GoolRC Z51 Predator RC Plane, 2.4Ghz 2 Channels Remote Control Airplane with 3-Axis Gyro, Foam Hand Throwing RC Aircraft Glider with 660mm Wingspan, DIY Kit Toys for Teens Beginners

It was very hard to fly

1st time out, it just wouldn’t stay airborne. Crash after crash till damaged. Took it home for repairs. 2nd try, up it went and it was uncontrollable. The controls did nothing, it just circled and climbed even with the throttle off. Up, up and away. I was in very large field, never saw it again.

Easy to fix if broken. Control range not enough. Do not fly too far. Do not max out throttle, otherwise gyro doesn't work. Landing gear helps it gets stuck on trees. Difficult to fly in level 4 wind. Difficult to control altitude since it's only 2 channel.

This is a good product on average.

Easy enough to assemble but never flew for more that a few seconds. The "pilot" had flow a very similar plane quite well for months. Fuselage cracked, I gave up on it.

I bought one for my grandson and it was so much fun. I bought another one for myself. The only difficulty we have is waiting for a day when there’s no wind. Know when days are now super fun for dogfighting.

So, the front part of fuselage broke off after a couple of no-power landings on a grass field. Looks like there is a design defect. Styrofoam fuselage has quite thin walls in the center battery compartment. The nose section is bulbous and heavy. When the drone hits grass with a wing, that nose section tends to tear the styrofoam wall apart, right next to battery door. I glued the pieces back together and put strips with scotch tape on the outer skin. Not sure how long this contraption will hold. I think they should have put some plastic beams along the fuselage to add up structural integrity. (Update - 2 weeks since 1st flight). So, the drone is unusable now. At first, we were getting symptoms of "dead-zone" on throttle and turn controls. And then, the right motor died completely. I re-checked wing connectors, to no avail. This is after about 20 flights. I regret wasting money on this P.o.S. which now goes to the dumpster. YMMV of course.

Flew this plane four times. Well... I tried to fly it. Lost a wheel on the first crash. Took a chunk out of the nose on the second crash. On the third flight, it must have gone out of range, which didn’t seem like very far at all, became uncontrollable and just kept flying straight away until it finally got stuck in a tree.And then when I tried to fly it a fourth time I plugged the battery in and it ran the motors for a few seconds And now it won’t even turn on. I was able to put a different connector on the batteries though and use them in another plane so at least they were reusable. If you’re going to get into the hobby, you need to learn how to fly at least a three channel gyro plane anyways so spend a few more dollars and get one of those. I would definitely suggest the WL toys Cessna 949S!