Duncan Toys Dragon Hawk Light-Up Flying Bird - Day/Night Motorized Toy with Shake Auto Start, USB Charger, 2 Flight Positions

My 8yr old daughter absolutely loves this toy bird. She played with it for hours. It actually flys like a real bird and is made with great quality. I would recommend buying this.

Worked right away, but broke within 24 hours. Very pricey for the life span.

I saw this on a morning segment of the news and they rated it very highly. So I bought a couple for the grand kids -- they loved them! They look very realistic (mimicking a bird's wings) and they are so sturdy ..... and fun! The grands played for hours with them. I was so impressed, I told my friends and they ordered for their grands as well. One of the nicest things about this toy is -- NO batteries! You just recharge them. So far (we've had them about a month) they have held up to hours of play time -- which is so surprising to me. Hope they keep going as they are tons of fun! I also like the cool blue lights for night fun!

I bought one similiar to this one a couple of years ago that my son really loved that unfortunately didnt hold up but about a month of use, so i found this one and was excited to get my son another one for Christmas but unfortunately it was already broken before we got to fly it..Amazon gladly replaced it very quickly with a new one. After flying it for 10 seconds it crashed to the ground and broke a wing, which made incapable to fly anymore.Amazon offered a replacement as soon as i get to the ups to return the broke one back

This bird is a lot of fun, but it's a bit fragile. Won't last more than a few months, but still worth it.

This thing is pretty impressive! Lights up and flies super fast. I could see it breaking more easily if flown inside. Definitely an outside toy

Our granddaughter was playing in the park and this cool toy appeared. Three others ordered it immediately

The wings are a very delicate plastic material. While this does “fly”, it moves around pretty aggressively, usually ending when it hits a wall. If you have a wide open space it may not be an issue, but for us, we had to keep clear whenever this bird took flight. I don’t foresee it having much life left after a few more plays.