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

We bought one and my child (8 years old) loved it. He is able to fly well after a couple of try and error. We love it so much that I bought another one immediately so we can fly together and pretend to be doing dog fight. A full charge can fly about 20 min with decent air time. We can even do some stunt on it. Overall a great toy for family. I am going to get one for my wife as well so we can fly 3 jets together, blue red and yellow. The only caveat is that you might nose dive and can snap the tip of the plane. It happened to us but after putting tape on it flys just fine. We ended up putting tape on the new one to reinforce it before it break. I suggest you fly on grass field to start.

Definitely recommend this product. It's fun and easy to fly and worth the cost.

Broke during second time using it - fell from about 6 feet and the foam snapped clean off at the front end. Did not fly well from the start. Do not recommend.

This is like a 50/50 review. The plane itself flies great and is super cool but it breaks so easily. I ordered it and the entire front of the plane broke off immediately with flying for the first time. I thought it was faulty so we got it replaced and the same exact thing happened again and it broke in the same place. It flies without the front of the plane but it looks stupid obviously lol. This is not child proof even with the foam being flexible. The nose of the plane did nothing to soften the impact.

Works great even in some windier conditions. battery only lasts about 30 mins.

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.

I genuinely had a lot of fun with this toy during the first couple of days. It is fairly difficult to fly, though. The turning radius is very large, and you have to constantly manage the throttle. If you don’t, the plane will either pitch up, and stall, or struggle to climb above about 6 feet and barely gain any speed. Because of this, I strongly recommend flying it in a large, open field with as few trees and obstacles as possible. Despite all of that, it is really fun once you start getting the hang of it. Each battery lasts around 15 minutes and takes roughly the same amount of time to charge. The biggest issue is that crashes are basically inevitable. After a few crashes into trees or nose-dives into the ground, the nose of the plane will most likely snap off. Super glue works well as a temporary fix, but eventually there’s only so much it can handle. Overall, this is about what you would expect from a $30 RC plane: a lightweight, inexpensive foam aircraft that can be difficult to control but is fun to learn and fly.

Fun to fly. Durable! Great design.