Kidsthrill Airplane Toy with Bump & Go, Flashing Lights & Sounds - For Boys & Girls Age 3-12

The media could not be loaded. Why did you pick this product vs others?:Looked like a sturdy toy, which it is. Color:The colors are beautiful and draw the child’s attention Sound quality:Very good sound effects.

Absolutely loved these airplanes. My grandson and I have had many hours of zooming them across the floor. He adores airplanes and this was the perfect gift for him. Small enough to fit in his little hands. But I didn’t have to assemble anything. I just pulled the tab and I could turn on the sounds and the lights. And the colors are bright and bold. And they’re built really well. I can’t tell you how many times they’ve gone flying off of a table. Great for boys and girls.

5 year old loves it.

We got these for my grandsons birthday who is 2. They are nice and a good size, but when he went to play with them for the first time, one of the planes turn on switch broke off. Fortunately, paw-paw was able to fix it.

My 3 year old nephew is obsessed with planes and absolutely loves this toy! The toy isn’t too loud and seems to be good quality.

My one year old son loves these and glad it came with 3. Sound is a bit obnoxious, but my son enjoys the sound and lights. Unfortunately, it’s only been a month and one of them broke— no more sound and the tires are stuck so they don’t move forward.

Great little toy. My 3year old and 8 month old grandsons both loved it.

I was trying to introduce my son to the idea of planes before his first plane ride. In my head this was going to be perfect. I could tell little man about the plane and we could walk the little people on and put them in their seats to “buckle up.” Then we would listen to the flight attendant for safety instructions. I’d show him the wings and tell him about takeoff and landing. Total parenting fail. I didn’t realize it was motorized and decided to turn it on. It spins around super fast then moves on its own crashing into things and making noise. I was instantly regretting turning the thing on, flashing forward to the therapy bills I’d be incurring in the future for my son’s fear of planes. We quickly turned it off and now just use it as a non-motorized toy. Even that is awful since the sides do not stay open on their own so every time he wants to play with this I need to not only hold it open for him but I also need to help him get the people in their seats because the pegs are so small it’s impossible for a little one to do on their own. Plus the flight attendant can only be placed into her stand facing exactly the right way because it’s not a circular peg. All around a bad purchase on my part. Luckily he doesn’t seem to have any long-term damage from the one time we turned it on. Though after proofing this post, I wonder if I maybe I do… 🤔