The website says 10+. The box says 14+. I ordered it for my grandson who is 10, but now thinking it's too advanced for him. Your comment appreciated.
1380206
10 years old is probably the right start. I've let 5-8 year olds fly it, but I helped by controlling up/down. Good news, he can crash it 50 times and not break a thing. Good learning experience.
1380207
I suspect most 10 year olds will do fine. The frustration will be significant with short flight times. You might get longer flight times by upgrading the battery or going to a single rotor system. I suspect older kids (adults) have a higher tolerance because we think it is "cool".
1028621
My grandson was 7 1/2 yr old when we gave it to him. I would say that is about the youngest I would go. I believe children up to 12 years old would get lots of enjoyment and a great learning experience from this item.
57187
I see someone answered the wt. limit for you and the box states 12-36 months age. You can go to Fisher Prices' website and see videos of the toy with children riding it. This helped me decide it was a safe toy and I am happy with my purchase!
489316
The box says 9-14. Younger kids could do it if they have had experience building complicated sets. Otherwise, assistance will be needed.
489317
The box says 9 to 14 years old, but an advanced(and mature) 6 to 8 yr old could do it with some help. My son is 12, but he would love this set at 16 yrs old too! Hope that helps, good luck.
1712887
The box says 6 and up. That is probably pretty accurate since you have to hold it still. I am 44 years old and LOVE to use it. :0)
2160724
I'm not sure. I had this sent directly to my grand kids. They can all use it - ages 7-11.P.s. They love it.
106671
In stead of stopping at 12 it goes to 18. Only thing we found is pick up cheap calculators it makes game go faster. Lots of fun.
934421
I have it to my Grandson for his 7th birthday. He and his Dad had a very enjoyable time with the gift. I think a ten year old would like it to and probably handle it on his own.
1028623
my daughter is 10 and loves it - I would say 8? at the earliest... my son - he's 12, kind of outgrew it but he did play with it for a long time - this was one of the best gifts I've ever gotten I have to say - but before 8 years old I don't know if they'd be able to follow the directions without adult help....
2008104
My kids were 9 and 10 when we bought it. They still play on it now and they are 10 and 11. My husband and I are in our 30's and we play on it.
226858
We purchased this for our daughter when she was 3. When I searched for recommended age a few websites said 3+. I do not have original packaging anymore so I cannot tell you for sure. Hope this helps.
1811197
The box probably says ages 12 and up, which is about right. An exceptionally motivated 10 year old can probably do it too. Building circuits is frustrating because they never work right on the first try; there is a lot of patient rechecking, reconnecting, checking batteries aren't dead, etc. In theory it is as simple as paint-by-numbers; in reality, a wire gets jammed too far in and makes bad contact, etc.
1918609
I'd say 8+. Maybe 10+. Kids younger than 8 will have problems. Adults will enjoy as well.
2173027
I bought it for my 3 year old grandson. He can use it and play with it but for the designs he has help from his older brothers and parents. his older brothers are 15 and 17. and my 22 year old daughter was playing with it along with his cousins, ages range from 4 to 10. so not a set group but all seem to enjoy it.His dad told me a week later to take the toy home with me cause he wouldn't stop playing with it.
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The box reads 6+. I say 4+ depending on patience of child (and adult). Our 4 year old just likes setting up the trap to see it in action and not playing "by the rules" most of the time.To truly enjoy, I recommend 6-12 yrs.
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It might be a little advanced for that age. Our younger grandson is 6. I can't remember if he was able to "get it" or not, but the 8 year old did fine.