MAXBECK Remote Control Wireless Airplane Toy with Lights, Su-35 Rc Glider 2 Channel 2.4 GHZ Remote Control Planes, Outdoor Foam Rc Aircraft for Hobby Rc Airplanes

So much fun! This is a great gift for any kid and even adult I had so much fun flying this with the kids! Thanks to its foam body it can handle any crash like a beast the durability is incredible. Its easy to maneuver and control. The battery life is perfect for quick outdoor play sessions!

Easy to fly. Got two for grandkids 12 and 10 years old. They flew theirs successfully. One for me, but I've been flying RC for decades. Flys at high alpha (nose up), control is throttle for climb/descent and motor differential for left/right. Recommend large pen field initially and light wind. It bounces. Includes spare props that are directional if replacing one for breakage. Good intro for a kid of most ages into flying a RC airplane. Caution flight battery connections are polarized and a bit delicate. Second photo shows flight battery in airplane as shipped and/or ready for flight. Pull straight back to remove. Charger dangle plugs into a USB 2 female cord for power.

Very fun for the price, great little tool to learn gliding principles. Battery life is crazy for how small it is. Requires at least .25 acres to have fun with it but you could probably learn the basics in a smaller space. My complaints are that the nose is so thin it seems to deform in flight, and that it cannot take off from a flat smooth surface as the back landing gear does not have wheels. I would have been happy to pay $5 more and have reduced flight time if the motors were powerful enough to overcome that issue. I’m going to experiment with it by adding nacelles (some variants of this product do come with them) and a different nose, probably with more weight as the stock weight balance is slightly toward the rear center.

These are the Best! We've gone through a few RC aircraft in our house. Although we initially thought this was a "small one" I actually love the size-to-power ratio. The plane can fly to heights of 50-70 feet easily and hold its own in a breeze up to perhaps 6-8 mph. What I love best about this design and size: the aircraft is big enough to be easily controllable, but small enough to not get damaged when it crashes! We had one that was twice the size of this, that every time it hit the ground, it needed to be checked and tweaked in order to fly well again. These ones can nose-dive straight into the dirt from 30 feet, bounce up two feet, and be launched and flown again with absolutely zero tweaks or checks. An incredible tradeoff for a slightly smaller "jet". We haven't even used any of the spare parts, and I'm considering buying a third for the house so we have one in every color.

Plane 1 - 0 stars. Plane 2 - 5 stars. Here's the rest of the story. My son's friend got this plane and it was awesome. I got the link from the boy's mom and the plane arrived and wouldn't fly. We tried everything and were perplexed. I ordered a replacement plane which arrived before I could return the original and lo and behold...two different planes. The new plane flies just like the friend's plane and is tons of fun. Differences - how the fins attach (bad plane they slot in and aren't fixed, good plane they have a sticker to slot them into a space with no holes. Wheels - bad plane has no back wheels, good plane has wheels in three places. Nose - bad plane it's like a shrunken, used balloon. Good plane it's flexible but feels like a new balloon. Hopefully this helps some future person who has to deal with a heartbroken kid for two weeks to get a replacement plane that works.