Customer Reviews for VEVOR RC Airplane WWII Fighter EPP Foam RC Plane Toy with 2.4 GHz Remote Control

This is a fun toy that works pretty well for how simple it is. It flies well, but definitely consider this more like a small plane and not a drone. It needs some room to maneuver. It is nice and light weight foam, it will probably not last forever, depending on how hard you crash, but it works well for this application. It can struggle in the wind, but that's to be expected. In the end, this was a surprisingly fun novelty toy, and the batter lasted half decently too, and charged quickly. I'd recommend it as a fun toy/gift.

Went together super easy and added up and flying the same day.

I love this plane that flies great it's fast and very durable

I bought this product for fun. Didn't really expect this plane to be as excellent as it was! I have bought multiple RC planes before. They ended up breaking in 2 weeks or less. This is WONDERFUL! So first off i unboxed it. looks pretty good so far. Took it outside and did a ground takeoff. Took off with short runway space! went VERY FAST flew right into the sky beautifully. I turned it around approaching for its first landing. put the throttle to about 25% then when I was about 2 feet off the ground I put the throttle to 0% then glided down to a perfect, smooth landing. Excellent RC plane and I sure will buy it again! 1 Warning though : you do need 4 AA batteries for the remote.

It’s of good quality, powerful, easy to fly, and durable against falls. It also comes with plenty of backup parts, so there’s no need to worry about breakage. However, the major drawback is the poorly written manual, which makes installation and learning how to use the remote control challenging—you’ll need to figure it out on your own. Despite this, the remote control range is decent, and overall, it works well.

How cool are these drones, planes, and helicopters getting?? It's unbelievable how they are able to design these like they do and to see them actually working is so cool. Now I haven't been able to master flying these but my boys and their dad have an absolute blast learning how to get it into the air and be able to maintain and balance the wings of the plane without a total crash and burn! The design of this plane is pretty cool and very reminiscent of those old timey planes that were first flown. The controller is fairly easy to use and they were able to pick up on what buttons to push and when to push them! It's quite durable as well bc each time my little one has lost control, I hold my breath a little worried that was it's just time in the air but each time I am stunned to see he can pick it up and get it right back into the air. Very high quality and definitely age appropriate with this model bc it wasn't too difficult to fly. I think it is fairly priced and with time, my kid will be able to master it and learn some tricks along the way. It's definitely a fun toy (for his daddy too) and worth every penny! Highly recommend

The VEVOR RC Plane is a fantastic remote control airplane for anyone looking to get into the hobby or simply have some fun. Its ease of use, durability, and realistic design make it a great choice for both kids and adults. While the flight time and range could be improved, the overall experience it offers is well worth it, especially for beginners.

I've tried taking a video in flight, but it's too hard by myself. This thing requires two hands to operate until you get it to cruising altitude, then you can relax a bit, but it still requires attention. It doesn't fly as smooth as the more expensive hobby planes. Any gust of wind will make it fly unstable. I crashed it twice today, both times the propeller came off as designed and the front landing gear. The propeller is designed to pop off easily and it pops right back on just as easy. Nothing broke and it's just the same as before I went outside. If you're looking at getting this for a beginner flyer, it might still be difficult for them. I think a drone is a lot easier. For the price it's worth it as long as I can keep crashing it and reusing it afterwards. Makes a good learning tool before getting a more expensive one.