4DRC V32 Foam Remote Control Airplanes RC Planes for Kids Adults 8-16, RC Airplane Fighter Jet with Light, 360° Flip Fighter Jet Toy, Gravity Sensing, Stunt Roll, Airplane Toy Gifts for Kids Boys

My 10yr old loves it. Easy to control and soft foam.

A surprisingly good little flying RC at an affordable price that kids as well as adults will enjoy flying. This would be a good beginner RC for anyone that wants to learn to fly a drone as the controls are laid out the same as the bigger hobby grade drones and quadcopter’s. Keep in mind, It looks like a plane but, it flys and controls like a drone/quadcopter. It runs off one 1S Lipo battery and it comes with two in the kit. It also includes one extra set of props, a small screwdriver, a USB charger and thankfully the instructions. You must supply three AAA batteries for the transmitter. This unit has an optical flow sensor that works pretty decent at keeping the model at a hover in one spot, as long as there is no wind. It flys best indoors but, it can fly outdoors as long as there is no wind. The body is constructed of EPA foam and is extremely durable and light so, when you crash it and you will, there is no damage to it or most anything it hits. Although, be extra careful around the tiny spinning props because they are spinning fast enough to draw blood. Ask me, how I know… Ha ha ha So, be sure the young ones have adult supervision when they are playing with it. This model also has a take off and land function that works really well. As a matter of fact this little model works better than many drones I’ve had at five times the price. It also has a stunt function that will make do a flip but, it takes a little practice at a decent evaluation to make it happen. I believe this model is a good value at its price point and will allow anyone to experience the hobby to see if is something they’d like to pursue without breaking the bank,

The kit comes with the remote control, 4 spare propellers, the styrofoam aircraft which is a quadcopter drone in a styrofoam airplane shape, and 2 batteries for it. There is also a really short USB cable for charging the aircraft batteries, and a tiny screwdriver to undo and redo the battery compartment of the remote controller, which takes 3xAAA batteries.The instructions remind you not to fly this near a real airport or runway, which is good, as some people would probably try it. It's extremely light though, so it's susceptible to any kind of breeze, and I wouldn't fly it near anything that produced a lot of wind currents.It starts out in "headless" mode, which is the easiest to fly because it doesn't matter which way the drone is facing, the controller sticks will work the same way to push it away from you or bring it back. However, there is a button which rotates the drone in the horizontal axis, and I found that this turned off headless mode, so I suddenly had to worry about which way it was facing, and this was confusing, so I had to land quickly. It has a return to home and auto-landing/take-off mode, which makes it generally a very easy drone to fly. I didn't try any of the trick shots it has.

I have been playing with this for 2 weeks now. It's fun, really. The sound it makes, it's like whoa, look out everyone, and then when it hits into something, it rebounds softly, quite funny. I had awkward control at first, as I don't play with this type of item too often, but I stayed with it and now I'm like a pro :) My dog, of course, is all about it - Good play time for the two of us to interact. It's a tough little thing, super cool looking, no problem charging, as I did that twice so far, multiple plays, maybe 5 or 6 in a span of 2 weeks for about 10 minutes each playtime. Now, having said that, there is a possibility that hubby used it too. Ha, I didn't ask him, didn't want to seem like I was drilling him, because it is so fun, and that's fine, play away Give it a try. Again, it's soft, not going to hurt anything. Thumbs up.

I recently purchased the 4DRC V32 Foam Remote Control Airplane Fighter Jet as a surprise gift for my 13-year-old nephew, who earned the A Honor Roll this year. I wanted to celebrate his achievement, and this airplane turned out to be the perfect gift!From the moment he unwrapped it, my nephew was excited to try it out. He quickly mastered flying the jet, and it didn’t take long for him to feel confident in controlling it. The airplane is lightweight and designed with foam, making it durable for outdoor play. He loves taking it to the large field behind our house where he can really enjoy flying it.One of the features he enjoys the most is the 360° flip and stunt roll capability. It adds a fun twist to his flying experience! My nephew also mentioned that it handles very well and is incredibly easy to fly, which makes it perfect for beginners. The gravity sensing feature is cool, too, as it helps him with maneuvering. Overall, the 4DRC V32 is an amazing toy that brings him joy and keeps him engaged outdoors. I highly recommend it!

This RC jet is a blast to play with once you get the hang of it! It takes a bit of practice to maneuver it properly, but that’s part of the fun. Your hand-eye coordination will definitely get a workout. Thankfully, the jet is made of Styrofoam, so it’s lightweight and forgiving during crashes and it comes with spare propellers too, which is a plus.The 3D flip feature is easily the coolest part. Just press the button and move the joystick in any direction, and the jet flips that way, it’s super satisfying. It claims an 18-minute flight time, but in my experience, it was more like 10-ish minutes. Still, with two batteries included, you get about 20-ish minutes of total playtime, which isn’t bad.I originally bought this as a gift for my little cousin, but had to test it out myself and I honestly had a great time with it as a young adult. That said, I do think the price is a bit steep for the quality, especially the remote, which feels a bit cheap. If it were priced around $20–$25, it’d be an easy five-star toy.Overall, really fun and entertaining, just not quite premium in build which affects durability, so I’m docking one star.