2 CH RC Airplane, RC Plane Ready to Fly, 2.4GHz Remote Control Airplane, Easy to Fly RC Glider for Kids & Beginners (Red)

I purchased one of these in hopes if all went well I'd buy a couple more as holiday presents. On my first flight, I made several successful laps, but then the throttle seemed to stick, and the plane kept moving higher and higher until it was gone no matter if I gave it no throttle. I contacted their customer support who was very responsive, and Lucy was great to work with. Normally they do not replace a plane lost in flight; but in my scenario they agreed to. I received a new one quickly, and tried it over the weekend with my family. It worked perfectly, I didn't lose it, and even my Dad wanted to try it. He did and loved it! Now he wants one, so I'm likely going to buy him one as well. It's made of styrofoam and felt sort of "cheap" at first, but with no prior RC plane experience, I see why this is necessary. With its light weight I was able to land it in the grass easily with no damage which may happen with a heavier plane. Great for beginners and loads of fun. Would definitely recommend, and again appreciate the prompt and friendly customer service!

My 10 year old boy love flying this RC glider. We have a F22 version of the glider, the price and style and how it flys this is cheaper and flys much better in comparison. It is slightly smaller and lighter so does not take much effort to get it airborn. In fact this glider can actually take off from the ground as you can see from the video. It comes with two batteries and each can fly around 15 minutes so total you get over 30 minutes of flying time. It takes less then a hour to charge the battery so you can take a portable usb charger and charge it while using the second battery. Once you are in the air you or your child will get to learn how to use the wind to get lift on the glider and you can actually turn off the throttle once up in the air and just use the left and right throttle to turn. If get wider turn when throttle off but if you turn with throttle on you get sharper quicker turn. I would like a version in the future where you can maneuver up and down so your can do some aerial acrobat. Hope they make a glider like that in the future. Also another good thing about this glider is the center of gravity is more toward center front so when it lands and crash it almost land face up 80% of the time. Unlike the F22 version it lands on side, upside down and nose dive which easily broke the front tip. With this version the front tip is wider so less likely to brake. The styrofoam built can take some good crashes even though the front propeller is more for decoration it can help absorb some impact. So far my son like this glider better compare to the F22 version.

Well functioning plane, great customer service from Hawk's Work. When we ordered a replacement part direct from their website, they contacted me to confirm that the ordered part would work on our plane. It turns out we ordered the wrong SKU and they corrected our order and sent the correct part. My 9 year old LOVES this plane, which has also survived many tree and roof landings!

Easy to fly and operate, beautiful flight and fun to play. My 5 year old could play with it. Good battery too.

This was a great little plane- used it once and successfully retrieved it from a tree. Not a big deal. Controls were finicky- tell it to go left and it’d have a delay - and it seemed to do what it wanted when it wanted. Didn’t charge the battery all the way since we just got it and wanted to try it in the field. Soo waited till next morning when all was ready to go!! On it’s second mission- it decided that it wanted freedom. It did not respond for anything! A slight breeze took it up and then it lost control/signal and just kept going. Nothing we could do. It never stopped. It flew into the next county! Through the marshes and over the trees. Never came down. That was day 2 of a 6 day camping trip that my son balled his eyes out for the remainder of the time. It was supposed to be a wonderful experience- he saved his money up for a month to buy this. And it was gone within 5 min of playing with it. Guess I shouldn’t have charged the batteries and maybe it would’ve dropped when it lost power? Wish it had a small weigh on it to make it drop I it losses signal. Just heart breaking.

I purchased the HAWK'S WORK 2 CH RC Airplane as a gift for my father-in-law, hoping it would be a fun toy for him to enjoy. Unfortunately, it didn't quite meet our expectations. **Pros:** 1. **Colorful Design**: The red color of the plane is vibrant and eye-catching, which is appealing, especially for kids. 2. **Simple Controls**: The remote control is easy to use, making it suitable for beginners and kids to operate without much hassle. **Cons:** 1. **Poor Stability**: The biggest issue we encountered was the lack of stability during flight. The plane didn't fly straight or steady, making it difficult to control and enjoy the flying experience. 2. **Limited Range**: The range of the remote control seemed quite limited, which restricted how far the plane could fly before losing signal. 3. **Fragile Construction**: The plane felt a bit flimsy, and we were concerned about its durability, especially with rough handling or minor crashes. Overall, while the HAWK'S WORK 2 CH RC Airplane has some positive aspects, such as its attractive design and simple controls, the poor stability during flight was a significant drawback. Due to these issues, we ultimately decided to return the product.

First off, the biggest feature of this plane is it’s extremely simple. This is both a pro and a con. The only moving parts are the two wing propellers. There are no control surfaces like a traditional plane. The plane climbs by adding power and it falls when you reduce power. When you move the controller to turn the plane, it speeds up the propeller on one side thus turning the plane. This means the plane is extremely easy to fly. So easy my 3 year old can fly it. But this also means you don’t have as much control if there’s wind or an updraft. The reviews saying the plane went up and up then disappeared are correct. This happened once when I let another kid fly it and I couldn’t get it back before I lost sight of it. But this can be avoided by not flying high or in windy conditions. You can also reduce lift by cutting power and turning the plane in a continuous circle. This will bank the plane causing it to lose lift and it’ll reduce altitude fairly quickly. If you want a beginner plane that’s easy to fly this is the plane to get. If you want a more traditional plane that’s a little more advanced that you can stall, then get the red and white NOVCOLXYA RC plane. The batteries interchange, but this plane’s battery is larger, so you get decent flying time on each charge. Overall this is the best beginner plane, but isn’t the best fit for someone looking for true 6 axis control surfaces.

My 9 year old had a lot of fun flying this plane. We lost it to the wind a few time but luckily we were able to still find it. Once the plane got above 20 ft the wind was in control not us. The body is very durable but the various small plastic pieces are not.

The plane arrived in brand new condition. Both my boys mastered the controls within the second day of play. My 12 year old and 10 year old absolute love it. It is lightweight and flies well. Taxi take off works best on smooth surfaces. According to the boys, it's best on ice! I'd imagine a nice smooth driveway would work nicely as well. Landing gear pops off on rough landing but that shouldn't be a problem once you've mastered the controls to land smoothly. Overall, one of the best toys we've purchased on Amazon. Highly recommend this to anyone

Great product. Works very well. Solid.

Wow ! What an amazing first plane for my 12 year old ! He mastered it with in minutes. Hours of endless fun. Because of this plane. He now wants to do it as a hobby ! We have had a break or two. But because of the material it’s made from a really good super glue has fixed it with out noticing !Would 100% recommend this plane !

Easter to fly!

Volevo un Aereo Radiocomando da regalare a mio figlio di 8 anni ed iniziare da un modello economico. Ebbene, posso dire che questo Areo, è veramente costruito bene, facile da pilotare, stabile in volo, ovviamente essendo fatto di polistirolo, bisogna evitare giornate di vento. Sono riuscito a farlo volare, molto distante, non so quantificare la distanza, però vi posso garantire che per il suo prezzo, è molto performante!! Il decollo può essere effettuato sia da terra oppure lanciandolo con le mani. L'unica pecca.... è il carrello delle ruote abbastanza leggero, che si piega facilmente e si può rompere.... Quindi, il mio consiglio è di farlo decollare con le mani. In conclusione, sono molto soddisfatto, (anche gli adulti si possono molto divertire), LO CONSIGLIO A TUTTI!!!