POWERUP 4.0 F-22 Jet Airplane Kit Smartphone App Controlled RC Plane Motor

The module itself is amazing, the airframe didn’t last very long but an email to the support team and they made things right. It is a bit expensive but knowing the work put into the maker foam, it’s more understandable

Received mine in a smashed box. Upon opening , the foam body board is immediately inside and dinged up a bit (meh, it’ll be fine) first “flight” the nose piece broke (shipment damage) used a little scotch tape, lasted another three “flights” before the nose was just completely separated. Foam body it is essentially 💩 at that point. Haven’t messed with the paper bodies included. Probably should used them for testing in hindsight. The app is also subpar in my opinion. Flight control relies on physical movements of your phone for navigation of the craft.

Don't buy unless you can fly in an indoor gym. Requires near totally calm day, zero wind, to fly otherwise you can't steer. I've flown a lot of rc planes from toy type to more serious. This product is ok in perfectly calm wind, but if you feel the slightest breeze don't fly. Problem is the motors are so close that the differential thrust method it uses to steer has near zero authority. Steering is more of a suggestion than actual control, so in the slightest breeze it weather vanes into the wind and all you can do is loop around until you eventually have to cut throttle and let it drop before you fly out of range. Its really disappointing really because the motors are powerful enough and the gyro works well, so if they had set the motors 2-3 inches farther apart this problem would go away. Sorry to say this product is only good for indoor gym use or zero wind days. And i really mean zero wind. Don't buy. The $50 holy stone drone I bought flys circles around this toy and handles wind like a champ.

Red plane very easy to make and fun but jet so hard to make i just gave up and played with red plane

Think of this more as an “DLC“ for those who have mastered Flight for the base paper airplane version and are looking for the next level up. Not super great as a flier, But certainly looks neat. Construction requires tape and getting dihedral angles, correct which is tricky and it’s super delicate when you’re trying to put it together so it makes it frustrating