RC Plane Model SU-27 2.4Ghz 6-Axis Gyro Remote Control Airplane Rc Airplane for Beginners Family Toys for Outdoor Activities (Red)

At first this thing just crashed into the ground. It didn't go more than 30 feet. I tried bending the back up (like a spoiler on a car). It really didn't make a visible difference, but now it flies perfect and is a great inexpensive and fun RC plane.

Flying high best to learn fast I got it up to 250 Feet wow that awesome

Great Birthday surprise. Very easy to fly for a 7 yr old. We did lose wheels on 1st flight, they were not detrimental to operation of plane, just esthetics.. Recommended for kids.

I bought this for my 8 year old nephew for his birthday. All ages enjoyed flying it! Unfortunately, while flying, the wind caught it and carried it away beyond our control. It eventually went down in a corn field, and we can’t find it. Lightweight, easy to fly - but beware of the wind stealing it.

this is only a toy, and very inexpensive. That is the most important part it is only like 20 bucks or less. It has very basic functions, but real RC planes cost a whole lot more.This is just a glider, with some propellers on the back, and a controller. It is very easy to assemble, and actually very durable. It is very easy to use, and actually a lot of fun.you can takeoff from the ground, but it is a lot easier to hit the gas and throw it by hand. It is pretty fast, but nothing crazy. It can fly straight really well, and is pretty easy to control up-and-down, in a straight line. you might even be able to land it. but, when it comes to turning, you have very limited control. There are no flaps, only a difference in speed in the two propellers. It takes a very long time to turn, nowhere near a 90° corner. I have a lot of property, and cannot get it To fly away and return, without fear of losing it. Once you start turning it Only makes a very slight bank, and barely starts to turn. If you had enough room, you might be able to get it to go in a complete circle and get it back, but probably better used to tire children out, then for serious RC airplane enthusiasts. Still a lot of fun, and very cheap. Highly recommended.

The media could not be loaded. This is a very cool and fun to fly plane. My kids love it and can fly it pretty well around the neighborhood. It's a little bit of a learning curve on getting it to take off out of your hand, though with the landing gear in place, it can take off from the ground as well, it just needs more room (and a smooth surface). It turns easily and flies straight. It's tough enough to take some pretty hard landings; I like that the nose is rubber, so it just bounces back after a crash, protecting the rest of the plane. The stabilizer wings are easy to put on and take off, but I think I will probably leave them on so I don't wear out the plastic hooks that keep them in place. They seem to be designed to be knocked off so they don't get broken off. I haven't had a chance to take it to a large open space to try out some more tricks, but it seems like it could do some stunts as well. It's tough to land it without crashing unless you're in a large open space. Be sure to have a ladder handy if you're flying among houses or buildings; it will almost certainly end up on top of a building if you're not careful.

I got the SU-27 Model RC Plane to fly with my son who has a similar one in blue by a different manufacturer. This one is a slightly different design. One thing that I like better about this model is that the way the bottom of the plane is shaped gives you a nice place to grip it when hand launching the plane (which is how I always start flying).One difference I noticed compared to the other plane that I got was that this one only included a single battery while the other one came with 3 which was super handy. Additionally, the other one had prop guards so that if you crash into something it would help avoid damaging the propeller blades. The other plane also included an extra set of landing gear (which I don't bother to attach to either plane). I think at least one additional battery should be included but I could get away without the prop guards.There is clear tape at the nose, do not remove this tape, I think it helps hold on the rubber nose cone. I had removed it on the other plane and after it crashed the next time the nose cone popped off.In testing the plane seemed to fly a bit better than my son's plane and seemed to launch easier, so overall I would say this is the better of the two (except for the other items that are included with the other plane). The left control stick controls the speed. Since there are no controllable elevators on this plane you ascend and descend using the speed control. Speed up and the plane also climbs, throttle down and it starts descending. The right stick controls turning either left or right. It takes a few attempts to get a hang of, but after about a dozen or so short flights, even my 5-year-old son can fly pretty well.Overall, I highly recommend this plane, I just wish they would include one extra battery.

So you need a lot of space to fly this because its not super responsive being so light and low powered. Over all its a nice little plane if you have the space. Simple and easy to use, I do wish it did not have a gyro though, I know its suppose to help but I feel like it makes the plane mushy to fly.