Usually, every year, loads of quadcopters get flown indoors on the channel. This year I hadn't done any, so I picked up this little beauty: the Potensic Firefly A20, from Amazon during one of their lightning deals. I paid £17 for it.
Today there's an unboxing of the quadcopter, its transmitter and all its accessories, then a two-battery flight indoors.
All the functions and features on this beginner tiny whoop are extremely easy to use. Even the trim, which I explain in the video.
What is a tiny whoop?
A tiny whoop is a very small quadcopter with ducted propellers (guards around the props). They're light, soft and forgiving, which makes them ideal for flying indoors and for learning. See your first drone: a buying guide.
What is trim?
Trim makes small adjustments so the drone hovers without drifting. If it slowly slides in one direction when you let go of the sticks, a few clicks of trim the other way fixes it. See learn to fly: your first flights.
Good to know in 2026
Tiny whoops like this are well under 100g. With no camera, you don't need a Flyer ID or Operator ID in the UK, though the Drone and Model Aircraft Code still applies if you fly outdoors.