FS-i6 6Channel 2.4GHz AFHDS2A RC Transmitter w/FS-iA6B Receiver for RC Multirotor Helicopter Airplane Glider Quadcopter (Mode_2)

I was pleasantly surprised. First off, it came well packaged. Instructions are well written but basic. You can get more detailed information on line. It's very light, although I would say it feels a little flimsy, made mostly from plastic. I had no problem syncing the TX and Rx together. All in all it functions properly so far. I've had a few flights with it and it hasn't malfunctioned. It seems to be good value for the money.

I bought several of these for my grandkids to get them started in RC flying. They work fine. Not as sophisticated as the big buck ones but a great starter.

Good programmability with pairing/mixing channels and controlling servos. Can upgrade the FsIa6b receiver for a fsia10b later if you decide to go bigger/more channels. Good bang for your buck, but in the best way.

Met my needs

I liked how u could set the remote control up for diffrent things I built a combat fighting robot that's 4 wheel drive with a weapon and it really works great it's awesome and the best part about it is it's very affordable I plan to make a bunch of diffrent rc projects in the future

Love the back lit screen.wish it came with charger and rechargeable battery.

Everything with the controller is great. Works great for my 3d printed tank and no complaints in regards to functionality. The only complaint is the stupid cable that goes on the back of the controller. It's a USB to S-VIDEO cable. I originally bought one online in hopes of being able to connect the controller to CleanFlight to calibrate the center points of my stick. The cable I bought ended up being usable for Flight Simulator softwares and didn't allow firmware updates or connection to Clean Flight. I now needed to go on eBay to find this stupid cable which is $20 to calibrate the center points of the sticks and to update the firmware.

Good controller but had to return it to get a update.