GoolRC RC Plane, 2.4GHz 2 Channel Remote Control Airplane, EPP Foam RC Airpla...

Incorrectly advertised. The product came with only one LiPo battery when it advertised 3 batteries. Giving one star for that.

Fun easy plane to fly. It is pretty tough but get some extra propellers. You will lose and break some.

Firstly, the plane came missing 2 batteries. For the price, I didn't bother asking them to ship new ones, but I have a feeling they never ship them anyways as there isn't a place in the packaging for the extra batteries. This airplane is nearly impossible to control as it has no rudders. You must have a novel understanding of wind currents and flight dynamics. Children wouldn't be able to control it

Said 3 Batterys but only came with one

The GoolRC RC Plane is a high-quality remote control airplane designed for adults and beginners alike. With its 2.4GHz 2 channel remote control. One of the standout features of the GoolRC RC Plane is its inclusion of three batteries, ensuring longer flight times and uninterrupted enjoyment. In conclusion, the GoolRC RC Plane is the ideal choice for adults and beginners seeking a reliable and intuitive remote control airplane. With its durable construction, precise controls, and generous battery life, this aircraft is sure to provide countless hours of flying enjoyment.

So I only got one battery in the box which is a major let down since this was over $30 dollars and without the extra batteries its probably worth less than $20 but whatever it is what it is and I can't return it so lets talk about it. First off a kid is going to struggle with flying this, its extremely light weight so any sort of wind and a kid is done for it. This also controls stearing via props mounted on the wings instead of a rudder. Now for me this wasn't too bad because I had an air hogs bi-wing plane for a long time that used this same sort of thing to control so it was like flying an old friend but for my son this was a disaster and he crashed within seconds and eventually got frustrated with it. Really unless there is zero wind or you got a lot of hours flying a very light weight plane and can adjust for wind and know when to bring it down if you even can. There was a few times where the wind picked up a bit and the plane started to climb even without power being applied because it needs to use trust to steer so the more steering I applied to get it back to me the higher it went, was lucky to get it back