Hajimari Flying Orb Ball Reviews
Hajimari Flying Orb Ball Reviews
The Hajimari Nova UFO drone ball toy is a fun and exciting way to spend time with family and friends. This small drone toy is USB-rechargeable and provides up to 10 minutes of flight time after a 25-minute charge.
It features a built-in dazzling RGB LED light strip that adds to the fun as it performs stunning tricks in the air.
There are seemingly unlimited tricks that can be performed with this soaring orb, from magic levitation to flying curve moves. The protective plastic casing safeguards the electronic boomerang orb drone’s propellers, making it perfectly safe for kids.
The Hajimari Nova UFO ball is drop-resistant and ultra-lightweight, weighing only 26g, so there is no risk of damaging or breaking it while having endless fun.
Whether you use your hands or the optional Hajimari Drone Controller Wand (sold separately), you’ll be flying your kids toy drone in no time.
Unlock your inner child and explore endless creative fun with our mini drones for adults and kids.
Customer Reviews
After trying out several flying orbs, we found that our miniature dachshund loves chasing the Hajimari flying orb while we play catch in the yard.
It’s his absolute favorite game, and he gets so excited when he catches it that he wants us to chase him to get it back.
However, this can cause some stress to the orb, and he eventually destroys it. We made the mistake of trying some less expensive orbs, but they broke almost instantly.
In comparison, the Hajimari flying orb is the best and most durable flying orb we have tried. The other larger orbs are junk in comparison.
After getting the hang of it, the Hajimari flying orb is a really fun toy. To start, turn it on and keep the side marked “UP” facing skyward.
It may be a bit wobbly at first since most of the weight is on the motor, but shaking it will activate the fan and stabilize it. Hovering works well, and gently throwing it away from you without spin will cause it to come back nicely. The real fun begins when you introduce some spins.
A righthand curveball will travel straight until the spin exhausts itself and curve back a bit, while a lefthand curveball will fly directly to your right side. Curves that change the hover directions, or a “sinker,” are very chaotic and very fun.
The outer shell plastic is soft, so there’s no need to worry about damaging walls and furniture, and bouncing it around can be pretty fun. However, it’s best to avoid releasing it close to glass vases.
