VEVOR RC Plane, 2.4GHZ 3CH RC Airplane with 6-Axis Gyro Stabilizer&2 Batteries, Ready to Fly Amphibious Aircraft Plane Toy for Adults Kids Beginners Boys Birthday/Xmas Child Gift

Ok little toy Flys good

The factory installed propellers on my unit were reversed. Easy to fix, but annoying. The aircraft does what it says. Just make sure tbeee is not even a tiny bit of wind. It doesn’t like anything over 0.00000000001 mph winds.

This is a very fun sea plane,easy to fly and pretty durable we've crashed a few times and it still flies great and it's very reasonabley priced,I highly recommend

Awesome

This is an RC ANPHIBIOUS plane!!You read that right!This also comes with 2 batteries that are required.Extra propellers, a charge cord, the two rechargeable batteries, instruction sheet, and a screwdriver.This has been the source of many hours of entertainment!Now we've only motered it around on a few inches of water (kiddie pool) so not sure how it'll do on deeper water.But it ran like a champ on that water! And handling it in the air was much like handling any other small RC airplane. Gusts of wind can really get annoying!This is an affordable RC aircraft that is quite a bit of fun!We've had a blast with this and HIGHLY recommend it!!

I got the amphibious model. It is trickier to fly than my first plane with the extra control channel so I am going to need more practice. I have successfully taken off from water but splashed it after that. Nothing about the motors looks like they're waterproof but it sat in my brackish bayou upside down for several minutes while I retrieved it with a kayak twice. After sitting a few weeks it still works too. The third channel is tricky for me as a beginner flier so I am going to need to practice some more to master this one, it isn't quite as easy as I expected.The only thing I don't like, and this is partly my error, is that I thought it had gear for landing on land as well. It does not. I plan to take it to a local park for some out of water practice but will have to make sure to find a soft spot to land it.

As soon as this arrived, I set it up and ran outside like a kid on Christmas. I've flown plenty of rc planes so learning to fly this plane was easy for me. I flew it around my yard for a bit and landed it in my 24ft pool, which I must say, was pretty fun. I was even able to take off from my pool which really amazed my kids. I tried driving it around the pool like a boat but it was nearly impossible to steer. That's when I realized, the plan doesn't like to turn left and the rudder jerks and twitches a lot when trying to make that turn. Apparently I never attempted a left turn when flying it. I played with the settings on the plane remote to try and correct the steering but nothing worked. I took it for a flight and tried turning left in the air and could not. While trying to make that turn, it flow straight into a tree and got stuck. I eventually got it down. I brought it to the lake recently to see how it did flying over the water. It was a lot of fun but again, I could only make right turns. On one attempt to make a left turn, the plane lost altitude, hit the water and flipped over. Once the planes upside down, there's no way to flip it back over like you can with most rc boats. My plane was stranded and the current was taking it away. As I attempted to dig out my dad's 50yr old canoe that hasn't seen water in 30yrs, a neighbor came over and offered me one one of his kayaks to use. Luckily, I was able to get it back but it's annoying that it's clearly defective.