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My grandson the future pilot loves it

I bought the LBKR Tech RC Plane for my son last Christmas, hoping it would be the perfect gift to fuel his growing love of aviation. While the concept is great, it sadly turned out to be more frustrating than fun for us.The plane feels quite fragile right out of the box. During assembly and handling, we were constantly worried it might break—and unfortunately, it didn’t take much for that to happen. The materials just don’t seem durable enough for beginner use or minor mishaps.The real challenge, however, was getting it to actually fly. Despite carefully following the instructions and even watching online tutorials, neither my son nor I could get it to gain proper flight. It was disappointing, as he was so excited to see it in action.That said, I think someone with more RC experience or a deeper understanding of remote-controlled planes might truly enjoy this product. It seems designed for users who know how to make the necessary adjustments to get it off the ground. Unfortunately, for beginners like us, it was more of a no-go.If you’re new to RC planes, I’d suggest looking for a more beginner-friendly and durable option.

Flew the plane great for 2 days during Christmas. Took it out this spring to fly it and the propellers work but the servos to move the tail up and down don't work and therefore can't fly it. Waited 4 months to be able to fly this thing in nice weather and doesn't even work.

Wasn’t setup and lots of fun

This is an interesting little plane. It is not a jet, it is powered by twin props, one on each wing. The controls are elevator and throttle only, no ailerons or rudder. Moving the stick left to right adjusts the throttle to each engine, making the plane turn. This works better than you think, but not optimal. The plane flies and gets off the ground quickly, but is a little erratic. You will want to flu it in a park or some open place until you get used to it, but once you do it is a fun little plane to fly.

I was very disappointed that the toy was made from Styrofoam. After I received it , I read and did see in the "fine prints" where it states its made from Styrofoam, if I'd seen it earlier I never would have bought it.SO DISAPPOINTED