QT RC Airplane, 2 Channel RC Plane, 2.4Ghz Remote Control Airplane, Ready to Fly Foam Glider with 3 Axis Gyro, Fixed Wing Aircraft Toys for Beginners, Kids and Adults

The tip of the plane snapped right off right away. Very disappointing.

I’m giving this 5 stars with a bit of a disclaimer. Have we had to glue something back on every time we fly it? Yes. Is it worth the $37 I paid for it? Absolutely yes. Would I but it again if it breaks beyond repair? Yes. My explosive-tempered 8 year old has been able to fly this for long stretches without getting frustrated. It’s a challenge for him but it’s also attainable. Much better alternative to video games IMO.

Not for beginner, my son crashed it a couple of times and it's starting to come apart. Glued on props fall off easily and underbody sags with impact

Looks very cool but motors are far too small to keep this plane in the air. If you can get a decent launch then a soon as you turn it falls. I bought the F-22 jets for 45 bucks and they are FAR superior. Larger motors and super easy/ fun to fly. My 10 year old could figure it out in less than a half hour being his first time flying. Wish this one actually flew like the others for the same price because it does look very nice. Also the F-22 has lights underneath and a foam strip behind the propellers. Buy that one for a good experience.

I'm writing this review because I believe people should know what they are buying and also to judge it with realistic expectations. To put this in perspective I own a $1200 delta-wing FPV RC aircraft that is capable of flying completely autonomous "missions" (including take-off and landing) 15 miles out and back... so the first thing to know is this is not the same as that, and should not be judged like that would be judged. This is NOT a "hobby-grade" aircraft, it is a toy.With that said this thing is FANTASTIC for the price you pay and for what it is. It is damn near indestructible thanks to it's rubberized EPP (expanded polypropylene) material, which is the perfect balance of light weight and durability. To the other reviews who are mad that your children broke it... it's an RC aircraft, it can go hundreds of feet in the air and then free-fall to the ground, or plow full speed into a tree... it's always POSSIBLE to break these things. In my experience however I think I would have a hard time breaking this even if I tried to do it. I've flown it in my house repeatedly, each time ending in a full speed crash into a wall or other obstacle, and not only is it functionally fine still but there isn't even any visible damage whatsoever.This does not have ANY control surfaces. There is no rudder, there is no elevator, and there are no ailerons. What does this mean? It means you have limited control. It turns left or right via differential throttle with the two propellers. It does not turn on a dime, in fact it's turning radius is quite large, and it won't bank like a real aircraft will when doing so (it has a slight bank, but you won't be able to roll this 90 degrees and then pull up to turn like you would in a real plane, or a higher-end RC plane). However, while you might think that would be squarely in the CON column it is precisely because of this that it is so easy to control for young children. I have no doubt that with mere minutes of practice even a 5 or 6 year old would enjoy this. My 10 year old loves it.It's extremely stable in the air thanks to an on-board accelerometer. It will automatically vary the thrust of the two propellers to keep itself stable and it does a great job at that. Even without any thrust at all it is well balanced and glides like a dream, making landings super easy. We often fly it with the landing gear removed, hand launch and land in grass, which works perfectly fine and saves some weight for slightly better performance and/or longer battery life.It comes with 2 batteries and ample extra propellers and landing gear, I was surprised and pleased at all the extra replacement parts that are included.TL;DR: It's a good toy, buy it for children, or if you're brand new to RC aircraft. For an adult you might want to look closer to the $500 range rather than the $50 range to hold your interest... but in that case be prepared for a learning curve.

My first rc plane! And i loved it! I bought extra batterys so i could fly it for hours at a time. These planes are tough. I probably crashed mine a few hundred times. But i simply used hot glue to fix anything i messed up. I had mine up to 300 feet high numerous times. The 2 channel models are simple to fly. Only thing i didnt like was if the battery was going to die theres really no warning and losing control of it can land you in some bad spots. If a audible alarm or something could notify you it would be awesome. I estimate that I flew my plane for 200 hours before it failed me (but it was my fault really) TIP: add some hot glue around the antenna wire were it pops out of the plastic housing. so it wont seperate from the circuit board.

I was happily surprised how easy this plane fies. Very fun. Landing gear is weak, but you may want to remove them when flying near trees. Impressive altitude and maneuvering. Young kids can fly.

Pretty cool plane and more durable than I expected it to be. It does have a hard time trying to turn when you want it to though as it wants to stay straight. Cool plane to learn to fly though.