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Sorry. Didn't mean to offend.

You can type your registration number along with your phone number and a cash reward offer on a strip of adhesive tape and stick it on the body of your drone. That will greatly enhance the likelihood of it being returned. A $10 offer is about right for the average toy-grade quad, $50 - $100...

Cleo, I'm not acquainted with your quad but I can tell you that having a bad motor in a new toy-grade drone is not uncommon. This is the inevitable result of mass-producing such tiny motors. I had that problem with my Syma x5c when I got it. Your options are to send the quad back to the...

The battery could very well be the problem. There is a "fifteen minute rule" that should be followed with all quads in the low to medium price range. What this means is you should always wait at least fifteen minutes before recharging the battery. Give it a chance to cool down. This is hard...

I had a similar problem with my x5c when I first got it. I replaced the motor and it's been flying faithfully for more than a year since then, which includes many crashes and being stuck in a tree for two weeks while enduring two heavy rainstorms. It is amazingly durable and it flies as well...

That depends on how much disposable income you have. I'm not familiar with the JJRCX1 but I can assure you that in spite of the criticisms posted here the Syma x5c1, which you can get from Amazon for $60 is one of the better low-price toy drones on the current market. Here is a good test video:

I would bet money the problem is with the quad's LiPo battery. Some of them behave erratically. Aside from that it sounds to me like your x5c is fine. Have you been following the fifteen minute rule? In case you don't know what that is, always wait fifteen minutes after a flight to...

I have two x5c's. On both controllers the green on/off indicator light comes on -- but the LCD informational screen does not light up on either one. In no way does this affect function. Once you become reflexively accustomed to controlling your bird you have absolutely no need to refer to the...