I don't know how to describe it. Maybe like a drone,
It definitely needs A LOT of space to fly. The control is difficult even for an adult.
It has 2 usage options. Left stick to fly and right stick for the road.
Let me clarify that the wheels do not turn. Everything is done by the 4 little propellers, whether it flies in the air or slides on the ground.
The -1 star now, it's particularly sensitive.
That is, no matter how hard I tried, I managed only a few times (before I gave up) to land it without it crashing hard to the ground.
On the first use, the plastic parts that go on the sides to keep the machine balanced broke. This is not a serious issue.
What made me keep dealing with it and not letting the kid play, are the propellers.
With every crash, if a propeller doesn't come off and fall into the leaves and you have to look for it (it also gives 4 spare propellers), they unclip. Even if it unclips by just 2mm, this makes the machine not fly or/and not go straight.
The socket for each propeller is a small cylindrical motor where the 2 wires are visible. On one propeller, after a week of use and countless crashes, on the wall, on the floor, on the asphalt, on trees, etc., one wire came off and I haven't bothered (yet) to fix it. It comes with a small tool so you can disassemble the propeller and the motor.
It has a button that makes the machine do 2-3 tricks automatically. For this too, you need a lot of space.
It has a switch where left is for beginner control and right for those who have mastered it. I don't know the differences.
The connection of the controller (takes 2 AAA batteries) with the machine is easy. For faster connection, turn on the machine first and then the controller.
If it doesn't fly or something isn't working right, 98% of the time it's a propeller issue. Even when you are sure they are properly clipped in, you might need to take them all out and put them back in (easy), and there you might find, for example, a hair tangled in the motor shaft blocking it.

Nevertheless, although it's difficult to use as a remote-controlled toy, it's interesting because it takes some effort to play with and it's completely different from other remote-controlled toys.
My little one said it's the best he's had...
obviously because the others work flawlessly and after a while he gets bored of them.
A. Usage time is about 10 minutes with heavy flying and a bit more with only ground use.
As a gift for a kid 7-8+ it's very nice.