HAWK'S WORK 2 Channel RC Airplane, Ready to Fly, 2.4GHz Remote Control Plane, Easy to Fly Glider for Kids & Beginners (Blue)

Fun toy, great for beginners to learn the concept of flying. I bought this for my 7 year old nephew and he had a great time flying it around our local park. It is very simple to use and the controls are very basic which make for quick out of the box playing. It comes with two batteries and has great battery life. I would recommend this product for young beginners who are interested in flying and want to learn some of the basics.

I purchased one of these in hopes if all went well I'd buy a couple more as holiday presents. On my first flight, I made several successful laps, but then the throttle seemed to stick, and the plane kept moving higher and higher until it was gone no matter if I gave it no throttle.I contacted their customer support who was very responsive, and Lucy was great to work with. Normally they do not replace a plane lost in flight; but in my scenario they agreed to. I received a new one quickly, and tried it over the weekend with my family. It worked perfectly, I didn't lose it, and even my Dad wanted to try it. He did and loved it! Now he wants one, so I'm likely going to buy him one as well.It's made of styrofoam and felt sort of "cheap" at first, but with no prior RC plane experience, I see why this is necessary. With its light weight I was able to land it in the grass easily with no damage which may happen with a heavier plane.Great for beginners and loads of fun. Would definitely recommend, and again appreciate the prompt and friendly customer service!

This cute plane was fun to fly but my son lost it on the second time we went out. The first time the day was a still day with only a light breeze & he flew it till the batteries died with success. He said he had a hard time controlling it though & felt like it was flying itself more than he was. I never got to try it myself to see how much of this was true but the wind & air drafts were clearly having a large effect on how well the plane responded to the controller. The second time we took the plane out to the same open location, the air was still close to the ground but rain was moving in so this was a very bad time to take it out. The first time or two he flew it successfully but the 3rd time it caught an updraft & just flew higher & higher until it was out of range from the controller. It was circling above us for a few minutes & then we completely lost sight of the plane & it basically flew away. We searched the area for an hour or more & never found the plane. My son of course wants another one so I plan to buy this again, & attach an Apple AirTag to it so we can find it again. I’m hopeful that this will solve the problem & I suggest not flying it too high ;)

First off, the biggest feature of this plane is it’s extremely simple. This is both a pro and a con. The only moving parts are the two wing propellers. There are no control surfaces like a traditional plane. The plane climbs by adding power and it falls when you reduce power. When you move the controller to turn the plane, it speeds up the propeller on one side thus turning the plane. This means the plane is extremely easy to fly. So easy my 3 year old can fly it. But this also means you don’t have as much control if there’s wind or an updraft. The reviews saying the plane went up and up then disappeared are correct. This happened once when I let another kid fly it and I couldn’t get it back before I lost sight of it. But this can be avoided by not flying high or in windy conditions. You can also reduce lift by cutting power and turning the plane in a continuous circle. This will bank the plane causing it to lose lift and it’ll reduce altitude fairly quickly. If you want a beginner plane that’s easy to fly this is the plane to get. If you want a more traditional plane that’s a little more advanced that you can stall, then get the red and white NOVCOLXYA RC plane. The batteries interchange, but this plane’s battery is larger, so you get decent flying time on each charge. Overall this is the best beginner plane, but isn’t the best fit for someone looking for true 6 axis control surfaces.

This was a great little plane- used it once and successfully retrieved it from a tree. Not a big deal. Controls were finicky- tell it to go left and it’d have a delay - and it seemed to do what it wanted when it wanted. Didn’t charge the battery all the way since we just got it and wanted to try it in the field. Soo waited till next morning when all was ready to go!!On it’s second mission- it decided that it wanted freedom. It did not respond for anything!A slight breeze took it up and then it lost control/signal and just kept going. Nothing we could do. It never stopped. It flew into the next county! Through the marshes and over the trees. Never came down.That was day 2 of a 6 day camping trip that my son balled his eyes out for the remainder of the time.It was supposed to be a wonderful experience- he saved his money up for a month to buy this. And it was gone within 5 min of playing with it. Guess I shouldn’t have charged the batteries and maybe it would’ve dropped when it lost power? Wish it had a small weigh on it to make it drop I it losses signal.Just heart breaking.