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Customer Reviews(10 Reviews)
4.3
easily the best, most agile, and stable toy quadcopter for the price. I bought two of the bayang toys x9's, one black, one green. I've built, owned, and flown hundreds of RC aircrafts and I have to say that this is an excellent machine, but I also have it binded to a modified devo 7e, and I use jjrc/eachine h8/h8s or floureon h101 batteries. tried flying it once with the stock TX (transmitter) and it was decent, has a cheap feel to the sticks, but functioned properly. the stock battery of the x9 is a 1s 3.7v 150 mah 20c and the h8 batteries that I use give the x9 an extra "push" also being 1s 3.7v 150 mah, but the h8 batteries have a 30c discharge rate, and they even fit right into the battery compartment on the x9. I haven't yet used the stock battery because it has been so excellent with the 30c batteries. deviation software and a modified devo 7e with 4 in 1 MCU give me superior control over the x9, with it's own bayang protocol, which is set up to fly very well, even from the start, I have all rates maxed out and it's right where I want it, added some simple exponential values, and my x9 flies better than some of my very expensive coreless (and brushless) machines, and that says a lot considering it's a fifth of the price of some, plus it's ready to fly. I don't have much to say on how it performs right out of the box, because I took it out of the box and modified it, but even with the stock TX, which i used once, and just a 30c battery, the x9 totally screams and does so in a very controllable fashion. stock TX has three rate modes, headless mode/one key return, one button to flip in any direction, trims in all directions... it's got it all, especially for being toy-grade. I definitely reccommend upgrading the flight battery, the flight time was ACTUALLY around 8 or 9 minutes with the 30c h8 batteries. I added a 3mm white LED to the front of my x9, soldered power & ground to the +3v & gnd. solder pads on the bottom side of the receiver/board and makes no distinguishable difference in battery power/life, as it is such a low power component, melted a tiny divot in the front of the frame with a soldering iron for the LED, shrink-wrapped the wires underneath, bent it into position, the board is level, and it fits right under the canopy cover. I am extremely impressed with what I got out of my x9, I'm stoked for the green one to arrive.
headthruwall2017-12-04
Very good flyer. I bought the Bayangtoys X9 because it is very similar in design to the Blade Nano QX. Even the controller is similar. What X9 features are better than the Blade Nano QX are the LEDs flash when battery is getting low. The Blade Nano with low battery just drops out. The X9 also has LEDs just outside of the canopy on the X frame which makes it more visible and red lights out front, blue out the back you have orientation for direction when flying in darker conditions. The Blade Nano QX has an LED on the controller board that lights the canopy with no indication of orientation. IMO the Blade Nano QX probably edges out the X9 in performance, faster and more agile, but for the price the X9 is a good flyer and well worth it and a good starter quad as well.
SaltyCracker2017-10-17
Great items fast delivery fantastic comunications thanks
r***t2016-01-08
Item as described, fast delivery, well packaged. 5*s all round!
s***22015-12-23
Fast shipping.....A+ seller good product..will buy more
easily the best, most agile, and stable toy quadcopter for the price. I bought two of the bayang toys x9's, one black, one green. I've built, owned, and flown hundreds of RC aircrafts and I have to say that this is an excellent machine, but I also have it binded to a modified devo 7e, and I use jjrc/eachine h8/h8s or floureon h101 batteries. tried flying it once with the stock TX (transmitter) and it was decent, has a cheap feel to the sticks, but functioned properly. the stock battery of the x9 is a 1s 3.7v 150 mah 20c and the h8 batteries that I use give the x9 an extra "push" also being 1s 3.7v 150 mah, but the h8 batteries have a 30c discharge rate, and they even fit right into the battery compartment on the x9. I haven't yet used the stock battery because it has been so excellent with the 30c batteries. deviation software and a modified devo 7e with 4 in 1 MCU give me superior control over the x9, with it's own bayang protocol, which is set up to fly very well, even from the start, I have all rates maxed out and it's right where I want it, added some simple exponential values, and my x9 flies better than some of my very expensive coreless (and brushless) machines, and that says a lot considering it's a fifth of the price of some, plus it's ready to fly. I don't have much to say on how it performs right out of the box, because I took it out of the box and modified it, but even with the stock TX, which i used once, and just a 30c battery, the x9 totally screams and does so in a very controllable fashion. stock TX has three rate modes, headless mode/one key return, one button to flip in any direction, trims in all directions... it's got it all, especially for being toy-grade. I definitely reccommend upgrading the flight battery, the flight time was ACTUALLY around 8 or 9 minutes with the 30c h8 batteries. I added a 3mm white LED to the front of my x9, soldered power & ground to the +3v & gnd. solder pads on the bottom side of the receiver/board and makes no distinguishable difference in battery power/life, as it is such a low power component, melted a tiny divot in the front of the frame with a soldering iron for the LED, shrink-wrapped the wires underneath, bent it into position, the board is level, and it fits right under the canopy cover. I am extremely impressed with what I got out of my x9, I'm stoked for the green one to arrive.