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I bought 2 of these (black and pink) for my grandchildren for Christmas. They are super fast as they spin, flip, turn, and race; the lights make them extra cool. They seem to be very durable so far. Kids love them!

Big hit with my kid and it comes with two batteries which makes it convenient to switch out for longer play time.

I bought these for 2 grandsons age 3 and 6 and they love them. These cars are bright , fast and easy to control. The batteries last for a long time and there is a replacement one so it made for hours of fun. We got a red and black one and a bonus is being able to change the color on the tires. Lots of fun

Bought two of these for my grandson’s for Christmas for camping they love these. These are really cool cars and great for boys fixing up.

Great rc but batteries don't last long g at all.

Quality was excellent for the price and the battery has a good life for extended playtime.

I ordered two of these for my grandsons. They are 3 and 4 years old. The 3 year old loves it. The 4 year old got bored with it because the batteries die fast and you have to keep recharging it. I will say that the 4 year old is more into learning games so that may be why he got bored. But the 3 year old he's all things monster trucks.

Update: Seller reached out and made it right. Good customer service. --- Had this for just over a month before one of the wheel assemblies (rotating arm connected to the body) became loose and eventually broke off completely, see pic. I took it apart and tried to fix it. Details below. Each dual-wheel assembly is attached to the car body by 3 short screws. Because they are driven into plastic, the threads wear out quickly and eventually fail, causing the entire thing to come off. To access these three screws, you must remove the wheels, remove the outer cover and light diffuser, several gears that transfer power to the two wheels, and a circular circuit board resting underneath two contact arms. The board is connected to ultra-thin red/black wiring for power. The board must be unscrewed (3 very very tiny philips head screws) and removed to reveal the other three screws underneath, which are the actual ones that hold the entire assembly to the car body. Unfortunately, removing the circuit board to access these screws will very likely break one of the power cabling solder joints, which are incredibly fragile. It is possible to do all this successfully and use something like epoxy to hold the stripped out screws in place, but might be more time than it's worth for such a low-cost item. This is a fun toy, as long as you're gentle with it!