It was a sunny afternoon in the city park, one of those days when everything feels perfectly in sync. The blue sky stretched like a vast hand-painted canvas, dotted with white clouds and illuminated by the radiant sun. A gentle breeze rustled the leaves of the trees, carrying with it the sound of children's laughter as they played carefree.

Harry walked alongside his wife and son, savoring every moment of their family outing. The air was filled with joy and relaxation, and the park's atmosphere was light and vibrant. But something caught his attention: in the sky, small metallic dots flew back and forth, gliding gracefully and precisely.

They were drones, performing elegant maneuvers, spinning in the air, ascending and descending as if following an invisible choreography.

Curious, Harry looked around and noticed that behind some trees, parents and children were gathered in small groups, teaching their kids how to fly their own drones. There was excitement in every gaze, in every spontaneous laugh when a drone did something unexpected. The scene was magical—a true picture of connection between parents and children.

Then he turned around and saw his son standing still, eyes fixed on the sky, mesmerized by every movement of those little flying devices. His eyes sparkled with a mix of fascination and desire, as if he could already imagine himself holding a remote control, guiding his own drone through the blue sky.

At that moment, a memory surfaced in Harry’s mind.

"When I was a kid, my parents couldn't afford to buy me a drone… I always wanted one, but it was never possible. And now, seeing my son's eyes light up like this—why not give him that joy?"

The idea grew inside him like a spark turning into a flame. Harry wanted to give his son not just a gift, but an experience, a memory that would stay with him forever.

That same night, he grabbed his phone and started researching drones. He wanted to find a model that was affordable yet provided fun and learning for his son. After some searching, he found the E88 Pro, a foldable, compact drone that was easy to fly. With its front camera advertised as 4K and Wi-Fi connectivity for real-time video streaming, it seemed like the perfect choice. Additionally, its 3.7V 1800mAh rechargeable battery offered up to 20 minutes of flight time, enough to ensure some great moments of fun.

Harry read about the drone’s features: altitude hold mode, automatic takeoff and landing, headless mode for easier control, and a foldable design that made it easy to carry. Everything seemed ideal for a beginner. Without hesitation, he placed the order.

A few days later, the long-awaited birthday arrived. With a smile on his face and his heart pounding with excitement, Harry handed the gift to his son. As the boy opened the box and saw the drone, his eyes sparkled even more than they had that day in the park. It was the fulfillment of a small dream.

Father and son spent the afternoon at the park, exploring the new toy together. At first, there were a few crashes and some clumsy landings, but soon the boy got the hang of it. The drone soared into the sky, made smooth turns, and both of them laughed at every successful maneuver. It was more than just a gift—it was a moment of connection, learning, and shared happiness.

Harry felt deeply satisfied. Not just because he had given his son something he wanted, but because he had lived that moment with him. For the first time, he wasn’t just a spectator of the fascination drones could bring—he was part of the experience.

And so, under the blue sky of an ordinary park, a childhood dream was revived. Not for Harry, but for his son. And that, for him, was the greatest satisfaction of all.

Noted/Tips

1. Remote control and drone cannot be paired: If the drone cannot be connected to the remote control, it may be due to excessive frequency. Please reconnect the remote control and drone at least 1 meter apart

2. Low battery level: When the drone is first received, the battery level is empty. Please fully charge it before use to avoid low battery level during use

3. If you encounter more operational difficulties, please refer to the operation video on the page and contact customer service immediately if you have any problems