POWERUP 2.0 Paper Airplane Conversion Kit | Electric Motor for DIY Paper Planes | Fly Longer and Farther | Perfect for Kids & Adults | Ready to Use Aeroplane Engine Kits

Buy it! Seriously, just buy it. If you are reading this you are thinking about it so just go ahead and don it. ZERO regrets. This thing is amazing. I am truly impressed. Our son (age 8) likes to fly styrofoam airplanes outside. I came across this while Christmas shopping and went for it. Being mostly paper we didn't expect much, figured it would go farther but nothing like this thing. First flight was poorly aimed and went straight to the roof. I although for sure it was a goner but this thing flew over the house, back around to the side our son was on then some before crash landing. It wasn't a fluke either, this thing moves. Despite being paper, it survived numerous crash landings before finally decided to move onto the second sheet of paper. Super fun, we even bought a second one for our other son!

Bought this for my father who enjoys little engineering challenges like this. The motor works well and is very simple to use. It can be charged, flown, and discharged quickly and easily. The provided paper airplane plans will get you started but you'll definitely need to tweak the design to get a successful flight. Be ready to crash often while you perfect your design. That's part of the fun! An empty gymnasium or other large room is the perfect space in which to fly this. When we finally got our aircraft just right we were able to get over ten seconds of sustained flight. It isn't the most durable since it has to be so small and light to fly. Although it survived quite a few bad crashes my motor mount did eventually break. It may be fixable and mine did come with a spare propeller. Despite the break, I got more than my money's worth of enjoyment out of this little toy. I recommend it!

That little paper airplane flies like a pro. It’s amazing to see how much speed and high it can get with just a little, tiny propeller. Also it was super easy to assemble and charge, no cords no mess! I would recommend it. Just be gentle on small parts, they are fragile but so is the paper airplane.

Not what it was marketed to be. The weight of the motor kept out paper planes from actually flying. It looks great on the video, but does not actually work as described. This upset us as grandparents that we gave a DUD BDAY gift.

Didn't work for us, might be user error but might not.

I teach high school aviation courses and just got these to include in the curriculum. It is a nice addition when talking about control surfaces and their impacts on flight. As the battery starts to drain, the airplane will stall, dive, and recover which leads to another discussion. I got the basic 2.0 kit. It came with a paper template for one model and then it had links to other models in the included paperwork. The students enjoyed comparing the performance of the models and troubleshooting each model when it didn't behave as desired. I will say that you should not be surprised when some struggle with the initial airplane folding. Even with video instructions, I had several get a bit frustrated with the folding. I do not see this as a bad thing. I want them to have the experience of following instructions and building something. If it leads to them having to learn to deal with productive struggle, even better. This is something that is missing in their lives as they do more and more in the virtual world. If you have students that you know will struggle with the folding for whatever reasons, the models do vary in difficulty so you can guide them to an appropriate plane. I used them for 2 sections for 3 periods. The battery packs are still performing well and all propellers are intact. I did have a student snap a stabilizer bar, but it is not crucial. There is a spare parts kit offered on their site that I will be getting in the future but had the student experiment with using a larger paperclip for the repair this time. In closing, I absolutely recommend these for class. I look forward to seeing what else we can bring out of their use of them. (The video is only 5 seconds of the 25-second flight.)

flew great… over the trees and out of sight at my large local park. definitely will be purchasing again.

We had a chance to play with this toy for about 10 minutes before it died. Our paper airplane landed on the ground on about the 6th throw and the motor stopped completely. Now the unit is dead and does nothing but get warm when trying to charge it up. Being that our son is a huge fan of paper airplanes, he was so excited about this conversion kit. I think this product has a lot of potential, but it needs to be WAY more durable.