GoolRC WLtoys XKS A180 RC Airplane, 2.4Ghz 2 Channel Remote Control Plane with 6 Axis Gyro System, Adjustable Rudder, Brushless Motor and 1 Batteries, Easy to Fly RTF Foam RC Aircraft for Adults

Crashed like 100 times glued it back together again and again a little tape good to go!!!

This is a great little RC fighter plane. I got this to upgrade from the cheaper slower models. So far I absolutely love it! In 6 axis gyroscope mode it’s very easy to fly, maneuver, and land. It handles higher wind speeds and self corrects when you let go of the control stick. Full throttle allows very short take offs and it quickly screams up to altitude in no time at all. Take care not to let it get too far away because the range is somewhat limited, I’d say 500 feet or so and you gotta turn it around to come back. I love this plane. It’s tough as nails, I’ve crashed it into a tree and on the grass and it has no damage at all. Just be sure to turn off the throttle before you crash and it will save the propeller. Got a second one for dogfights with a friend. Overall a awesome well designed, and well built plane for a very fair price.

Was surprised as the speed and power of the plane. Lots of fun.

These little planes are absolutely a blast. My coworkers and I bought 3 of them and have flown them nearly to death for a month. We're basically adult children. We call them the Vulture Killers because they're literally fast enough to run down buzzards in mid flight. I wouldn't say it's a beginner plane, just due to how fast these things are, but if you have some R/C plane experience and don't want to spend a fortune, definitely buy one. Just make sure to buy the 2 or 3 battery version because they only get about 5 minutes on a charge if you're aggressive with the throttle. The only cons: the controllers feel cheap, the planes look a little cheap, and it's easy to lose the nose cone rubber on impact. The gyro stabilzation on mode 2 can get a little laggy with sharp inputs or in wind gusts. That being said, they can take some SERIOUSLY hard impacts and fly again either immediately or with minor repairs (Professional Welder glue is your best friend on EPP foam planes like this) thanks to the shielded position of the motor, battery, and propeller and the reinforcement spar in the nose. They are capable of flying with no nose at all in fact! We've flown them straight into the ground at top speed, into buildings, trees, parked cars, light poles and each other and the noses have been broken countless times but they still fly great. The landing gear can take your worst pancake landings and will only need straightening a little after hard impacts. Best advice is to set the rear control horns to the innermost position to increase response (they're a bit slow to turn out of the box, especially on full throttle). The planes are capable of inverted flight, loops, barrel rolls, hammer turns and inverted loops with some practice on unassisted mode (no gyro). Overall a 9 out of 10 plane for someone who just wants to fly for reckless fun and isn't obsessed with top tier quality or looks. They're really more fun flying with your friends though. Have fun! -VK-01

This plane is so fast! I bought it as a gift for my dad, as we like to fly RC together. So far, it's our fastest plane. It's sturdy too, for how light it is. It is also powered by a brushless motor and gets about ~5 minutes per battery. It looks awesome in the sky, and I would definitely recommend it!