The PowerUp 3.0 is a smartphone-controlled paper airplane down to $44

Not to brag or anything, but I made the best paper airplanes as a kid. I had an awesome folding system that gave my airplanes a very sleek design. The strength of my plane was in its accuracy. It didn't catch the wind well, but it could hit the exact spot I aimed for. Of course, none of my paper airplanes ever had a Bluetooth controller attached to them. Build yourself the ultimate Bluetooth paper airplane and control it from your smartphone with the PowerUp 3.0 conversion kit on sale for $43.99 with code 12POWERUP on Amazon. That's $6 off its regular price and one of the best deals we've seen.

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Powerup 3.0 Smartphone-controlled Paper Airplanes Conversion Kit

Powerup 3.0 Smartphone-controlled Paper Airplanes Conversion Kit

$43.99 $49.99 Save $6

Turn your paper airplanes into remote-controlled flying machines with this discounted conversion kit. It lets you use an app on your phone to start controlling your paper airplanes and it's easy to set up too.

Think of this like a paper airplane drone. You'll get four sheets of special template paper and the instructions on how to fold them. It also comes with a Bluetooth smart module, a crossbar, and a spare rudder and propeller. Once the whole thing is put together, you'll be able to use your phone to control and fly the plane, which is a lot better than depending on the air. The app is accessible from both iOS and Android.

The plane has a 180 foot range, too, so you can fly it a lot farther than you've ever flown a paper airplane before. It is very simple to control, too. You can just tilt the mobile device you're using to tilt the plane and maneuver. The throttle lever on the app can be used to ascend and descend. Plus, you'll be able to view plenty of things like the battery level, charging status, range indicators, and an air traffic control attribute. You can even give the plane a little boost using Nitro and download other folding templates. Some new features include gesture controls and game-pad controls.

The PowerUp 3.0 comes with a limited one-year warranty.

John Levite
J.D. Levite has been in the deals game since 2012. He has posted daily deals at Gizmodo, The Wirecutter, The Sweethome, and now for Thrifter. He was there for the first Prime Day and has braved the full force of Black Friday. If you cut him, he bleeds savings. But don't try it for real. That's a metaphor.