RC Plane for Beginners, 3CH Airplane 2.4Ghz Remote Control Plane for Adults (76101)

I recently purchased this remote control airplane for my 7-year-old, and I couldn’t be more impressed. This remote control airplane is perfect for kids, especially those around 7 years old. It’s easy enough for younger children to control, with its three-level flight assist system that helps beginners stay steady and progress as they improve their skills. The controls are simple, and my child picked it up quickly, making it a fun and frustration-free experience. Another feature that really impressed me was the inclusion of two rechargeable batteries. Each battery lasts around 20 minutes, which is a decent amount of flying. Having an extra battery means that the fun doesn’t have to stop once the first one runs out – just swap it out and you’re ready to go again. It’s a small detail, but it makes a big difference in overall satisfaction. The plane itself is incredibly lightweight, which is perfect for younger kids who want to carry it around. It’s sturdy enough to handle some bumps and crashes, but light enough to avoid serious damage. Plus, the compact design and packaging make it easy to transport, whether you’re heading to the park, a friend’s house, or even on a family vacation. We love bringing it along when we visit open spaces—it’s a great way to enjoy outdoor time together. Overall, this remote control airplane has been a huge hit in our household. It’s well-made, affordable, and perfectly suited for young kids who are just starting out with remote control toys. If you’re looking for an engaging and rewarding outdoor toy that your child will love, this remote control airplane is an excellent choice.

The control board inside isn't attached good and came loose after 2 days which causes the rods attached to the servos not to work the flaps correctly. So useless after 2 days

Best rc for the price which I’m assuming they are going to raise after more reviews but it’s a good training plane as it says there are 3 modes I’m no expert and if you haven’t also flied any planes in a while specially with moving props and what not I would say use easy mode to start of and switch to middle when u need to take a tighter turn but switch back to beginner to get the best stability, pro bode is more like no wind at all this can be used on a like decent wind ish type of weather and still handle from the gyros in easy mode but if there’s air and u can’t really fly.. bye bye buddy lol it gets a decent reach but wouldn’t risk it on going far propellor comes off when it crash lands in a way that it shouldn’t but I would recommend on buying more propellers they break easily with metal contact when flying or concrete of course but grass is totally fine so is dirt, highly recommend

Great beginner plane I will say it flew great in the wind for a small airplane, but stopped working four hours after slamming into the ground. Too many times the prop would not spin.

Got it to start my adventure into the hobby as an adult. So far so good! It is hard to get the hang of, but the assist helps a lot. Managed to break off the rudder first. Hoping some foam glue will help.