Pixy Drone Recall: What You Need to Know and How to Get a Refund

Pixy Drone was a pocket-sized flying camera that could take pictures and videos in the air. It was launched by Snap, the company behind Snapchat, in April 2022. However, in February 2024, Snap announced that it was recalling all Pixy Drones and batteries due to a fire hazard. The lithium-ion battery in the drone could overheat and cause a fire or injury. In this video, I will explain the details and reasons of the recall, and how it affects Pixy Drone owners and fans. I will also show you how to participate in the recall, receive a full refund of the purchase price, and dispose of the battery safely. I will also share some of the latest news and updates on the recall, and what Snap is doing to address the issue and resume sales of its devices.

[@eprohoda]

Howdy?- 1!thanks!interesting , farewell,=)

[@Minutechreview]

Hey, thanks!

[@geraldpolymath]

Yep, you won't see iJustine telling customers about this. Even though she pimped the public into buying it.

[@TheBh1989]

Lmao damn I was just thinking about all the devices Snapchat came out with and hearing this funny. Cause I wonder what happen to their drone.

[@Minutechreview]

😅🤣

[@jamesfestini]

I’m getting $290 back

[@Minutechreview]

And how did you dispose off the battery?

[@jamesfestini]

@@Minutechreview I forgot.