3CH RC Airplane, RC Plane P51D Mustang Glider, Remote Control Airplane w/Xpilot Stabilization System Easy to Fly for Beginners, Remote Control Plane Toy

Bought this for my grandson. He loves it. He has crashed this plane a number of times and it still flys with chunks missing from the fuselage. This is not to say it isn't durable, but all these planes are styrofoam and can only take so much punishment from a ten year old. All his neighborhood friends asked where I got it it was so popular.

Good durability. Battery life last roughly 30 minutes each. Looks great in the air and is decently fast.

The media could not be loaded. Battery lasts longer than a lot of other planes. No experience needed to fly. It’s durable and has sustained many crashes. The lights underneath are super cool. Would buy again

It is fun to fly and nice to fly at night and in the day but breaks after a crash or two and the front wheel way down the side install it one will term it that way when not terning

This is not as durable as it’s marketed to be. I’ve had it a little over a week and the wings are already starting to fall apart and I’ve had to re-glue things back in place. Could get similar quality for half the price

This remote-controlled plane is a fun little toy for most ages (probably a little too challenging for small kids). I tried it out with my father in law, and he especially loved it, as he’s into planes. It’s pretty easy to setup and it comes with 2 batteries, which is great. Then you just need to add AA batteries into the remote control and you’re ready to fly. The plane feels pretty durable, I don’t think it would wreck/stop working very easily. I was a little nervous to start flying, as I’ve never played with one of these, but it’s pretty easy and you get the hang of it fast. This is an outstanding gift idea at a reasonable price.

Good but very fragile

I grew up flying radio-controlled airplanes when I was a kid, so I was excited to have the opportunity to check out this “jet” to see how well it works. First, I was used to fueling and starting a gas propeller motor (the finger chopper). That was always more than half of the project. Those days are gone with the electric power that this plane uses. It just takes the throwing a switch, of course the downside is that the power lasts less than 10 minutes, then you need to wait through a charging cycle. For flying, it is amazing. The gyro really works well, and it allows even a beginner to keep it in the air. It stabilizes and corrects for wind and other issues to keep it level and flying. I was pretty amazed. The plane itself is super lightweight and durable. It can take some pretty good tumbles without damage. When I used to fly Styrofoam planes, I spent a lot of time working with 5 minute epoxy. This plane, other than the limited flight time, is lots of fun all the way around.