CX Model introduces a super capable nano quadcopter! This nano quad is capable of doing flips, and rolls. The CX model nano quad will keep your flight experience focused and interesting!  Flips are done easily by clicking one of the joysticks and then rocking the joystick either on its x or y axis to complete an aileron or elevator flip. The on-board 6 axis gyro assists the quad in extreme flight stability and flip control. The radio system utilizes 2.4ghz frequency hopping technology which provides an enhanced pilot to aircraft connection.

The CX nano quad houses a 3.7v 150 mAh rechargeable lithium ion battery, which provides plenty of power to the four motors creating an abundance of lift and some serious speed. The battery charges off of a provided USB charger and typically gets between 4 and 6 minutes of flight time per charge.
Four bright LED lights help you maintain visibility and control of the CX nano quad. Different color LEDs in the front and back assists in aircraft flight orientation when the piloting this micro quad in low light areas. The LEDs also shine bright enough for night time flying.
The CX nano quad is available in 3 different paint schemes green, white, and orange. Each quad comes with a 2.4ghz transmitter, 4 extra propellers, a USB charging cable and an instruction manual.
Specifications:
-Remote distance: about 30 meters
-Flight time: about 5 minutes
-Charging time: about 30 minutes
-Battery: 3.7V 150mAh rechargeable battery
-Battery for transmitter: 2*1.5V AAA batteries(not included)
-Frequency: 2.4GHz
-Dimensions: 7.6cm*7.6cm*2.3cm
-Weight: 14.60g

Features:
-Throw launch function
-Up/down, turn left/right, left/right side fly, forward/backward 360 flips
-Over charge, overcurrent block
- LED lights for night flight
-6 axis gyro
-Flight speed modes
-Low voltage alarm

Package Includes:
1 x CX Nano RC Quadcopter
1 x 2.4G transmitter
1 x USB charging cable
4 x spare blades
1 x User manual

Note:
Only use standard AAA alkaline batteries in the transmitter.  Stronger than average AAA batteries may cause the transmitter to overheat.