Flysky G7P+ 10-Channel ANT Transmitter w/R11P 11-Channel Receiver
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Still learning. So far no issues. The particular receiver I purchased is a little lacking in performance but that's a "me" problem. Definitely consider spending a few bucks on a good receiver if you want to get the most out of your transmitter. Seems like common sense but it is 2026.
I had it out of the box for all of thirty seconds and I knew it wasn't the right fit for me. I found it to be too bulky up top. I didn't even bother to power it up. Instead I went with the FS-GT5 for a more streamlined feel plus I didn't need a gyro receiver upgrade so $$$ saved. The only thing I "gave up" was ANT technology and I'm not racing these cars anyway.
I got this as a back up for my g11p and so my nephew could run one of my rigs along with me. Simple to program and works well. Has the same grip as the higher end models. Definitely recommend for a reasonably priced upgrade to any rtr controller. Not five stars because the interface is a little clunky. If you want one step up look at the flysky g11p, has a nice big screen, better interface and cheaper than a noble.
This is great. Definitely an upgrade from the G-5. Easy to program. A great product at a good price.
Four reviews, average rating about 4 out of 5. Reviewers generally find the G7P+ easy to program and a reasonably priced upgrade over basic ready-to-run controllers, with one describing it as an upgrade from the G-5. Grip is described as comparable to higher-end models. One reviewer found the interface clunky, and another found the unit too bulky at the top and chose the FS-GT5 instead, though they never powered it on. One owner noted the included receiver was weaker than expected and suggested a better receiver for best performance. Reviewers mentioned no long-term reliability issues, and the sample is small.
- + Easy to program
- + Good price for an upgrade
- + Comparable grip to higher-end models
- + Works well for casual running
- − Interface described as clunky
- − Bulky top section for some users
- − Included receiver performance considered lacking