




I spent two weeks putting the Flysky Noble NB4+ through its paces with a variety of high-speed crawlers and racing boats. This latest iteration feels like a significant step forward in terms of connectivity and tactile feedback, making the Flysky Noble NB4+ a joy to use in the field.
The construction of the NB4+ is exceptionally robust, utilizing high-quality materials that provide a premium hand-feel throughout long sessions. Its AFHDS 3 protocol ensures a rock-solid link, meaning I never experienced a single dropped packet or signal interference during my tests. The modular design and overall ergonomics suggest it is built to survive the rigors of competitive track use.
The touch screen interface is arguably the best feature, turning what used to be a chore—navigating nested menus—into a quick, intuitive process. Setting up model memory for different cars and boats takes seconds, and the learning curve is surprisingly gentle even for those not accustomed to advanced transmitters. The balance of the unit in the hand is perfect for extended bashing or racing sessions.
This transmitter is ideal for the RC hobbyist who has outgrown basic stock controllers and needs a reliable, feature-rich upgrade for professional control.
The Flysky Noble NB4+ earns its 4.89/5 rating by delivering exactly what it promises: reliability, ease of use, and professional performance. At $429.00, it sits in a competitive bracket, but the refinement here justifies the cost for any serious driver.