🛩️ Electric Aeroplane PowerUp Conversion Kit Review

My son and I had fun with it. It works. It actually works reasonably well, but that's not surprising. It won't fly as far as some videos show and that is after my son and I have spent many many hours on different designs. But... those long hours have been a great time together, and that's the point.

I am really impressed with this product and honestly didn't know if it would work when I bought it. It was a blast for the kids (dad) and we had some really good flights over the roof of our townhouse. The YouTube videos on folding airplanes are very helpful. Lots of fun for kids and adults!

Sounded like a good idea for a toy/gift but didn't work out. The device does not significantly increase the flight time of aircraft. A well-built paper airplane will do. We compared conventional aircraft to powered aircraft and there was no real difference. Unexpected result. It's a tiny propeller with no significant thrust. waste of money.

Flew as expected. You have to fix bugs multiple times to get the right version and how it flies after release. My son and I were just trying to find out and get a long flight time when it crashed into a tree and completely broke the clip holding the motor to the plane. Not as durable as advertised. Will buy another one. Hope it doesn't break that easily. If so, give this rating a star.

This is definitely not a drone. Of course I didn't expect that. Give me a break! It takes a lot of patience and in the end it works. It flies, crashes, flies and gets lost high up in a tree. The battery lasts a very long time and surprisingly charges almost instantly, so this part is magic. I had a friend who glued a house fly to his paper planes as a child. He became a great scientist. All of this can be fun and inspiring for aspiring scientists. One of those toys that, after initial trial and

This review was written by my 9 year old son 24 hours after receiving it. He practiced making paper airplanes while waiting for his arrival. You need to make sure the elevator flaps are set correctly because I launched it off my deck with one of the elevators and it's so strong it landed on my roof. It exploded after a few hours and everything was fine. While it's in the mail, craft some Nakamoro planes. They work fine. I'm considering buying another one because it was fun while it lasted (just

I recently bought Power Up 4.0 and couldn't stop playing with it. When I saw the 2.0 for sale I just had to pick it up and try it out. Everything I've bought from Power Up has been made very well with quality materials. 2.0 and 4.0 exceeded all expectations. Both work better than I expected. Both fail with no noticeable damage or drop in performance. To top it off, Power Up has one of the best and most responsive customer service departments around.

The set isn't bad for the money. You get two sheets of paper with guides, a spare propeller and of course the main unit. So we folded the plane up, tested it, attached the motor and it flew into a fenced off swamp where nobody could see it. Yet again. What I can tell you is that it moved quite a bit of air for such a small motor and propeller. Also give him plenty of space. We were in a big park and on a very calm day I threw it up a bit and the thing caught a little breeze and flew about 12…