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My two boys bought these (ages 12 and 8). They both get them up in the air by tossing them in the air. They’ve crashed a lot, landed hard, and we’ve super glued parts back on, but they’ve had so much fun flying them and they are simple enough. No regrets.

Good plan for beginners that is easy to fly in a park. Batteries last a good 10 minutes each and you can buy extra batteries for it. I bought larger ones and hollowed out the battery cavity and I can fly for at least an hour

This RC plane has been a hit with the grandkids and the adults, too! It’s easy enough for the younger ones to get the hang of, but still fun for the grown-ups to join in. We took it out to the backyard, and it was off and soaring in no time. The 2-channel control makes it simple to fly, and the night lights are cool when the sun starts to set. Charging it up is quick, and it’s great that it doesn’t take forever to get back in the air. The plane seems durable enough to withstand the inevitable crash landings as everyone learns how to fly it. I can see this getting plenty of use, especially when the whole family is around.

These are great toy airplanes. My four year old loves them. They are a bright color and fly very easily

The media could not be loaded. ¿45 dólares por un producto de mala calidad y componentes pobres? na na na na, no lo recomiendo para nada.Apenas se cayó UNA VEZ el avión y se le despegó la nariz de goma; luego se le rompieron las rueditas. Una basura total.

My 8 year old son (and maybe me too) have been wanting to try out flying rc planes for a while now, but the cost of the bigger planes has been a turn off. I decided to give this one a try and we had a blast with it though it wasn't without some challenges.First, like another reviewer, the front wheel broke for us right away too. We never did a rolling takeoff but have had no problems launching with a little toss.We have a pretty good space in our yard (1 acre property so tried flying it there but we couldn't make a full turn without hitting trees or obstacles. I was a little nervous at that point maybe it was us or the plane just wasn't that good. We took it out to a local school and went out to the soccer field where there were no trees to contend with and had no problems keeping it up on the air and flying it around. There was a fairly strong breeze that I thought was going to be a big problem, but after a few tries I think it was a help. It made it easier to launch into the wind and with a little practice controlling a little stall/turn assisted by the breeze worked out well.All in all, I think this is a fun little RC plane and my son and I will be enjoying it...hmmm...until we decide to go bigger...faster...more powerful etc. This could be a gateway plane.

This RC Plane is fast. My 14 year old son really enjoys flying it. He can fly it well, he typically will throw to launch the plane since he is using it on grass. The plane is fast so it does take some practice. It includes 2 batteries. Also a helpful tip - we always write our phone number on the plane in case it lands in another yard or stuck in a tree. Overall a fun little plane, a bit surprised at how well it flew.

While this does fly, it's difficult. Not because of the unit itself but it's design makes it impossible to control with any precision.It uses two fans at the rear of the plane and varies the speed of each fan to make it turn or go up and down. As such, your control over altitude and turn rate is very limited and slow... making flying this thing anywhere but a HUGE open field impossible. Forget flying between and around things.If you haven't literally bent the tail section properly, it will either not go up at all or only go up. So you have to catch this, bend the tail, then try again until you get it right. Once you do the pitch and yaw rate are so slow as to make flying in anything but a straight line very frustrating.Do NOT buy this for kids. They won't be able to operate it. As a pilot and a fully functioning adult, I found it mind bendingly difficult for no reason.I'd probably avoid this thing.