Helicóptero telecomandado SYMA TOY AEROLUME SPECTRA S9

Take to the skies indoors with the SYMA AeroLume Spectra S9, a 3.5-channel infrared RC helicopter built for pilots aged 14 and up. Its coaxial rotor design and built-in gyroscope deliver stable, predictable flight, while multi-color LED lights create a dazzling display in low-light rooms. The rechargeable 3.7V 180mAh Li-Po battery provides 5-7 minutes of flight per 30-45 minute charge, and the included transmitter runs on 6 AA batteries (not included). With a control range of up to 15 meters, this ready-to-fly helicopter is perfect for living rooms, offices, or any indoor space.

Key specifications

• Channels: 3.5 channel
• Control type: Infrared (IR)
• Stabilization: Built-in gyroscope
• Lighting: Multi-color LED lights
• Helicopter battery: Rechargeable 3.7V 180mAh Li-Po
• Transmitter battery: 6x AA (not included)
• Flight time: 5-7 minutes
• Charging time: 30-45 minutes
• Control range: Up to 15 meters (50 feet)
• Rotor configuration: Coaxial
• Recommended environment: Indoor
• Material: Durable plastic and metal frame
• Control functions: Ascend/Descend, Forward/Backward, Left/Right Turn
• Ready-to-Fly: Yes
• Recommended age: 14+ years
• Power type: Electric

Why choose it

The AeroLume Spectra S9 combines beginner-friendly stability with eye-catching LED effects. The coaxial rotor and gyroscope keep the helicopter level and easy to control, even for first-time pilots. Its compact size and infrared control make it ideal for indoor fun, while the durable construction withstands minor bumps and crashes.

Ideal use cases

• Indoor recreational flying in living rooms, offices, or hobby spaces
• Learning basic RC helicopter piloting skills
• Light shows and visual entertainment with multi-color LEDs
• Gift for teens and adults interested in remote-controlled aircraft

Good to know

The helicopter charges via USB or the transmitter (depending on model) and requires 6 AA batteries for the transmitter, which are not included. Always fly indoors and away from obstacles for best performance. The infrared control requires line-of-sight between the transmitter and helicopter.