Ever wanted something as cool as a drone but could not buy one because it's too expensive or our stupid airspace regulation body prohibits it? Well, you can now start flying a paper plane with your smartphone. They are a lot of fun and cost a fraction of a basic drone.

The paper plane is called the PowerUp 3.0 Smartphone Controlled Paper Airplane (phew!) and is powered by a tiny motor.

© YouTube

You can control the paper plane via Bluetooth from your smartphone and can fly up to 10 minutes per charge. Look, it ain't no quadcopter but this cool gadget will still help you relive your school days.

© Amazon

It is essentially the world's first remote controlled paper aeroplane that can fly up to 180 feet and is also crash-resistant. It works in tandem with Bluetooth technology and is compatible with most smartphones. It is made up special paper that ensures you fold it correctly and easily and can be charged by any micro USB charger. You can control the paper plane by simply tilting your smartphone/tablet right or left, similar to what you would do when playing racing games.

© YouTube

The durable, crash-proof design makes it an easier and more enjoyable option to traditional, bulky and battery intensive remote control helicopters and planes. The PowerUp 3.0 Bluetooth, Smart Module transforms ordinary paper planes into motorised machines, and also teachers you origami in the process.

© YouTube

You can buy this product in India over the internet and get yourself one of these fun smartphone controlled paper planes here.