RC Plane P-47 4CH Remote Control Airplane for Adults Ready-to-Fly RC Airplane with 6-Axis Gyro Stabilizer, One Key Aerobatic & 2 Batteries

Great little foam warbird! Even on a windy day, with the gyro on it flies pretty great! Without wind I imagine it’s an absolute ball to fly! It is a little on the smaller side, so keep it close by. The brushed motor and the 1s battery is just enough for this little plane! Comes with 2 1s batteries, 4 props (2x 2 blade & 2x 3 blade), a charging cord, remote, spare prop connector and the plane of course. Great inexpensive and durable plane for those just wanting a fun little park flyer. Would recommend!

Nice park flyer. Relatively easy to fly. Keep it to non windy days.

About 10 flights in and have enjoyed it for the most part. The battery compartment broke at the clip (see pic). I use a small piece of tape to close it now. I CANNOT however, recommend this to a beginner! It needs a lot of speed to stay in the air and it gets away from you easily. You need a fairly big area to fly. Since you'll be mostly flying at full throttle, you will get a 5 to 8 minute flight. The one touch aerobatics work, but it loses a lot of altitude performing them. And in Expert mode, it's almost unflyable. And before you blame me, I've been flying since 2005. I know my way around the sticks. The fun factor is defiantly there, but I'm not sure if a Pro would enjoy this. You can't bind it to another radio, so your stuck with the stock radio. The included radio is actually pretty nice. At this price point, it's a good value for what you get.

My son LOVES THIS! And thank goodness for the beeping noise when it’s low on battery or out of range. My son made the mistake of trying to fly it on expert mode right off the bat (big mistake!), and it just kept going since he was not patient enough to wanna read the instructions first like I kept warning him. He had it at a nearby school field and within 5 min it was in flight towards the next neighborhood. We searched all over and couldn’t find it and went back home and grabbed the truck. It was one more street over and had we not heard it beeping when we stopped we would likely never found it cause we hadn’t expected it’d be that far. It landed in a bush luckily and after that he had decided he better read the manual. Now he’s a pro and does not hardly ever crash. Batteries last a decent amount of time. I make sure both are charged fully when we go to fly it cause one is just not long enough but after he goes through the second one, he’s happy with the time. Need an easier way to get extra propellers though cause I have had a hard time finding out what are the correct ones. His dad now wants to order himself the same plane. lol and the tricks are cool. Would recommend for sure!

took this flying with my son (11yo) and we had a good time. Not that easy but we got the hang of it after a little while.

Super fun! Definitely need a big area to fly it.

Not as easy to fly as expected. Durability?

Flys great. My son loves it.

Absolutely Amazing! Very easy to fly , you’ll wish you had of bought 2 ! Order some extra propellers ! A great gift for anyone of about 10 years old and up , I’m 60 and I’m hooked!

I love this plane. It was a great starter plane for me. The gyroscope really helps keep the plane flying level. My biggest complaint is that the battery is really hard to put in after charging.

It's flying well.

This is a nice looking little plane with nice scale detail. It flies quite well and would both make an excellent introduction to the hobby as well as provide some fun for more experience pilots. It is very durable since it is so light. I would recommend flying in the first two modes, which is to say the stability mode and the second mode which allows for more bank angle and loops. As is the case with the rest of this series of warbirds the third mode which allows for unlimited bank angles makes the plane almost impossible to control, at least for me anyway . The only downside for me is the battery is an extremely tight fit. Overall, I would recommend this product and at least for me two of my batteries swelled up from being left on the charger so I would recommend removing them as soon as the charging cycle is complete.

When the plane arrives there is really not a lot you have to set up other than putting on the wheels, charging and connecting the little RC battery and adding 4x'AA' batteries to the remote control transmitter. I had a bit of a struggle trying to get the rechargeable battery into the bottom of the plane but finally got the battery and wires oriented correctly and the compartment door closed. It really is a very snug fit. My son and I took it to the biggest field around so we had some room to teach ourselves how to use the controls. We used the beginner mode on the transmitter and tried some simple hand launches and landings before progressing to some circuits around the field. We had a few bad landings but no damage to the plane whatsoever. The propellor is designed to pop off in case of a collision to help prevent damage and it simply clicks back on. We did break one propeller when we hit a tree but it comes with spares. I was originally worried about the foam construction of the body and wings but it really holds up well. Overall, I believe this is a great little beginner RC plane for a child or adult to get started in the hobby without breaking the bank. It has 3 flying modes to help take you from a beginner to expert pilot as you progress. I had always wanted an RC plane as a kid and I never imagined I would actually be able fly one. I have to give it 10/10 just for the fun factor.