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product_id: 1035437
title: "Syma S107/S107G R/C Helicopter with Gyro- Red"
brand: "syma"
price: "385 Lei"
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Syma"
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# 150mAh LiPo Battery Aluminum Frame Durability 3.5 Channel Control Syma S107/S107G R/C Helicopter with Gyro- Red

**Brand:** syma
**Price:** 385 Lei
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚁 Own the room with the ultimate beginner’s RC helicopter!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Syma S107/S107G R/C Helicopter with Gyro- Red by syma
- **How much does it cost?** 385 Lei with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ro](https://www.desertcart.ro/products/1035437-syma-s107-s107g-r-c-helicopter-with-gyro-red)

## 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

- • **Master the Skies:** 3.5 channel control offers intuitive up/down, left/right, and forward/backward movement for quick skill gains.
- • **Compact Powerhouse:** Palm-sized design with a 150mAh LiPo battery delivers up to 7 minutes of indoor flight fun.
- • **Effortless Stability:** Gyro-assisted flight keeps your copter steady and beginner-friendly.
- • **Crash-Tested Durability:** Lightweight aluminum frame withstands countless crashes without breaking a sweat.
- • **Plug & Play Convenience:** USB charging and included spare tail blade mean less downtime, more flying.

## Overview

The Syma S107/S107G is a compact, lightweight remote-controlled helicopter featuring a durable aluminum frame and gyro stabilization for stable flight. Powered by a 150mAh 3.7V LiPo battery, it offers easy-to-learn 3.5 channel controls ideal for beginners. Designed for indoor use with infrared remote control, it includes USB charging and spare parts, making it a resilient and affordable choice for hobbyists and families seeking engaging aerial fun.

## Description

Product Description SYMA S107G is equipped with a 4-in-1 infra-red receiver (Gyro, ESC, Mixer, Receiver). This palm size S107 Toy Helicopter (18.5cm long) comes with Aluminum Frame and a Great detail canopy. It is able to move in 3 Direction base on the 3 Channels, anyone can hover it easily. Since it is made with Aluminum Frame, very light weight and almost indestructible in any crash. From the Manufacturer Syma S107G 3.5 Channel RC Helicopter with Gyro in Red color scheme. Flight Control Includes Up/Down, Left/Right Turn and Forward/Backward movements. Includes USB Charger and Spare Tail Blade. For Use Indoors ONLY Due to Infrared Control. Battery Type: Lithium Polymer (LiPO Battery). C Rate: 15C. Volts: 3.7. Capacity: 150mAh. Cell Count: 1S. Continuous Discharge: 15C (2.25A). Watt Hours: 0.56. Motor Type: Brushed. Age Rating: 14+ With Adult Supervision. Charger: USB. Radio: Infrared. Fuel Source: Electric. Length: 8.7 in (220.98mm). Height: 1.5 in (38.1mm). Width/Diameter: 3.9 in (99.06mm).

Review: Best bang for your buck! - I could not believe how easy this was to fly! I was flying circles around the family room within the first day. The most amazing part is the durability. Some people might complain that the wings are flimsy and brittle but that is what makes the helicopter so durable. It is well worth the extra $5 to get a wing replacement kit. You will likely blow through the first set of wings as you are learning to fly and are experimenting. By the time you break a set of wings you should be a pro flier and won't have to worry about crashing and breaking anymore. It is extremely important to replace a wing as soon as a piece breaks off otherwise it will cause the rotors to wobble which will break the motor. Also make sure to watch the tail rotor as pet and carpet hairs tend to get caught and will cause the motor to burn up. As far as a testament to how durable these are; I let a six year old and a two year old use these for a few days. The six year old got to be pretty good within a few tries. I only had to replace one wing after letting him use it. The two year old was a completely different story. He enjoyed throttleing the copter up to the ceiling until it would crash and burn, falling 20ft to the ground. I would pick it up and he would repeat to do the same thing time after time for the duration of many battery rechargings. To help him out a bit I took off the tail rotor which only allowed him to go up and down but he didn't notice and it provided a few extra seconds of flight before it would hit the ceiling and crash. After countless crashes and battery cycles all I had to do was replace the wings and it flew just like it did when I took it out of the box. I would only estimate that the little battery can handle 50-100 rechargings before its life cycle gets to be too low to enjoy but for $30 taht was perfectly fine with me. To me it is very high quality for $30. If you are expecting something that is going to last for years then you might want to invest in a higher end helicopter. If you want something to entertain you or your kids for a few weeks then this is it!
Review: Amazingly Durable 3.5 year old toy - My 3.5 year old son was of course beside himself when he discovered that helicopters could be remotely controlled. Well it just so happens I ALWAYS wanted a remote controlled airplane when I was a child, before the days of remote controlled helicopters, but they were always way too expensive. When I realized that you can own one for only $20 I was thrilled to make my own childhood dreams come true as well as my sons! So first of all, I'm having a blast flying this little thing! But it really does take some learning, I still can't quite maneuver it to fly a very far or fast distance without crashing. Anyways, since its complicated and my son is three, I thought I would just always help him fly it because obviously it would be too difficult for a three year old. That worked for about 60 seconds and then he insisted on doing it on his own. Long story short, he ran it strait up into the ceiling (vaulted, HIGH ceilings and then crashing down into hardwood floor), into the walls, furniture, ME, little sister, you name it over and over and over for about 15 minutes until the batteries finally died, finally an end to the madness. Every time it crashed I cringed thinking SURELY it must be broken, until it would effortlessly launch yet again. After the initial excitement of flying his own helicopter and crashing and making everyone around run for cover wore off, he became a bit frustrated that he couldn't really control where it went at all. So he would play(CRASH) with it until the batteries died, charge, wait not so patiently, then go through the exact same charade again, crashing literally every 10 seconds, the time between crashes only as long as it takes a three year old to locate WHERE it landed after crashing into the ceiling fan of a vaulted ceiling, and then set it back up on its feet to take off again. Anyways, what I'm trying to get to is this, after a few days of crashing like CRAZY, it was STILL working, and by that time he had learned to make it hover at whatever height he wanted it to. He learned how to use a very gentle and light touch to slowly let it take off and he could bring it right up to the ceiling and start to come down right before it would hit the top. Sadly, a week later it did completely die after a random crash. But seriously, all that it had been through, I still feel like I got it at a steal of a price! We loved it so much and were so impressed with the durability that I ordered him another one right away! Now we're months later and this one is still working perfectly fine, since it wasn't the "test dummy" I imagine it will hold up forever. He still crashes it all the time though, just not nearly as much as that first one. Steering is still a very difficult concept, he does try, but for the most part he just loves making it go up and down, he'll raise it up, set the controller down, then play with some other toys underneath, with the helicopter just hovering there by itself. Its so cute and his imagination runs wild with rescue missions and helicopter adventures! I really feel that this has help my son learn patience and to learn what its like to get progressively better at something we put a lot of time into. Now if I could only have more turns!! BTW, the second one that we purchased was the "coast guard" version. Which is amazingly fun with all of its blinking lights. BUT the landing "gear" is not as good as this one because it gets bent out of shape a LOT (you know, with all of that crashing) and we are constantly bending it back. That's mostly fine, because its easily fixable, and my son has learned how to bend them back himself, but it would be nice if they were as durable as the non coast guard version. Oh and also on the non-rescue, the wheels are not real, they are just non moving plastic, which he was a little bit bummed about, but no big deal.

## Features

- Stabile Flight Characteristics
- Easy to Fly
- Great for Beginners
- Battery Type: Lithium Polymer (LiPO Battery)
- Motor Type: Brushed
- S107 and S107G differ only in labeling. Either may be shipped.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00F4WMAAW |
| Additional Features | Flashing Light |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Are Batteries Required | Yes |
| Batteries are Included | Yes |
| Battery Description | Lithium-Ion Polymer |
| Best Sellers Rank | #53,725 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #22 in Hobby RC Helicopters |
| Brand Name | SYMA |
| Color | Red |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 7,475 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 08675458390083 |
| Included Components | Battery |
| Item Dimensions | 17.7 x 7.6 x 3.1 inches |
| Item Weight | 8 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Tenergy |
| Manufacturer Maximum Age (MONTHS) | 1188.0 |
| Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS) | 96.0 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 90 day warranty against manufacturer defects |
| Material Type | Aluminum |
| Model Name | S107G |
| Model Number | S107G-R |
| Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Players | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Remote Control |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Size | Mini RC Helicopter |
| Theme | helicopter |
| Toy Vehicle Form | Helicopter |
| UPC | 888309050137 609224106972 844949003780 787799402740 638142026857 799637364851 845623073853 803224924585 736211306159 802297349387 160654001072 613706966954 787793003264 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Images

![Syma S107/S107G R/C Helicopter with Gyro- Red - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71AmxEgl7AL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What would happen if I used a 1S 25C battery to replace the 20C battery for the helicopter? It's a different li-po battery with 3.7 volts.**
A: No issue, more punch. I have a 45C in mine. Flight times not as long but it moves quick.

**Q: So you know if I buy two helicopters if I can change the channel they are on so I can fly them together or will they crash when I try to fly them?**
A: i dont think you can  you can bind two heli on the new syma s107  that are different chanel  but you cant change chanel change the  board for new chanel they will fly in sync  just space them apart

**Q: Is the battery on board the helicopter replaceable?**
A: It is replaceable, but it requires some skills and knowledge. You'll need a mini Philip screw driver a way to strip the rubber from the wires. I recommend using electrical tape and not scotch tape to seal the wires together when you get a new battery. I recommend buying "10 pairs JST Plug Connector RC Lipo Battery Male/Female" and connecting the wires to these, so the battery can easily be replaced each time it begins to stop holding a charge. Also, if you strip the yellow cable and connect it with a female connection, you'll be able to charge the battery MUCH quicker then if you would the normal way. I'm talking 5-10 minutes instead of 30 minutes. The yellow cable will still work the same with knowing when to stop charging. Plus you can use other r/c li-po batteries that uses 3.7 volt, but because the manufacturer is different, the quality can be so much better!

**Q: is it for outdoors?**
A: I also flew mine outdoors, on a calm night. So dark, I could only see the flashing LED's. I was amazed how high it would climb. Once it reached a certain height, I didn't seem to have much control of it. The slightest breeze would send it into the neighbors yard. It may seem odd, but I think the sun light affects the controls. During the day, I'm lucky if I can get it 2 feet off the ground for no more than a few seconds.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best bang for your buck!
*by D***Y on February 1, 2012*

I could not believe how easy this was to fly! I was flying circles around the family room within the first day. The most amazing part is the durability. Some people might complain that the wings are flimsy and brittle but that is what makes the helicopter so durable. It is well worth the extra $5 to get a wing replacement kit. You will likely blow through the first set of wings as you are learning to fly and are experimenting. By the time you break a set of wings you should be a pro flier and won't have to worry about crashing and breaking anymore. It is extremely important to replace a wing as soon as a piece breaks off otherwise it will cause the rotors to wobble which will break the motor. Also make sure to watch the tail rotor as pet and carpet hairs tend to get caught and will cause the motor to burn up. As far as a testament to how durable these are; I let a six year old and a two year old use these for a few days. The six year old got to be pretty good within a few tries. I only had to replace one wing after letting him use it. The two year old was a completely different story. He enjoyed throttleing the copter up to the ceiling until it would crash and burn, falling 20ft to the ground. I would pick it up and he would repeat to do the same thing time after time for the duration of many battery rechargings. To help him out a bit I took off the tail rotor which only allowed him to go up and down but he didn't notice and it provided a few extra seconds of flight before it would hit the ceiling and crash. After countless crashes and battery cycles all I had to do was replace the wings and it flew just like it did when I took it out of the box. I would only estimate that the little battery can handle 50-100 rechargings before its life cycle gets to be too low to enjoy but for $30 taht was perfectly fine with me. To me it is very high quality for $30. If you are expecting something that is going to last for years then you might want to invest in a higher end helicopter. If you want something to entertain you or your kids for a few weeks then this is it!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazingly Durable 3.5 year old toy
*by A***A on October 18, 2013*

My 3.5 year old son was of course beside himself when he discovered that helicopters could be remotely controlled. Well it just so happens I ALWAYS wanted a remote controlled airplane when I was a child, before the days of remote controlled helicopters, but they were always way too expensive. When I realized that you can own one for only $20 I was thrilled to make my own childhood dreams come true as well as my sons! So first of all, I'm having a blast flying this little thing! But it really does take some learning, I still can't quite maneuver it to fly a very far or fast distance without crashing. Anyways, since its complicated and my son is three, I thought I would just always help him fly it because obviously it would be too difficult for a three year old. That worked for about 60 seconds and then he insisted on doing it on his own. Long story short, he ran it strait up into the ceiling (vaulted, HIGH ceilings and then crashing down into hardwood floor), into the walls, furniture, ME, little sister, you name it over and over and over for about 15 minutes until the batteries finally died, finally an end to the madness. Every time it crashed I cringed thinking SURELY it must be broken, until it would effortlessly launch yet again. After the initial excitement of flying his own helicopter and crashing and making everyone around run for cover wore off, he became a bit frustrated that he couldn't really control where it went at all. So he would play(CRASH) with it until the batteries died, charge, wait not so patiently, then go through the exact same charade again, crashing literally every 10 seconds, the time between crashes only as long as it takes a three year old to locate WHERE it landed after crashing into the ceiling fan of a vaulted ceiling, and then set it back up on its feet to take off again. Anyways, what I'm trying to get to is this, after a few days of crashing like CRAZY, it was STILL working, and by that time he had learned to make it hover at whatever height he wanted it to. He learned how to use a very gentle and light touch to slowly let it take off and he could bring it right up to the ceiling and start to come down right before it would hit the top. Sadly, a week later it did completely die after a random crash. But seriously, all that it had been through, I still feel like I got it at a steal of a price! We loved it so much and were so impressed with the durability that I ordered him another one right away! Now we're months later and this one is still working perfectly fine, since it wasn't the "test dummy" I imagine it will hold up forever. He still crashes it all the time though, just not nearly as much as that first one. Steering is still a very difficult concept, he does try, but for the most part he just loves making it go up and down, he'll raise it up, set the controller down, then play with some other toys underneath, with the helicopter just hovering there by itself. Its so cute and his imagination runs wild with rescue missions and helicopter adventures! I really feel that this has help my son learn patience and to learn what its like to get progressively better at something we put a lot of time into. Now if I could only have more turns!! BTW, the second one that we purchased was the "coast guard" version. Which is amazingly fun with all of its blinking lights. BUT the landing "gear" is not as good as this one because it gets bent out of shape a LOT (you know, with all of that crashing) and we are constantly bending it back. That's mostly fine, because its easily fixable, and my son has learned how to bend them back himself, but it would be nice if they were as durable as the non coast guard version. Oh and also on the non-rescue, the wheels are not real, they are just non moving plastic, which he was a little bit bummed about, but no big deal.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ My first and favorite helicopter
*by J***E on April 11, 2013*

I'm giving this product a 4.5 stars. I wanted to buy an inexpensive helicopter that was going to be a success. I saw this online and decided to check it out after reading all of the positive reviews. Once I got it in the mail, I verified the contents to be sure if it was a legitimate product and it was. I really hated the twisty ties they used to hold in the helicopter inside the box. It was a pain and I was worried about using too much force to get it out. Well, everything turned out fine. I tried seeing if it was ready to be flown right out of the box but it wasn't quite there yet. I recharged it for about 30 minutes and bam; it flew like a bird for about 8 minutes. Of course being an amateur at this toy, I had trouble getting to fly properly but eventually I got better as I played with it. I gotta say that this toy can really take a beating. I crashed this helicopter into so many things that the worse I've done to it at the time was that I scratched up the wings. I love the engineer at this little helicopter. This toy was designed to be simple and effective and it is very easy to open up the toy and fix it up when needed. I already own this toy for about 3 weeks and already I broke it. Haha The helicopter took a dive into my dog's water bowl. Oh man, was I worried that it wouldn't work anymore. I dried it off for about 30 minutes and checked to see if it would still turn on. Yep, it was still working. I was impatient and wanted to play with it again, so I ignored the fact that I still needed it to dry and kept on playing with it. The helicopter still flew, but I began to notice that the helicopter was losing power very quickly. I charged it up and again, the power was quickly depleting. Eventually, it would either shut off after using about ¾ of the throttle or a dim red light would flash instead of the bright red/blue LED lights and nothing would function. I tried searching online and seeing how I could fix this problem. My mom said to buy another one, but it would have cost another $20 out of my pocket. I troubleshoot the problem myself and found out that it's most likely that the battery went out. The helicopter would still turn on, so power could still cycle around the helicopter. The helicopter wings would still spin when being used when charged, so the chip or motors didn't get damaged. I bought a set of miniature Philip screw drivers at my job (Dollar Tree) and they fit perfectly for $1.05 as well as electrical tape for $1.05. I ordered two batteries for the helicopter here on Amazon.com and was getting ready to attempt to fix and modify my helicopter. Once the batteries came in, I immediately started working on my helicopter. I used a pair of wire cutters, 3/43 Philip screw driver, electrical tape, the two batteries, my broken helicopter, and my imagination. I took apart the helicopter, removed the damaged battery, exposed the power wires, shorten the wires from the two new batteries, connected both of the batteries and the power wires; black to black and red to red using the electrical tape, used electrical tape and strapped on the extra battery underneath the helicopter; between the two legs, inserted the replacement battery on the front nose, taped it into place, and finally closed everything up. Power was following through and everything was a success. The batteries needed to charge and I waited about 1 hour and 46 minutes. When it was done, I manage to get it to work like almost new for about... 16 minutes and 31 seconds. Of course, the helicopter has some trouble staying in the air for a long time with the extra weight but it still manage to last for that length of time. Near the end of that time, it was getting ready to die. In my conclusion, if you want a toy helicopter, get this fun little toy. It's very fun, durable, design is incredible; easy to modify without soldering tools, and everything is replaceable. Pros: Lightweight The design Easy to modify Very fun For kids and adults Durable The price Parts are replaceable Cons: IR Transmitter/receiver for remote and helicopter Only designed for indoors No built in video cam :P Original battery doesn't last that long Charging takes forever even before and after modification

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