RC Plane 4 Channel Remote Control Airplane, Ready to Fly RC Airplane with Xpilot Stabilization System and One Key Aerobatic for Beginners Adult

Great first plane, make sure gyro is on, because the wind will take it if not!

Loved how easy it is to fly. My first rc plane. Did a little simulator training on my phone first. Need to make certain you do a pre flight control check before each flight to insure gyros are active. For a 59 year old guys it mades me smile Iike a kid. Long flight times too. Well worth the price. Fly in a large area.

I was shocked at how light this RC plane is, even the battery is small and light. It came assembled except for adding the under wing landing gear (the rear wheel was already installed) and the battery. The initial charge of the battery was very quick (10 minutes), so they may have been partially charged already. The plane came with two batteries, two USB A adapters to charge the batteries, two dual blade props (one was installed), two triple blade props, a spare inner prop hub, and the controller (the product page says you get five props, but mine came with only four.) The controller requires four AA batteries which you must supply. All of the control surfaces were centerlined when it arrived, but if they don't centerline you can use the trim switches on the controller or physically adjust them if that does not do what is needed. The control allows you to control the prop speed (power), rudder, ailerons, and elevators. The control also has three modes (basic, intermediate, and advanced), you have to switch to the intermediate mode to do the preprogrammed acrobatics. The basic mode will try to keep you from putting the plane into the ground, but with any RC plane - you can still crash it if you try hard enough. I can be hand launched (probably the way to go) or ground launched. The plane and battery weigh 2.2 oz. I have seen others fly this plan in some light wind, which is pretty hard to believe based on the weight, but the gyro apparently does the job. It seems to have a surprising amount of power to the propeller for such a small plane. I understand the motor can be replaced, but somehow I doubt the plane will outlast the motor in my case.

Don't buy it. Cheap Chinese garbage. Broke on the 1st flight. It's made of Styrofoam and parts are very fragile. Would not recommend at all.

This is my first RC device. Watched a few videos, read the manual and I am having a lot of fun with this plane.

Good plane with multiple skill level settings. The engine appears to be powerful.

This model kit is one of the best I've flown in a long time. The model is made of epp foam and is durable as rc foamies go. It comes with both a bi-blade and tri-blade props, two batteries and a charger. The gimbles on the tx have an ok and should give a decent 300ft or so of range. The model is fully capable with its 4ch set up which is way better than simplified 3ch planes of similar price. The gyro assist worked incredibly well and even with a less than perfect hand launch stabilized and allowed for a great first flight at the soccer field. Stepping up modes allowed for faster rates and pretty zippy barrel rolls and power loops. I had one ground impact that I'd throttled down for and had no damage suffered. The landing gear allowed for a rolling take off and smooth landing. This reminds me of my first park flyers from park zone years ago allowing for alot of fun even in the outfield of a baseball field. I'd suggest beginners get some simulator time before flying any hobby grade plane, but the gyro system really did make this small plane pretty darn stable on the slower rate modes. Make sure to fly on relatively calm days because it can be easy to fly yourself out of range with unexpected gusts. All around great performance and value in a small package.

This is a great little kit for flying if you know what you're doing. My kiddo and I do not. We're absolute beginners flying planes, and on the third attempt at flying, the wheel broke off. We continued to fly by throwing it because, let's face it, there's no way we were gonna be able to land it.However, it is definitely fun. It's a bit expensive for a beginner. So if you're looking to learn to fly, this is not for you.It does come with a ton of stuff. Four propellers, two batteries, a controller that is paired already (plug in the battery and within 3 seconds, turn on the controller) and you're ready to fly. The thing also has a gyro, which I'm sure in the hands of someone who knows what they're doing is great. But honestly, I'm not sure I'll be flying this again soon.It's not that it's a bad product. It's great. It's just that I'm a bad pilot, and I should stick to drones.