RLAARLO Rc Cars 1:14 Remote Control Car 65 KMH Speed 4x4 Hobby Off-Road Monster Electric Trucks Buggy Toy for Adults,2.4GHz All Terrains Racing Vehicle Gift with 2 Battery 30 Min+ Kids Red B09DCHSQYW

The media could not be loaded. This is a super fun and fast RC car/buggy. Overall the components appear to be of good quality parts, not all are high grade components but can easily be switched out to better/higher grade parts if you want even more out of this car. Most wont ever know the difference unless they start with the way more expensive RC cars. This car does everything that I expected out of it and is a fun car to drive. The speed along with the steering ability is the only thing you will have to be careful of. If both are turned up to the max the car is easy to roll/tumble. This car is really fun on slick/gravel surfaces as it has more than enough power to spin all the wheels. It is basically a drift car inside on slick surfaces :)Pros:Power/speedController dialsMetal partsColor looks really goodParts/ability to upgradeMy only complaints are:1. the steering trim and throttle trim are reversed on the controller (not a huge deal but was confusing at first)2. The wheels needed to be tightened before you drive it...I ended up loosing the little metal shaft that drives the wheels since the wheel got loose enough to allow the metal pin to slide out. I wish they would provide with the packaging instead of just noting on the amazon description (read after I lost it...)I think these complaints are minor and can be remedied easily...hopefully my review helps others out so they know what to expect. If you want a fast fun car this is the one to get, by far faster than any of my other RC cars I have. It is fun to drive, has been durable, and the red color/buggy styling looks good.

It's fast....but also not durable. First car broke within 1 hr of normal driving (not kidding) and replacement car broke within 30 mins (no kidding). save your money and buy another brand

The speed is very fast so I suggest you to dial down the speed using the top left knob on the transmitter. I would recommend to try this outside first; I still bumped into the garage door couple times.The RC truck also comes with two batteries so I can swap the batteries and have fun for over an hour.I have flipped the RC truck many times and nothing is broken. The underbody chassis is made of metal so it can take a lot of damage.I wish manual includes explanation on the transmitter. The transmitter has many knobs and switches; maybe it is my first RC so I am not used to all the controls in the beginning. You can adjust the speed on the top left knob. You can adjust the turning ratio on the top middle knob. You can adjust the offset to left or right using the top right knob.I have fun playing this on the driveway, on the street(when no car), and on the trail. I will be building a ramp so I can jump the car as it does accelerate very fast.

Purchased for my 7 year old for Christmas . It’s way to fast for him. This is a great RC. The metal components help with durability. The service is second to none! Sia helped me with a problem and I had the part I needed without any hassles. I didn’t have to pay for anything.The M3 nut and optical axis on our RC fell out/off. I would say this is the flaw, well the battery life is another. Saying that, this is still a great car. I believe after running it, I found the culprit! We have a rock driveway and I believe the jolting it took is what made the axis and M3 nut fall off. It does really well on flat ground and grass. My 40 year old neighbor said this is what he wants for Christmas next year. No lie, this little RC is a really good RC.After talking with Sia, they plan to have a 2800 mah battery available soon, which will be great. Also they plan on a brushless motor upgrade which will also increase the run time. I’ll be getting both as this thing looks like it will last. No regrets here, but to each their own.

Definitely cool right out of the box. Pretty fast first battery that was already in the car, lasted about 20 minutes. Handles really well. The controls for the most part, are responsive. Reverse does not respond well going from forward to reverse. (Probably because battery was not completely charged) Car has to stop completely before reverse will respond and is slllllooooowww....Sooooo now.....The other battery I didn't get to test really......Got it a fresh charge, handed my buddy the controller ( a veteran rc car drive. 😀😃🙂🙃😊)He took a lap around the yard and on the way back, accidentally hit something that was centered between the front wheels..? Not really sure.....Broke the 4 screw holes on the (plastic) front box top cover, the attachment points for the shock absorber plate.POOR DESIGN FLAW to not have a bumper)No protection for the steering assembly/weak attaching point for shock absorber plate.So now,no matter what i do,I have to wait to get a replacement car or parts....And I am not that patient 😕I want to terrorize my dog now!And then possibly having the same problem as I have now because of a faulty design of not having protection and weak connection points..... 😒😪Unless......I order a new front box top cover and shock absorber plate to replace broken box cover and soon to be modified shock absorber plate.... 😉Take some 16th inch sheet metal cutting one 1x4 inch (a homemade skid plate upgrade ) and one 1/2 x 4 inch ( homemade bumper ) and one 1x3 inch, ( temp.?.? peice to hold the shock absorber plate that is supposed to be attached to the box top cover), and 6 screws with lock nuts.Permanently installing a longer skid plate by drilling 2 holes in the bottom of the body frame. One hole already provided and the other drilled in a safe spot not close to any components.And then....TEMPORARILY....?Gorilla glue the front box cover back together....Seal the hole in the front box cover to keep it free of dust and debris....Modify the the shock absorber plate with 2 of the existing holes by drilling slightly bigger holes and attaching a bent piece of the 16th sheet metal from the shock absorber plate to the homemade skid plate, all with screws and lock nuts for easy future removal....Then installing the homemade bumper.Well now that my shock absorber plate is secured better than it was originally, and the hole in the front box cover is fixed....The steering is still on point.Speed is about the same....And the possibility of it hitting something and breaking it again,Well it is fixed with the homemade skid plate, bumper, and (temp.?.?) brace for the shock absorber....Well it's a bit more stable now.....Don't really need to get new parts just yet...😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 😹So moral of the story. Your best option if you get this car is to install some kind of gard to protect the shock absorber plate in the front. This car is WAY TO FAST NOT TO HAVE FRONT END PROTECTION!!!!!!But over all, the description is on point lots of fun! Batteries last 20-30 minutes both batteries fully charged on full speed.and if you install a bumper on this thing to protect the front end,IT IS A COMPLETE BEAST AND WILL PLOW THROUGH ANYTHING!Now it's a test of how long it will last....