F22 RC Airplane 3 Channel Remote Control Airplane Fighter Toy, RC Stealth Plane Ready to Fly,Stunt Flying Upside Down,Two Batteries,Toy for Beginners Adult with Xpilot Stabilization System

The media could not be loaded. A review of the Leopmase F22 RC Airplane 3 Channel Remote Control Airplane Fighter Toy, Stunt Flying Upside Down,Two Batteries,Toy for Beginners Adult with Xpilot Stabilization System.This is a really fun plane to fly. Assembly is easy and takes about a minute. No tools or glue are needed. It does come with a tube of what must be glue. It is not labeled and there is no mention of it in the manual. The included 2 batteries are great because 12 minutes of flight time (6 minutes for each battery) flies by - pun intended. It also comes with 4 extra propellers.The lights on the bottom of the plane are neat. The plane is pretty easy to fly. The instructions indicate to adjust the horizontal and vertical stabilizers if the plane veers left, right, up or down. I’m not sure how you do this without breaking the styrofoam.The instructions recommend flying on a calm or breezy day. I would not recommend flying on a breezy day. I flew the plane in an open park when it was breezy with a low battery and the wind swept the plane away. I was not able to control it. The wind carried it out of my sight and I have no idea where it ended up.Tips:Fully charge batteries before flying.Don’t fly when the remote beeps indicating that the battery is low. You will lose the ability to control it and the wind can carry it away.Don’t fly in a park with houses nearby. The plane can quickly fly outside the perimeter of a park and before you know it, you’re flying over houses. A wind could cause your plane to land on roofs or in trees.Write “Found this?” “Please call (your number) if you find this plane” - on your plane. That way if it does land in someone’s backyard or elsewhere, you might get a phone call from the finder and recover it.The $60 price tag (at the time of this review) seems a little high for a piece of styrofoam with two motors, however there are similar planes for sale for a little more and also a third less.Although I lost my plane after about a minute of flight time, I do plan to order another one since I enjoyed the challenge of mastering controlling it.

I have bought 2 of this item. The first I gave to my grandson for his birthday and on the first flight he lost control of it and it flew into the next county and was lost forever. I bought another thinking I would learn how to control it then give it to him. On the first flight I lost control of it and it went far away into the woods to never be found again. I believe there is a problem with the controls on this plane and do not recommend wasting your money on it. The exact thing happened with both planes.

I have bought several different r/c p[lanes in this price range(some even higher) and find they are all the same. Little changes here or there but all in all the same product. All are over priced and delicate. One model the propellers break off and are extremely fragile. The other the wheels never stay on and are lost during flight and another the wing breaks on the first nonperfect landing. All in my opinion they are all short lived and a gamble for the beginners. Unfortunately their is no other way to practice this hobby.

The plane’s nose kept coming off and the foam kept chipping. But flies well overall.

This is a bit pricey at almost $60. However, not only does it LOOK very cool, and is larger than I thought it would be, but it flies great. First of all, you get well written instructions. Something you don't always get from Chinese manufacturers. Although you wouldn't need them. This is one of those super intuitive rc toys. I have to admit that the controller looks and feels pretty cheap, and some may ding a star for that given it's price. I'm more concerned with how it flies, and that it did well. It says it has a stabilization chip built into it, and it does appear to have one. There WAS a slight breeze today when I tested it out in the back yard, but that didn't seem to affect it. I'm sure as with all of these super lightweight Styrofoam planes, that on a windy day of course it's going to be blown around and difficult to handle. Today though it was pretty easy to fly and I got the hang of it after only a minute or two. It did indeed take off from the basketball court down the street, but of course it will only do that from a smooth surface. Same with landing it. I like the blue led lighting on the underside. As it started to get dark that did look very cool up in the air. You can adjust the tail flaps if it tends to fly up or down instead of strait, but I didn't have to do that. It comes with a little tube of glue. The twin tail fins have to be attached to the plane, and they just snap into place, but a dab of the glue they supply insures they will stay put! I also put a little glue where the wheels get pushed into their little slots. They also give you four spare propellers to replace the two if they get damaged. I have to give this one five stars and recommend.