Today, I will do my best to portray you some of the best drones for kids that are most suitable for children of all ages. That’s why we have divided this list into several different age categories so you can better understand the models available on the market.
In addition to that, we will also give you a couple of safety tips as well as a general introduction you should explain to your little ones before their first flying session. As I will mention several times going forward – drones are not a toy! With that being said, let’s take a closer look at drones for children.
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Drones for 5+ year old kids
| Name | Image | Age | Range | Time | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5. JJRC H20 | 5+ | 30m | 7 min | See price now | |
| 4. Syma X11C | 5+ | 30m | 8 min | See price now | |
| 3. JXD 512V | 5+ | 30m | 5 min | See price now | |
| 2. Eachine H8 Mini | 5+ | 30m | 6 min | See price now | |
| 1. GOOLRC Mini | 5+ | 30m | 5 min | See price now |
5. JJRC H20H

What’s even better is the fact that Wobox H20H supports one button course reversal which can pull you out of sticky situation with a blink of the eye. So basically, it is without question that this little fella is a great beginners drone that can teach your kids more than a few things.
Wobox H20H has the same operating range just like the GoolRC – 30 meters. Fortunately, its battery is a lot better. Not only does it last a bit longer (approximately 7 minutes) but it also charges up for half an hour which is great. Definitely one of best, if not the best drone for 6 year old kid.
4. Syma X11C

It sports s sleek design with detachable prop guards that ensure propellers are safe and sound even during powerful collisions. The best thing about this one is definitely the fact that it sports a camera. It’s nothing special, just a 2MP sensor capable of capturing low res images.
With a fancy controller design, intuitive controls and a button that makes the Syma X11C roll around like crazy. Continuing onward, it’s important to state that it’s great for children as it sports flashy LED lights that make up for a proper show during night time.
Operating range is 30 meters, just like the 2 above featured drones too. Flight time is better – up to 8 minutes with a charge that lasts about 40. All in all, Syma X11C is an outstanding, entry level drone that seems like the perfect choice for children to learn the basics of drone piloting.
3. JXD 512V – kid friendly drone

The feature that is going to amaze children the most is definitely the addition of LED lights that will enlighten night flying sessions. Additionally, JXD 512V also features 360 degree eversion as well as one button 3D flip which is also incredibly entertaining to younger audiences.
As was the case with all other above featured mini drone,s JXD can also be flown both outdoor and indoor. Still, the latter will make up for a much better experience as wind tends to be quite the issue while flying outdoor. Best of all, it comes with a 6-month warranty so there won’t be any worry on your end! Lastly, JXD Mini can fly around for roughly 4 minutes (a bit less than we’d expect) and can go as far as 30 meters away from its controller.
2. Eachine H8 Mini

Despite its incredibly low price tag, Eachine still impresses with solid design, prop guards for maximum safety and even LED lights that seem to be very popular within this price range. Moreover, Eachine H8 Mini also comes with 3D tumbling key as well as a lightweight frame that can endure quite the beating.
Believe it or not, this thing comes equipped with the popular one key return to home feature which is rarely seen with such cheap models. Likewise, it also has headless mode that makes it much more intuitive to children. All in all, if you’re looking for a cheap toy drone, you cannot go wrong with H8 Mini by Eachine!
1. GoolRC Mini – kid friendly drone

GoolRC Mini cannot be considered as a fully-fledged drone. It is more of an indoor model that doesn’t have much power under the hood. Despite that, it would be a mistake to think of it as a toy. With its solid build quality and all-around prop guards, GoolRC Mini can withstand quite a few hits.
Surprisingly, at such a low price point, it offers headless mode as well as one key return. Both of these features are well appreciated and will definitely attract a fair share of customers their way. Moreover, it is equipped with a 6-axis gyro system that makes it quite stable. Still, don’t expect miraculous performance outdoor since it is incredibly small and even the slightest breeze can get if off course.
Last but not least, GoolRC can last up to 5 minutes in the air and takes around an hour to charge (a bit less actually). Likewise, its operating range hovers around 30 meters which is more than enough for casual indoor use. All that makes it great drone for 6 year old kid. What is your opinion, do you agree this is one of the best drones for kids?
Drones for 9+ year old kids
| Name | Image | Age | Range | Time | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5. SYMA X5C-1 | 9+ | 30m | 7 min | See price now | |
| 4. STUNT DRONE | 9+ | 30m | 6 min | See price now | |
| 3. HAKTOYS HAK907C | 9+ | 100m | 9 min | See price now | |
| 2. UDI U818A | 9+ | 50m | 10 min | See price now | |
| 1. Altair AA108 | 9+ | 100m | 10 min | See price now |
5. Syma X5C-1

While I personally am not a huge fan of the design, some of you might find it pretty. I find the abundance of small decals and whatnot way too tacky, but that’s just a personal opinion. What I do like about Syma X5C-1 is its controller which is accurate and provides a user-friendly experience.
Moving forward, this little guy is powered by a 3.7V 500mAh Li-Po battery which is a bit more powerful than that on Wonder Chopper Stunt Drone. IT can last up to 7 minutes but unfortunately takes a lot of time to charge… To be more precise, around one and a half hour. Still, with 30 meters of drone operating range and decent flight time (especially considering its price tag), this thing is more than capable of entertaining your kids.
4. Stunt Drone

As its name suggests, this thing is made for stunts. It is insanely agile and glides through the air with ease. It is durable too. With reinforced propellers and above mentioned prop guards, you do not have to worry about this thing breaking that easily.
The controller looks good but isn’t exactly made out of the highest quality materials. Still, it sports intuitive and lag-free controls which is, at the end of the day, what matters the most. Specifications aren’t much better than those previously featured models. The Li-Po 3.7V 300mAh battery can endure up to 6 minutes of air time. Likewise, the connection is stable up to 50 feet away which means you won’t be able to get it too far from you.
3. Haktoys HAK907C – kid friendly drone

Its main features are 3 speed modes, LED lights and auto stabilization which greatly helps HAK907C to battle tough weather conditions outside. It even features a miniature camera. Unfortunately, it does not have a good sensor so you will be left with low quality footage… But that’s not so important since this is a children’s drone and not a fully-fledged aerial photo platform.
When it comes to specifications, Haktoys HAK907C brings an impressive sheet to the table. With up to 100 meters of seamless operating range and roughly 10 minutes of flight time, it is pretty clear that the folks over at Haktoys know what they’re doing. So, once again, if you’re looking for a durable and well-performing drone, HAK907C is the one you should be looking for!
2. UDI U818A

Feature-wise, UDI U818A features headless mode which makes controlling much easier to drone beginners. Likewise, it also features 6-axis gyro stabilization system, LED lights, 1 button 360 degree flips, and a 2MP camera. It even comes with a 4GB micro SD card for storage as well as an extra battery for prolonged air time. The camera isn’t that good but can still shoot 720p videos at 30fps and take solid aerial shots for any occasion.
Each battery can provide you with up to 10 minutes of flight time which means close to 20 minutes if you charge up and use both of them. Combine that with up to 50 meters of flight time and you’ll understand why people are going crazy about UDI U818A!
1. Altair AA108

The first reason why kids will love this drone is not its performance. Nope! It’s the gorgeous design which will turn quite a few heads in its direction. However, the design is only the first thing kids will notice. Besides design, they’ll also experience an incredibly stable flight that will make them fall in love with drones. Plus, Altair AA108 has altitude hold (among other features) which greatly helps with stability too.
If your kids want a drone that can record aerial videos, Altair AA108 can provide with its 720p wide angle camera. It’s capable of recording brilliant videos and snapping crystal clear photos that they’ll share with you all the time. The fun with this little birdie will last for approximately 10 minutes per charge. Don’t forget to warn your kids that Altair AA108 can only fly up to 100 meters away from them. That will minimize the risk of them losing the drone and you having to buy a new one.
Drones for 16+ year old kids
| Name | Image | Age | Range | Time | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3. Parrot Ar 2.0 | 16+ | 50m | 11 min | See price now | |
| 2. Parrot Bebop 2 | 16+ | 2km | 25 min | See price now | |
| 1. DJI Phantom 3 | 16+ | 2km | 25 min | See price now |
3. Parrot AR 2.0 Elite

It is controlled by a smartphone (iOs or Android) via dedicated app that provides a plethora of available functions and features. In combination with the built-in camera (good quality by the way), Parrot AR 2.0 Elite’s app can record and share photos and videos straight from the drone. Additionally, it also supports FPV which is something a lot of potential customers will greatly appreciate.
Unfortunately, it does not come with failsafe functions so you will be up against all sorts of troubles if you fly it past the operating range of roughly 50 meters. The battery is pretty solid and can provide with up to 12 minutes of flight time. All in all, if you’re looking to provide your teenager with a good all-around drone that won’t set you back by a lot of money, then Parrot AR 2.0 Elite is the best option for you!
2. Parrot Bebop 2

In addition to virtual reality, it is also important to mention that Bebop 2 excels at other aspects as well. Take for instance its FHD ready 14mpx camera that sits on a 3-axis digital stabilizer. It’s capable of producing top notch aerial footage and give you a great perception of your surrounding area.
Parrot Bebop 2 is equipped with a 2700mAh battery that can endure more than 25 minutes of flight time. Skycontroller 2 boosts the range to more than 1 mile and, in addition to everything else stated about this one, completes the package with straight A’s! Do you think this is one of appropriate (advanced) drones for children?
1. DJI Phantom 3

It sports a great 2.7K 12mpx camera mounted on a 3-axis stabilization system. This will allow you to record eye soothing aerial footage as smooth as silk. Of course, it supports FPV… and what’s even better – in HD!
Moving forward, it’s important to mention P3 comes with all the standard smart features such as follow me, course lock, waypoints, orbit and even a vision sensor for indoor use. All of these features were brought to life with GPS technology.
Speaking of technology, DJI made sure their Phantom 3 is an absolute champion when it comes to specifications. You’ll have to agree that’s true since it can go as far as 1 mile and as long as 25 minutes. If you are not satisfied with these numbers, feel free to go for the Advanced or Pro version since they offer more than double the operating range.
Are kids allowed to fly drones ?
Kids are allowed to fly drones. There is no law that prevents them from doing so. Still, it might be a good idea for you, as a parent, to double check with your country’s (state’s) UAV laws. If everything seems fine, I would still recommend you to follow certain safety tips to prevent your children or unsuspecting fellow citizens from going hurt.
Below, you can find a small safety tips section in which I mentioned the most common issues. In addition to those tips, I’d also like to remind you that younger children (under 10 years of age) should always be under supervision of their parents while flying drones. It’s just a safety precaution that should never be taken for granted.
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Safety Tips
The biggest safety tip is not to fly a drone around unaware people. Even though modern day drones are equipped with technology that prevents them from shutting down completely while in mid air and crashing down onto unsuspecting citizens, there’s still a (small) chance of something going wrong. So, to prevent a potential disaster, make sure your kids fly their drone either in your backyard or somewhere far away from people.
In addition to that, make sure your children stay away from airports (at least 5 miles away) and that they don’t raise it higher than 400 feet in the air. Lastly, not all of the below featured drones are outdoor-only. I placed a couple of smaller drones that are suitable for indoor use so your children can learn the basics of piloting without ever leaving their home.
Conclusion
In the end, I really don’t know what else is there left to be said… I’d just like to conclude this article with one simple sentence that’s been stuck in my mind since the very beginning – “Drones are not toys. They might look like they are, but guess what – they’re not!” Even the smallest ones can injure people if not controlled appropriately so it is important to teach your children how to fly them. Start off with smaller models and then learn your way to the top!
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