor play with pro-grade precision and style!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Syma 2nd Edition S107 S107G New Version Indoor Helicopter (Red) by syma
- **How much does it cost?** AR$227315 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- syma enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted syma brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Durable Metal Build:** Robust alloy frame withstands crashes, built for endless indoor fun.
- • **Ready-to-Launch Kit:** Includes remote, USB charger & spares—no assembly needed.
- • **Palm-Sized Precision:** Fits in your hand, flies with surgical control.
- • **Dual Frequency Control:** Fly two helicopters simultaneously without interference.
- • **Gyro-Stabilized Hovering:** Advanced 3.5 channel gyro tech keeps it steady mid-air.

## Overview

The Syma S107G 2nd Edition is a compact, metal-bodied indoor RC helicopter featuring a 3.5 channel gyro system for stable, precise control. It supports dual frequency operation allowing two helicopters to fly simultaneously without interference. Powered by a rechargeable lithium polymer battery via USB, it offers about 5 minutes of flight time per charge. The complete ready-to-fly kit includes a remote control, USB charger, and spare blades, making it perfect for millennial professionals seeking a sleek, stress-relieving tech toy that fits right in their palm and lifestyle.

## Description

Product Description Syma 3 channel mini metal R/C helicopter with gyro is one of the world's newest, smallest & lightest R/C helicopters. Equipped with latest Gyroscope technology the control you have with this helicopter is unbelievable. At approx. 7.5in long, it easily fits in the palm of your hand and is fully functional. The helicopter charges directly either from the USB cable or from the controller which uses 6xAA batteries (not included) and has a full-function trim control for the perfect flight. Directions Instructions on charging the helicopter using the USB cable, inserting 6 AA batteries into the controller, and using the trim control for better flight. Safety Warning 0-14 Box Contains 1x Helicopter; 1x USB charger;1xRemote Control;1xManual

Review: Best on the market - I originally bought one of these for my Godson, I thought it best to fit batteries to the controller and charge the heli and make sure it works before giving it to him. I was so impressed I bought one for myself! The first thing that strikes you is the quality. Most of these things are made of plastic and polystyrene - even the ones at £40+. This is all metal, with a solid plastic canopy and blades. Even the box it comes in looks good. It's so stable and easy to fly. Most others require constant input on the controls. Once you've got it hovering, you can completely let go of the controls and it'll just hang in the air. It's not long before you can have it buzzing around the room, and landing accurately on drinks coasters. Top Tips: Leave 10-15 minutes between charging and playing. Never over-charge the battery. Never run the battery completely flat. Stop as soon as it struggles to gain height. Leave 15 minutes before charging On your first flight, give it a bit of power and get about a meter above the ground. Any lower than that and you'll get 'ground effect' where the downdraught from the blades causes turbulence against the floor and makes it very unstable and either fall over or scoot across the floor. No need to touch the right hand joystick at this stage. Once it's hovering, use the trim control to straighten it if it's rotating to the left or right. After that it's just a question of playing. It's so stable that if you let go of the joystick it just stops and hovers in mid-air. It's very easy to get the hang of. If you think you're going to crash, cut the power and let it drop to the ground. If the blades are obstructed and you've got power to them, the circuit board can fry. The helicopter's so tough it's unlikely to break when it hits the ground. If it does, it's far easier to replace a broken blade than a burnt-out control unit. If it lands on its side, pick it up and put it upright. It's tempting to just give it some power to use the blades to push it back upright. It certainly works but you'll wear out the motor. Don't bother with the spares kit. It's about £6. The only thing that will realistically break is the blades. You're better off just buying a complete new helicopter for £14 and using that for parts if needed. I've had many crashes and it's still perfect. Lastly, IT'S NOT A TOY! Well, it is a toy but in the same way that a sports car is a toy - in the wrong hands they can be very dangerous. The blades on this thing spin VERY fast, and can cause a nasty cut if it hits you.
Review: Indulge Your Inner Airwolf - According to the packaging, the Syma S107G is an “alloy infrared remote control helicopter ” with “3.5 channel gyro system” but all you need to know is that it’s an easy-to-fly toy helicopter, tremendous fun and very inexpensive. Anything else is superfluous. In the box, there’s a helicopter, a remote control unit, a USB charging cable and few spare blades to help with the odd accident or two. The ‘copter measures about 22 cm from nose to tail, with a similar rotor diameter. If you haven’t seen these toys before, they have contra-rotating main blades which keeps the helicopter stable in the air and the rear rotor controls forwards and backwards, rather than rotation. There’s no cyclic pitch here, fortunately. The remote control unit is designed to be used with both hands. The throttle lies under the left thumb and directional control is looked after by the right, with action for forwards, backwards, rotate left and rotate right. A knurled knob in the middle of the unit adjusts the rotational trim. Six AA batteries power the handset which may seem like overkill but a small cable stored in the unit can be used to recharge the helicopter’s battery. The S107G’s battery can also be recharged via a supplied USB cable and recharging typically takes around 40 minutes. The helicopter itself is largely of metal construction, with a plastic nose-cone. After surviving a number of horrific crashes, my opinion is that the S107G is pretty sturdy, especially for the price, but it is eventually going to break. Spare rotor blades are provided in the box but as yet I’ve not had to use any of them and the included instructions suggest that a range of spares can be ordered too. A slider switch turns the ‘copter on and off, and a small charging port takes the recharging cable. Flying the helicopter is easy as long as you have some level of sensitivity and hand-eye co-ordination. With a little throttle, the helicopter will take-off and hover. Too much throttle and you’ll be hitting the ceiling. Just take it gently. Once the up-and-down has been mastered, rotating left and right will turn the helicopter on the spot. Finally forwards and backwards completes the range of motions but it’s a little trickier to master. Providing you have a sufficient space, you’ll be flying figure 8s in no time. The S107G is definitely an indoor toy as the helicopter is light and any wind will overpower it. My attempts to fly the S107G outside usually ended up with the chopper in the hedge. Even within a room, flying close to walls and ceilings will affect the flight from reflected air currents, making it much more challenging to fly. Overall the ‘copter is very easy to fly and control, especially in a larger room and in terms of flight time, you’ll get a little over five minutes of flying before a recharge is needed. But this is all irrelevant. All you need to know is that flying the S107G is easy and enormous fun. My daughter and I had a great time with my helicopter chasing her remote control car round a room, or rescuing Lego people from an imaginary disaster. Indulge your inner Airwolf.

## Features

- Warning:Not suitable for children under 36 months
- Warning:Only for domestic use
- Warning:To be used under the direct supervision of an adult
- Warning:Toy inside. Adult supervision recommended
- Miniature Size & Light Weight
- Upgrade gyro system for precise control
- Two Selectable Frequencies Let's You Fly Up To Two Helicopters At Once
- Fly Up to Two Helicopters At Once
- Complete Kit, Ready to Fly

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00BFSF66O |
| Age Range Description | 14-100 |
| Are Batteries Required | Yes |
| Batteries are Included | No |
| Battery Description | Lithium-Ion Polymer |
| Best Sellers Rank | 131,004 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) 197 in Remote & App-Controlled Helicopters |
| Brand Name | Syma |
| Colour | Red |
| Country Of Origin | China |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 1,851 Reviews |
| Educational Objective | Spacial Awareness |
| Included Components | Helicopter , Remote , USB Charger |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Is Assembly Required | No |
| Item Dimensions | 22 x 9.8 x 3.8 centimetres |
| Item Type Name | Syma 2nd Edition S107 S107G New Version Indoor Helicopter (Red) |
| Item Weight | 322 Grams |
| Manufacturer | Syma S107G 2nd Edition Red |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 0002382 |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Maximum Age Recommendation | 660.0 |
| Minimum Age Recommendation | 168.0 |
| Model Name | S107 S107G |
| Model Number | S107G |
| Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Players | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Remote Control |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Size | 14 years |
| Special Features | Flashing Light |
| Theme | Cartoon |
| Toy Vehicle Form | Helicopter |
| UPC | 737080251458 651934080011 520449171999 609788568971 631868221391 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best on the market
*by G***E on 21 October 2013*

I originally bought one of these for my Godson, I thought it best to fit batteries to the controller and charge the heli and make sure it works before giving it to him. I was so impressed I bought one for myself! The first thing that strikes you is the quality. Most of these things are made of plastic and polystyrene - even the ones at £40+. This is all metal, with a solid plastic canopy and blades. Even the box it comes in looks good. It's so stable and easy to fly. Most others require constant input on the controls. Once you've got it hovering, you can completely let go of the controls and it'll just hang in the air. It's not long before you can have it buzzing around the room, and landing accurately on drinks coasters. Top Tips: Leave 10-15 minutes between charging and playing. Never over-charge the battery. Never run the battery completely flat. Stop as soon as it struggles to gain height. Leave 15 minutes before charging On your first flight, give it a bit of power and get about a meter above the ground. Any lower than that and you'll get 'ground effect' where the downdraught from the blades causes turbulence against the floor and makes it very unstable and either fall over or scoot across the floor. No need to touch the right hand joystick at this stage. Once it's hovering, use the trim control to straighten it if it's rotating to the left or right. After that it's just a question of playing. It's so stable that if you let go of the joystick it just stops and hovers in mid-air. It's very easy to get the hang of. If you think you're going to crash, cut the power and let it drop to the ground. If the blades are obstructed and you've got power to them, the circuit board can fry. The helicopter's so tough it's unlikely to break when it hits the ground. If it does, it's far easier to replace a broken blade than a burnt-out control unit. If it lands on its side, pick it up and put it upright. It's tempting to just give it some power to use the blades to push it back upright. It certainly works but you'll wear out the motor. Don't bother with the spares kit. It's about £6. The only thing that will realistically break is the blades. You're better off just buying a complete new helicopter for £14 and using that for parts if needed. I've had many crashes and it's still perfect. Lastly, IT'S NOT A TOY! Well, it is a toy but in the same way that a sports car is a toy - in the wrong hands they can be very dangerous. The blades on this thing spin VERY fast, and can cause a nasty cut if it hits you.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Indulge Your Inner Airwolf
*by A***P on 2 November 2013*

According to the packaging, the Syma S107G is an “alloy infrared remote control helicopter ” with “3.5 channel gyro system” but all you need to know is that it’s an easy-to-fly toy helicopter, tremendous fun and very inexpensive. Anything else is superfluous. In the box, there’s a helicopter, a remote control unit, a USB charging cable and few spare blades to help with the odd accident or two. The ‘copter measures about 22 cm from nose to tail, with a similar rotor diameter. If you haven’t seen these toys before, they have contra-rotating main blades which keeps the helicopter stable in the air and the rear rotor controls forwards and backwards, rather than rotation. There’s no cyclic pitch here, fortunately. The remote control unit is designed to be used with both hands. The throttle lies under the left thumb and directional control is looked after by the right, with action for forwards, backwards, rotate left and rotate right. A knurled knob in the middle of the unit adjusts the rotational trim. Six AA batteries power the handset which may seem like overkill but a small cable stored in the unit can be used to recharge the helicopter’s battery. The S107G’s battery can also be recharged via a supplied USB cable and recharging typically takes around 40 minutes. The helicopter itself is largely of metal construction, with a plastic nose-cone. After surviving a number of horrific crashes, my opinion is that the S107G is pretty sturdy, especially for the price, but it is eventually going to break. Spare rotor blades are provided in the box but as yet I’ve not had to use any of them and the included instructions suggest that a range of spares can be ordered too. A slider switch turns the ‘copter on and off, and a small charging port takes the recharging cable. Flying the helicopter is easy as long as you have some level of sensitivity and hand-eye co-ordination. With a little throttle, the helicopter will take-off and hover. Too much throttle and you’ll be hitting the ceiling. Just take it gently. Once the up-and-down has been mastered, rotating left and right will turn the helicopter on the spot. Finally forwards and backwards completes the range of motions but it’s a little trickier to master. Providing you have a sufficient space, you’ll be flying figure 8s in no time. The S107G is definitely an indoor toy as the helicopter is light and any wind will overpower it. My attempts to fly the S107G outside usually ended up with the chopper in the hedge. Even within a room, flying close to walls and ceilings will affect the flight from reflected air currents, making it much more challenging to fly. Overall the ‘copter is very easy to fly and control, especially in a larger room and in terms of flight time, you’ll get a little over five minutes of flying before a recharge is needed. But this is all irrelevant. All you need to know is that flying the S107G is easy and enormous fun. My daughter and I had a great time with my helicopter chasing her remote control car round a room, or rescuing Lego people from an imaginary disaster. Indulge your inner Airwolf.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A fab RC toy helicopter!
*by L***N on 6 February 2017*

We bought this for our son for his 8th Birthday. I was aware of the recommended age group for this RC toy but based of his ability and my supervision we wanted to try it out and give him his birthday wish. Overall we really can't complain too much. The price of this toy was under £18 including a pack of spares. We were a bit sceptical about a few things though. Firstly, it was coming from China and there have been quite a few cases of these toys being reproduced and branded as the same but with inferior components. This was not the case with this toy sent by "Fly Service". Googling told us what to look out for and everything we checked on the toy was legit! Secondly, we were not sure if our son would be able to control this without too much difficulty. We were quite surprised how quickly he managed to get to grips with it and how to control the toy in the air. It took a little while and there were some crashes along the way but he got to grips quickly enough. This also says a lot about the build quality because there have been no parts that have needed to be replaced after hours of crashing! The Gyro system (in my opinion) is not that sensitive and the helicopter does tend to drift forward a little on take off. This is elevated with a little pressure on the back control during take off. There is also a little wobble from time to time but that evens out as the "balance blades" (as I can them) stretch into position. Overall, this is a fab toy for a great price. The set of spares are typically under £2 so it's no massive problem if it does break which, this hasn't yet. It's obviously quite well made for what it is. It's also a lot of fun and mastering it in flight is quite rewarding as we have found out with our son. It's also a great place to start out before moving up to larger scale helicopters with extra control channels. Our son may just stay with this for a while longer yet though (we hope)!

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