Brushless RC Plane with Camera | 2.4GHZ Remote Control Airplane, 6-axis Gyro Drones for Kids, RC Helicopter, 360°Flip Jet Fighter for Beginners with LED Navigation Lights

Takes RC Flying to the Next Level
As a first-time RC plane buyer, I was surprised how well this one performs. The dual battery system is essential – getting 30 minutes of flight time means I can actually practice without constant interruptions for charging. The LED lights aren’t just for show; they’ve helped me keep track of orientation during early morning and sunset flights, which has been super helpful while learning.The 6-axis gyro stabilization is impressive, though don’t expect it to do all the work for you. After a few minutes I was confidently pulling off some basic stunts, and man, those 360° flips are addictive once you nail them!On the downside, the camera quality is just okay – fine for grabbing some fun aerial shots but nothing you’d want to make a YouTube video with. Also, while the plane handles light wind well, anything above 10mph and you’ll want to stay grounded. Trust me on this one since my son lost control with a wind gusts that blew it into a very tall tree requiring climbing the tree to retrieve it.Worth every penny if you’re looking for something more exciting than your basic beginner drone. Just be prepared to invest some time learning the ropes before attempting those fancy maneuvers in the product videos.

A fun toy…
I think for an adolescent or pre-teen this is a fun way to pass the time. The quality is good, for a toy. This is not hobby grade, and it is not built to last. When parts break, it’s done for. If you want longevity get something hobby-grade that has replaceable pieces. I had hoped to use my batteries with this but the type that fit this device are only made by this company and as far as I know, unavailable. I also feel it is very expensive for what you receive. It is a simple drone surrounded by a foam body.

Even before you open the box, the cool factor is really high! The design of this RC planned is extremely modern and sleek! It looks like something you would see in a Super Hero’s movie! And it performs well, too!When you actually open the box, you are presented with a RC plane that looks just like the box! The body is made of a very light foam, but it’s a very solid foam. It comes completely assembled and painted. Except for putting a battery inside, it’s ready to fly.You are provided with two batteries – you only use one for flight. A simple USB connection to the battery to a common 5V power supply is all you need. When the small LED charging light goes out, the battery is at 100% capacity.The battery installs easily into the fuselage of the plane, from the bottom. Two rotating clips hold the battery firmly in place, and a top mounted “on” button on the top of the plane, turns the unit on.As soon as the unit powers up, you get quite the light show! Each of four “hoops” that surround the four fans, lights up. It’s very impressive and worth the price of admission!I tried flight both indoors (not so good) and outside (excellent). The reason for “not so good” is that unless you have either a large indoor space, you might tend to run into objects. That was me. Outside, I had great results! No wind, and it was a blast!I really like the fact that the majority of the aircraft is made of this foam. It does no damage to things (unless “things” get knocked over) and it does do damage to its self. I did bend one blade after an indoor collision with the corner of a table. Outside, no tables and no problems!I am very surprised at the power of this unit. It’s not very large, but the motors seem more than capable to move the aircraft about quickly. In terms of flight control, the joy sticks are a bit too sensitive but it is certainly workable. And I had to keep reminding myself, all this is a RC airplane for $130.00CND.The batteries are not large, and very lightweight. They are each rated at 2KmAh. So, you fly one while the other charges. That’s fine. I did notice that each battery pack is help together with tiny Philips screws. Unless there is some glue on the seams, this means that someone skilled (!) could crack open the battery and re-cell it after it has finally expired. NOT to be tried by anyone, unless you know what you are doing. And certainly not while you have a warranty. I’m just making the comment that because these batteries are custom, it appears that they could be repaired at some stage.And speaking of the batteries, there are little features all around the airplane. For example, getting a battery out of the battery compartment would be difficult, but each battery has two “wings” that are easy to see and make removal easy too. The airplane has some landing gear, so if you plan to land on a hard surface, you are landing on the gear. You can set different speeds on the controller, making indoor flight easier to control. Outside, go full up!I did not download the app. It does look very cool, but I must admit to having an issue with granting permission to merge with my phone. I use my phone to help run my business, and I don’t need problems created with apps I don’t know. For me, I can do without and still have a great deal of fun!Perhaps in the near future, I will download the app if I get a separate tablet or an older phone. I would like to try out the cameras! As this aircraft has two!!Bottom Line – A great deal on a wonderful RC airplane. Bezgar has done an amazing job on this unit! As a gift for someone, it will simply blow them away! As a gift to yourself, say thing!

I almost wish they didn’t bother with the camera on this and spent a little more on making the body a little more sturdy. The camera, at least under the conditions I tried it, was very grainy and very bad frame rate. Not really usable. Maybe under the right lighting conditions the image quality improves, but the frame rate is probably just not great. I don’t know what they did to get the images used in the promo video, what I saw was nothing like that.The build quality is mediocre. I was quite annoyed that the fins, which come unattached, were not removable once attached. At least I had no way to remove them. They are supposed to be screwed in after attaching – there was no need for screws. Once snapped in, it couldn’t come out again, which is a problem if you want to store it. You won’t be able to use the box it came in to store it. In my efforts to remove the fin, I ended up ungluing it from its base and damaging it a little. I was able to glue it back in place, but this is a design weakness in my books.The foam is not very sturdy – it is OK for light knocks against things, but when I got it stuck against the edge of the house, it ended up going down (not overly fast) in a nose down attitude, and when it hit my deck (which is covered in rubber tiles) it broke the tip off the nose. It is still flyable, but given how readily that broke I doubt it will withstand a crash.Controllability is fair, it flies not too bad. Indoors I found that having the furnace on was an issue, the air currents moved it around a lot. I flew it outside with no wind and that was good. I used both the indoor and outdoor modes when flying it outside (only indoor mode while indoors), and it was fairly good in all modes. I can see how outdoor mode is essential if there is a breeze as it will need more power to counteract getting blown around.There are times when it behaves a little unexpectedly, and those are the times when it is likely to get damaged. The controls are reasonably intuitive, but some of the buttons are a little quirky, and I found it quite difficult to do trim adjustments – that was a poorly implemented feature that was combined rather unfortunately with the light control.It may be cheap for a camera drone, but it is cheaply made, and in my mind it would be better to either get something else that is better made but doesn’t have a camera at the same price point, or if you want a camera that actually works then spend more and get something decent. This is more toy than hobby item, and probably good for kids who will fly it twice, crash it and break it and then throw it away, but if you are looking for something to last and that has some quality to it, keep looking.

I recently got the BEZGAR Brushless RC Plane and have been having a blast with it. As a beginner, I found it pretty easy to control, thanks to the 6-axis gyro and intuitive 2.4GHz remote. The 360° flip feature is fun to play with, and the LED navigation lights make it great for flying in lower light conditions. It feels sturdy and handles well, even in light wind. The only downside is that the camera quality could be improved, but it’s still a great choice for learning and having fun. I would recommend this as an entry level RC plane.