--- product_id: 1035437 title: "Syma S107/S107G R/C Helicopter with Gyro- Red" brand: "syma" price: "284.29 DT" currency: TND in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Syma" url: https://www.desertcart.tn/products/1035437-syma-s107-s107g-r-c-helicopter-with-gyro-red store_origin: TN region: Tunisia --- # 3.7V 150mAh LiPo battery lightweight aluminum frame 3.5 channel flight control Syma S107/S107G R/C Helicopter with Gyro- Red **Brand:** syma **Price:** 284.29 DT **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > 🚁 Own the skies indoors β€” fly smart, fly stylish, fly Syma! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Syma S107/S107G R/C Helicopter with Gyro- Red by syma - **How much does it cost?** 284.29 DT with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/1035437-syma-s107-s107g-r-c-helicopter-with-gyro-red) ## Best For - syma enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted syma brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Effortless Stability:** Gyro-assisted 3.5 channel control for smooth, beginner-friendly flight - β€’ **Indoor Flight Champion:** Infrared remote control optimized for precise indoor maneuvering - β€’ **Crash & Repair Friendly:** Affordable replacement parts keep your copter flying longer and stronger - β€’ **Power-Packed Portability:** Compact 8.7-inch size with ultra-light aluminum frame for crash resilience - β€’ **Quick Recharge, Quick Fun:** USB rechargeable LiPo battery delivers 5-7 minutes of thrilling flight time ## Overview The Syma S107/S107G is a compact, lightweight indoor RC helicopter featuring a durable aluminum frame and gyro-stabilized 3.5 channel controls. Powered by a 3.7V 150mAh LiPo battery rechargeable via USB, it offers 5-7 minutes of smooth, beginner-friendly flight. Designed for indoor use with infrared remote control, it’s perfect for novices seeking affordable, crash-tolerant aerial fun with easy access to replacement parts. ## Description Product Description SYMA S107G is equipped with a 4-in-1 infra-red receiver (Gyro, ESC, Mixer, Receiver). This palm size S107 Toy Helicopter (18.5cm long) comes with Aluminum Frame and a Great detail canopy. It is able to move in 3 Direction base on the 3 Channels, anyone can hover it easily. Since it is made with Aluminum Frame, very light weight and almost indestructible in any crash. From the Manufacturer Syma S107G 3.5 Channel RC Helicopter with Gyro in Red color scheme. Flight Control Includes Up/Down, Left/Right Turn and Forward/Backward movements. Includes USB Charger and Spare Tail Blade. For Use Indoors ONLY Due to Infrared Control. Battery Type: Lithium Polymer (LiPO Battery). C Rate: 15C. Volts: 3.7. Capacity: 150mAh. Cell Count: 1S. Continuous Discharge: 15C (2.25A). Watt Hours: 0.56. Motor Type: Brushed. Age Rating: 14+ With Adult Supervision. Charger: USB. Radio: Infrared. Fuel Source: Electric. Length: 8.7 in (220.98mm). Height: 1.5 in (38.1mm). Width/Diameter: 3.9 in (99.06mm). Review: Very fun and inexpensive! - These little helicopters are a lot of fun to play with and seem to be able to withstand quite a beating. We purchased several of these to give as "stocking stuffers" at Christmas as well as a couple for ourselves just for fun. The instructions that come with this helicopter are a little lacking, but this is not a complex toy. Helpful hints missing from the instructions: * Leave the unit level when you turn it on for a few seconds. There will be a very small blinking green light visible from the back of the unit that will stop flashing after a few moments. This is the gyro level-setting. * To change channels of the helicopter (A vs B), make sure both the helicopter and remote are powered off. Set the channel you wish to use on the remote and power the remote on first with the throttle lever at idle. Power on the helicopter and move the throttle to the "open" position. After a brief moment, the helicopter will change channels and is available for use. DURABILITY These are durable but not indestructible. Take care when flying in a room with a lot of obstacles. Even slight changes in airflow in a room will change the flight dynamics of these small, lightweight helicopters. Due to their small size and relatively low powered motors, attaching anything to the helicopter could very easily prevent it from flying and at the very least will make it more difficult to control. BATTERY The helicopters can be charged from the included USB cable or from the included power-port on the remote. I would advise charging with the USB cable because charging from the remote will quickly drain the remote's batteries. Regarding the USB charger, there is a little light in the USB side of the cable provided that will light up when charging is finished. The LED is not externally visible on the charger cable. The way you fly your helicopter will influence how long the battery lasts, but we are averaging roughly 5 to 7 minutes. Charging takes roughly 45 minutes for my helicopters. To maximize the life of the rechargeable battery, allow your helicopter to "rest" for 5 to 10 minutes after a flight before plugging it in for a charge. Take care when plugging the cable into the helicopter to charge as the pins are very very small and I could see where it could be easy to damage them if you're too rough with it. On the charging cable (both on the remote and the USB cable) there is a small arrow/triangle on the top of the plug. Plug into the helicopter with this arrow/triangle facing up. FLIGHT AND CONTROL These helicopters quite stable and easy to fly. It does take a little finesse to learn just how much throttle you should give these, but the learning curve is minimal and you'll have it figured out during your first flight. As you fly (and crash... because yes, you will crash these repeatedly) you should expect little tiny nicks in the plastic blades and plastic body pieces. These will impact flight characteristics over time but very minimally. You can pick up a set of replacement pieces for very little money here on desertcart. I think the last time I looked it was maybe $3 or less. IF YOU HAVE PETS WITH LONG HAIR -- keep an eye on the rotor shaft and pull any tangled animal hairs or fibers out from around the shaft regularly. With very little maintenance and care, I see no reason why these shouldn't last for quite a long time. The availability of very inexpensive replacement parts here on desertcart means you should be able to enjoy a great many flights with these units. Review: Fun, tiny RC helicopter! - We purchased the Syma S107/S107G R/C Helicopter (Red) for my son's birthday. The list price for $130 is absurd. At $20, it is well worth the money. It comes with a remote control, the helicopter, and a USB cable for charging. The remote control takes 6 AA batteries. The helicopter must be charged before using. It takes 40 minutes to an hour to charge while hooked up to a USB port on your PC. On a full charge, it runs for about 6 minutes non-stop flying. So that's about 60 minutes of charging for 6 minutes of flight! At first, I thought that was awful. But I've adjusted nicely to a routine of flying it here and there throughout the day just for a short period of entertainment. It is fun to fly. The blades look very delicate, so be careful not to crash it! I have hopped it a few times off the ground trying to land. But the frame seems durable although very lightweight. Two lights flash on the nose of the helicopter when it is ready for flight. It has an on/off switch opposite the USB charging port. My on/off switch is kind of finicky. Sometimes the lights do not come on when we flip it to the "on" position. So we just gently apply some pressure to the switch with a finger, and it activates the lights. Overall, you can't beat it for $20. It is a VERY fragile, tiny RC helicopter. It is perfect for beginners or people looking to have fun flying a cheap, indoor model. It's lots of fun! Just don't break it. UPDATE: After a week of flying, one of the blades chipped. It still flies OK with the chip, but I went ahead and ordered more blades. You can find them here: SYMA Replacement Set of Main Rotor Blades for S107 Red Part S107-02 UPDATE: Replacement blades showed up. The screws that hold the blades to the rotor are TINY! The only Phillips-head screwdriver that would work was a tiny one that came with my eye glasses. Those screws are incredibly small! But I was able to get it loose and slip the new blade in place. I've been flying this toy for a few weeks now, and crashed it several times. The reason is that maneuverability decreases substantially as battery power weakens. At the end of each session, the helicopter is literally 5 inches off the floor while I do some daredevil maneuvers to squeeze the last drop of juice out before a recharge. It's fun, and I found that crashes lower to the ground at slower speeds are relatively harmless to the helicopter. UPDATE: It's been 6 weeks of flying now. The helicopter is still great fun to fly, but it seems to lose its ability to climb in altitude quicker now after a full charge. I'm not sure if it because winter has brought thinner air to Idaho or what. But something is causing the helicopter to struggle to gain altitude after only about 2 minutes of flying. Still fun though! UPDATE: We had 4 good months out of this tiny helicopter. It was fun to play with. Now the USB charger lights up indicating a full-charge, but when we go to fly it, it won't lift but 6 inches off of the ground. I don't see any damage to the helicopter itself, so it must not be charging to full capacity. We enjoyed it enough to say it was worth the price. Too bad it didn't last longer than 4 months. UPDATE: Found the problem! The battery degraded to a point where it will not recharge. It heats up in flight and I was also plugging it in right away after flying without giving time for the battery to cool down. Sometimes I even left it charging for hours after it was fully charged. The heat ruined the battery. Found another battery on desertcart. Syma S107 / S107G Upgrade 3.7V Lithium Polymer 240 mah Battery for Remote Control Helicopter Helizone RC Firebird Cut the wires and spliced this new battery in. This is a slightly stronger battery. Slightly larger as well. It fits though. Helicopter flew great with this new battery. We're back in the air again! UPDATE: Had this helicopter for about 10 months now. Spent about $10 on replacement parts to keep it in the air. Had about a month or so of down time. We crashed it pretty hard in our basement the other day. The stabilizer on the tail cracked and broke off. I ordered a small parts kit for a few dollars. Full Set Replacement Parts for Syma S107 RC Helicopter, Main Blades, Tail Decorations, Tail Props, Balance Bar, -Red Set- Replacing the stabilizer wasn't too difficult. Just a couple of tiny screws. Still flying! FINAL UPDATE: After almost a year of flying, I can give a fair evaluation of this helicopter. The price is perfect for almost anyone to purchase and enjoy. As long as you do not purchase a defect, you have a great chance of getting a few months of great fun! This is not a RC that has a super long shelf life. You will have to do repairs to it to keep it flying. You will crash it. It's perfect for taking the first step into RC helicopters. I hope they release an upgraded version that has more power, durability, and a longer shelf life. ## Features - Stabile Flight Characteristics - Easy to Fly - Great for Beginners - Battery Type: Lithium Polymer (LiPO Battery) - Motor Type: Brushed - S107 and S107G differ only in labeling. Either may be shipped. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00F4WMAAW | | Additional Features | Flashing Light | | Age Range Description | Adult | | Battery Description | Lithium-Ion Polymer | | Best Sellers Rank | #108,966 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #32 in Hobby RC Helicopters | | Brand Name | SYMA | | Color | Red | | Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging | | Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 7,477 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 08675458390083 | | Included Components | Battery | | Indoor Outdoor Usage | Outdoor | | Item Dimensions | 17.7 x 7.6 x 3.1 inches | | Item Weight | 8 ounces | | Manufacturer | Tenergy | | Manufacturer Part Number | S107G-R | | Manufacturer Warranty Description | 90 day warranty against manufacturer defects | | Manufacturer recommended age | 8 years and up | | Material Type | Aluminum | | Model Name | S107G | | Model Number | S107G-R | | Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Packs | 1 | | Number of Players | 1 | | Operation Mode | Remote Control | | Power Source | Battery Powered | | Size | Mini RC Helicopter | | Theme | helicopter | | Toy Vehicle Form | Helicopter | | UPC | 888309050137 609224106972 844949003780 787799402740 638142026857 799637364851 845623073853 803224924585 736211306159 802297349387 160654001072 613706966954 787793003264 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | ## Images ![Syma S107/S107G R/C Helicopter with Gyro- Red - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71AmxEgl7AL.jpg) ![Syma S107/S107G R/C Helicopter with Gyro- Red - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71wWSQvleKL.jpg) ![Syma S107/S107G R/C Helicopter with Gyro- Red - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61Uzspp1vQL.jpg) ![Syma S107/S107G R/C Helicopter with Gyro- Red - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61dVJKmdBEL.jpg) ![Syma S107/S107G R/C Helicopter with Gyro- Red - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61x4hkUyw2L.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: What would happen if I used a 1S 25C battery to replace the 20C battery for the helicopter? It's a different li-po battery with 3.7 volts.** A: No issue, more punch. I have a 45C in mine. Flight times not as long but it moves quick. **Q: So you know if I buy two helicopters if I can change the channel they are on so I can fly them together or will they crash when I try to fly them?** A: i dont think you can you can bind two heli on the new syma s107 that are different chanel but you cant change chanel change the board for new chanel they will fly in sync just space them apart **Q: Is the battery on board the helicopter replaceable?** A: It is replaceable, but it requires some skills and knowledge. You'll need a mini Philip screw driver a way to strip the rubber from the wires. I recommend using electrical tape and not scotch tape to seal the wires together when you get a new battery. I recommend buying "10 pairs JST Plug Connector RC Lipo Battery Male/Female" and connecting the wires to these, so the battery can easily be replaced each time it begins to stop holding a charge. Also, if you strip the yellow cable and connect it with a female connection, you'll be able to charge the battery MUCH quicker then if you would the normal way. I'm talking 5-10 minutes instead of 30 minutes. The yellow cable will still work the same with knowing when to stop charging. Plus you can use other r/c li-po batteries that uses 3.7 volt, but because the manufacturer is different, the quality can be so much better! **Q: is it for outdoors?** A: I also flew mine outdoors, on a calm night. So dark, I could only see the flashing LED's. I was amazed how high it would climb. Once it reached a certain height, I didn't seem to have much control of it. The slightest breeze would send it into the neighbors yard. It may seem odd, but I think the sun light affects the controls. During the day, I'm lucky if I can get it 2 feet off the ground for no more than a few seconds. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very fun and inexpensive! *by B***N on January 2, 2015* These little helicopters are a lot of fun to play with and seem to be able to withstand quite a beating. We purchased several of these to give as "stocking stuffers" at Christmas as well as a couple for ourselves just for fun. The instructions that come with this helicopter are a little lacking, but this is not a complex toy. Helpful hints missing from the instructions: * Leave the unit level when you turn it on for a few seconds. There will be a very small blinking green light visible from the back of the unit that will stop flashing after a few moments. This is the gyro level-setting. * To change channels of the helicopter (A vs B), make sure both the helicopter and remote are powered off. Set the channel you wish to use on the remote and power the remote on first with the throttle lever at idle. Power on the helicopter and move the throttle to the "open" position. After a brief moment, the helicopter will change channels and is available for use. DURABILITY These are durable but not indestructible. Take care when flying in a room with a lot of obstacles. Even slight changes in airflow in a room will change the flight dynamics of these small, lightweight helicopters. Due to their small size and relatively low powered motors, attaching anything to the helicopter could very easily prevent it from flying and at the very least will make it more difficult to control. BATTERY The helicopters can be charged from the included USB cable or from the included power-port on the remote. I would advise charging with the USB cable because charging from the remote will quickly drain the remote's batteries. Regarding the USB charger, there is a little light in the USB side of the cable provided that will light up when charging is finished. The LED is not externally visible on the charger cable. The way you fly your helicopter will influence how long the battery lasts, but we are averaging roughly 5 to 7 minutes. Charging takes roughly 45 minutes for my helicopters. To maximize the life of the rechargeable battery, allow your helicopter to "rest" for 5 to 10 minutes after a flight before plugging it in for a charge. Take care when plugging the cable into the helicopter to charge as the pins are very very small and I could see where it could be easy to damage them if you're too rough with it. On the charging cable (both on the remote and the USB cable) there is a small arrow/triangle on the top of the plug. Plug into the helicopter with this arrow/triangle facing up. FLIGHT AND CONTROL These helicopters quite stable and easy to fly. It does take a little finesse to learn just how much throttle you should give these, but the learning curve is minimal and you'll have it figured out during your first flight. As you fly (and crash... because yes, you will crash these repeatedly) you should expect little tiny nicks in the plastic blades and plastic body pieces. These will impact flight characteristics over time but very minimally. You can pick up a set of replacement pieces for very little money here on Amazon. I think the last time I looked it was maybe $3 or less. IF YOU HAVE PETS WITH LONG HAIR -- keep an eye on the rotor shaft and pull any tangled animal hairs or fibers out from around the shaft regularly. With very little maintenance and care, I see no reason why these shouldn't last for quite a long time. The availability of very inexpensive replacement parts here on Amazon means you should be able to enjoy a great many flights with these units. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fun, tiny RC helicopter! *by M***S on October 12, 2011* We purchased the Syma S107/S107G R/C Helicopter (Red) for my son's birthday. The list price for $130 is absurd. At $20, it is well worth the money. It comes with a remote control, the helicopter, and a USB cable for charging. The remote control takes 6 AA batteries. The helicopter must be charged before using. It takes 40 minutes to an hour to charge while hooked up to a USB port on your PC. On a full charge, it runs for about 6 minutes non-stop flying. So that's about 60 minutes of charging for 6 minutes of flight! At first, I thought that was awful. But I've adjusted nicely to a routine of flying it here and there throughout the day just for a short period of entertainment. It is fun to fly. The blades look very delicate, so be careful not to crash it! I have hopped it a few times off the ground trying to land. But the frame seems durable although very lightweight. Two lights flash on the nose of the helicopter when it is ready for flight. It has an on/off switch opposite the USB charging port. My on/off switch is kind of finicky. Sometimes the lights do not come on when we flip it to the "on" position. So we just gently apply some pressure to the switch with a finger, and it activates the lights. Overall, you can't beat it for $20. It is a VERY fragile, tiny RC helicopter. It is perfect for beginners or people looking to have fun flying a cheap, indoor model. It's lots of fun! Just don't break it. UPDATE: After a week of flying, one of the blades chipped. It still flies OK with the chip, but I went ahead and ordered more blades. You can find them here: SYMA Replacement Set of Main Rotor Blades for S107 Red Part S107-02 UPDATE: Replacement blades showed up. The screws that hold the blades to the rotor are TINY! The only Phillips-head screwdriver that would work was a tiny one that came with my eye glasses. Those screws are incredibly small! But I was able to get it loose and slip the new blade in place. I've been flying this toy for a few weeks now, and crashed it several times. The reason is that maneuverability decreases substantially as battery power weakens. At the end of each session, the helicopter is literally 5 inches off the floor while I do some daredevil maneuvers to squeeze the last drop of juice out before a recharge. It's fun, and I found that crashes lower to the ground at slower speeds are relatively harmless to the helicopter. UPDATE: It's been 6 weeks of flying now. The helicopter is still great fun to fly, but it seems to lose its ability to climb in altitude quicker now after a full charge. I'm not sure if it because winter has brought thinner air to Idaho or what. But something is causing the helicopter to struggle to gain altitude after only about 2 minutes of flying. Still fun though! UPDATE: We had 4 good months out of this tiny helicopter. It was fun to play with. Now the USB charger lights up indicating a full-charge, but when we go to fly it, it won't lift but 6 inches off of the ground. I don't see any damage to the helicopter itself, so it must not be charging to full capacity. We enjoyed it enough to say it was worth the price. Too bad it didn't last longer than 4 months. UPDATE: Found the problem! The battery degraded to a point where it will not recharge. It heats up in flight and I was also plugging it in right away after flying without giving time for the battery to cool down. Sometimes I even left it charging for hours after it was fully charged. The heat ruined the battery. Found another battery on Amazon. Syma S107 / S107G Upgrade 3.7V Lithium Polymer 240 mah Battery for Remote Control Helicopter Helizone RC Firebird Cut the wires and spliced this new battery in. This is a slightly stronger battery. Slightly larger as well. It fits though. Helicopter flew great with this new battery. We're back in the air again! UPDATE: Had this helicopter for about 10 months now. Spent about $10 on replacement parts to keep it in the air. Had about a month or so of down time. We crashed it pretty hard in our basement the other day. The stabilizer on the tail cracked and broke off. I ordered a small parts kit for a few dollars. Full Set Replacement Parts for Syma S107 RC Helicopter, Main Blades, Tail Decorations, Tail Props, Balance Bar, -Red Set- Replacing the stabilizer wasn't too difficult. Just a couple of tiny screws. Still flying! FINAL UPDATE: After almost a year of flying, I can give a fair evaluation of this helicopter. The price is perfect for almost anyone to purchase and enjoy. As long as you do not purchase a defect, you have a great chance of getting a few months of great fun! This is not a RC that has a super long shelf life. You will have to do repairs to it to keep it flying. You will crash it. It's perfect for taking the first step into RC helicopters. I hope they release an upgraded version that has more power, durability, and a longer shelf life. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic and Fun *by S***T on December 16, 2011* This review is for the Syma S107 Electric R/C Helicopter. Syma S107/S107G R/C Helicopter - Red This thing is so much FUN its almost PHUN. Amazing fun for the price. The little Heli itself is quite sturdy. The controller is completely adequate, if not spectacular. Very good first Heli for adults and children. With a battery mod to allow easy battery replacement, it becomes exceptional for the price. The E-Flight Blade Scout Blade Scout CX RTF 3-Ch Heli is better but more expensive. One large advantage for the Scout is the battery just plugs in and it only cost about five USD. A six battery charging station is available as well. Just imagine if you were to mod the Syma S107 to use the same battery... just saying.... one battery type for multiple R/C Heli's is a good thing. What you need on hand when it comes in: 1) 6 AA batteries for the controller. Rechargeable NiMH or NiCad will work just as well as alkaline. 2) An indoor room with carpet or a blanket spread flat for a training surface to soften the first several landings. The bigger the room the better. 3) No sunlight, no strong LED lighting, no LED, LCD, or plasma TV on. They may interfere with the IR remote control. 4) USB power from a computer or a universal charger. USB charging is preferable to charging from the controller. Things that might help your first flight. 1) Be patient. You are learning a new skill. 2) Charge the Heli till the LED in the USB cable is bright before each flying session. 3) With the nose of the Heli pointed away from you, turn the controller on, then the Heli, and put it on a flat and level surface. Push forward slowly on the left stick just until the blades spin. Do that a few times to get used to it. 4) To adjust the yaw (nose left or right), run the power up to Just when it begins to seem a little light on its landing gear. Then adjust the yaw trim knob (top-center of controller) a little at a time in the opposite direction it wants to turn. So if it tries to turn left, turn the little knob on the remote slowly to the right, and vice-versa. 5) Its easier to control the take-off if you power up quickly to a foot or so of altitude, rather than trying to ease it off the deck. 6) Take-off's are optional but landings are mandatory. Just let the left stick pop to zero power if you get into trouble because a power-on crash will be worse than a power-off crash. 7) Ask for help. It will speed your skills along which will increase the FUN factor. 8) Visit your local R/C Heli shops and ask LOTS of questions, peruse their R/C Heli magazines, get them to demo their products. Things to consider purchasing at the same time 1) Additional battery (care is required to perform the battery modification or hard-wired replacement without causing a fire) 2) Spare parts kit with blades, a flybar, main shaft, etc. 3) Additional S107's ' Good luck not getting hooked on R/C Heli's!!! ## Frequently Bought Together - Syma S107/S107G R/C Helicopter with Gyro- Red - Syma S107 3 Channel RC Helicopter with Gyro, Green --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.tn/products/1035437-syma-s107-s107g-r-c-helicopter-with-gyro-red](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/1035437-syma-s107-s107g-r-c-helicopter-with-gyro-red) --- *Product available on Desertcart Tunisia* *Store origin: TN* *Last updated: 2026-09-17*