V17 Jet Fighter Stunt RC Plane 2024 New 2.4GHz Remote Control Airplane with 2 Batteries, 360° Drop-Resistant Stunt Spin Remote & Light RC Airplane for Kids Boys

The plane is made of foam so it is very light and collision resistant. The operation is actually pretty complicated. An adult can quickly learn it within a min or two but for kids it will take longer. Once you get the gist of it, it is so much fun to play inside the house! Probably not wind resistant at all so recommend to play indoor mostly.

One battery stopped charging; the other wouldn't hold enough of a charge to operate the plane for more than ten or fifteen seconds. This was after very limited use. The only plus is that the remote was pretty easy to use and provided intuitive control -- for the short time that everything worked.

Grandsons loved them. Crashed a few times learning how to control it and it didn’t damage it or the living room. Worth the money.

There are 2 modes: a hoover mode and a fly mode. and the instructions were not clear how to get from one to the other.

Easy to maneuver, easy to learn, fly well even in breezy days. Very sturdy and battery can last pretty long. My husband taught my son (7yo) to do some tricks and he picked it up pretty quickly.

OK, the huge fold out instructions should have tipped me off. There's a bit of a learning curve with this drone, if you've never used one (and we haven't). It's pretty easy to get it to start up and take off (it'll rise up and hover about 3 feet above the ground) but steering it beyond that is a task that will need practise. And there's two different ways of controlling it, which just complicated matters for us. We have managed to scare the cat and each other. 👍Seriously though, if you've never played with a drone or other toys like this, you'll need to fully read the instructions, test it out somewhere safe, and maybe even consult some YouTube videos, or a younger person who knows about these things. Have patience and know that this thing is fairly durable! I know we've crashed it several dozen times and it's still OK. It does seem to want a reset after every crash landing, unless we're doing that wrong, too.The whole main body of the plane is made of Styrofoam, hence the crashability, and the flying parts are all fiddly bits of plastic, so I worry for those, but there are spare bits!

Have used it inside of the house. Just floating up in the air and back down to the ground and the nose broke off of it. The front wheels broke off of it and it's on carpeted floors. There are a couple other areas that the screws fell out of it's nothat's not of great quality. Should not be having these issues when we just received it.

It seems durable enough if only I could get it to fly. The writing on the directions are written in the smallest I’ve ever seen! Even got the magnifier out and still can’t read it. This is crazy!! I can’t believe it’s so small!