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This was expensive but worth it! We have been playing with RC cars. My 6 year old loves them. I have come to learn that my husband also loves them, so when this “Adult” hobby grade car became available, we wanted to try it.The boys love playing in the yard with their trucks. This truck flies through the grass, and sand, and jumps over roots and obstacles. It absolutely flies at high speed, putting my 6 year old’s wanna be hobby truck to shame. It’s massive and is very responsive when driving. My husband loves it!It came with extra bits, has a replacement wheel mounted to the back. And has two batteries. The battery lasted 20-30 minutes. I love that the clips that hold it in place are attached together with a cord. These tiny codder pins can get lost.My only compaint about this is that it took a while to find the optimum placement for the battery to get it secured. And also, the light cable attaches from the shell to the body and needs to be disconnected when installing the battery unless you have very nimble fingers to work around it and patience when changing the battery. That tiny JST cable is fiddly to place back into its slot.But besides that, it’s really fun and serious upgrade from cheaper hobby type RC cars.

This RC is a blast to drive on any terrain! It truly does exceed 30 MPH but I don't know about 35 MPH. I'm not a human speedometer 🙃. The tires are great for all terrains except they are a bit too squirrely when they get wet on asphalt or concrete. The most fun I had with this was taking it to a gravel parking lot that works as an oval because they placed a few concrete parking blocks directly in the middle. I didn't know if I could drift this RC on gravel but I quickly acclimated to the controller and was having an excellent time. It's easy to operate and the battery latch is plastic instead of a velcro strap and snugly holds down the battery. It feels like it has a rugged design and I've certainly wiped out a few times and this RC didn't miss a beat. The top lights connect via a 2-pin plug to the ESC. It's a snug plug so it doesn't disconnect easily, but it can when the rear latch for the rear of the shell comes off and it starts flapping up and down. That is one of my complaints, as the rear part of the shell has unlatched about five times for me in roughly 6 or 7 hours of driving. If you're careful, you can rebook the rear latch without undoing the front clips, just be wary of the top trailer light's wire going to the ESC. The controller is very responsive and you'll need to provide 3 of your own AA batteries. I love the 1/10th scale size and appreciate the metal differentials, shocks, gears and more. The batteries take up to 6 hours to charge and, once again, DeeRC includes just a single charger for the 3s lipo batteries. The controller's range is a bit short, as it would sometimes cut out at 100 to 120 feet away. That's my only other complaint. Overall, I believe this RC is great for 14 and up as it can cause damage with how fast it can go. If someone is younger than 14, I'd recommend parents accompany the kid while they drive this one.

My kid is absolutely going to love this car. It is fast and a little more on the easy side to control. You can adjust the speed of it on the controller, so no need to flip a lever on the car. The shock/struts whatever they are called flex quite a bit and it comes with a couple of tools. It feels pretty durable, the plastic cover seems decent, doesn't feel like it should crack the first time you flip it. The pins that hold the cover on are actually connected to the cover with a rubber strap, making it less likely to lose the little pins. It comes with two batteries and it has flashing lights. It does make a weird clunking noise though when you first start to make it move, than it kicks into higher gear and takes off and stops making that noise, not sure if that is normal.

ALRIGHT!This is a wicked beginner truck. It’s very mashable and bashable, and it’s hobby grade, so there are a lot of mods and repairs that can be done.First thing, out of the box this thing is set up terribly. The body is way too high, the suspension is way too low, and the shocks, while reasonably decent oil shocks, aren’t filled with the right amount of oil. The oil also seems a little too low in viscosity for the weight of the truck.The suspension is still drivable as is (I haven’t changed the oil on mine yet), but right out of the box you’ll want to lower the body posts as far as they’ll go and move the shock mounts to their highest position. The factory setup causes the front control arms to bottom out before the shocks, which makes you lose about 50 percent of your suspension travel. I recommend making these adjustments unless you like the truck being upside down all the time. Once the adjustments are made, the truck handles surprisingly well.The bads:• It has 2 piece beadlock wheel rims, and they’re pretty bad. I was throwing tires off quite a bit. It doesn’t help that the tires weren’t installed well to begin with. I recommend removing the tires and reseating them properly from the start. Putting them in the freezer before mounting helps them seat properly. A bead of CA glue helps a lot as well.• The semi hard body looks cool, but it has a lot of breakable parts. Basically, the body doesn’t match up to the solid durability of the chassis. It would be better if it had a conventional shell. Also, the back of the body doesn’t use pins, it sort of clips in. This is great for quick battery changes, but it pops out easily when you roll over and land upside down.• For some reason, the reception is a little spotty. Sometimes it cuts out on me around 100 to 150 feet away.The goods:Everything else is awesome. It’s fast and super durable. It has a decent little brushless motor. It’s a bit small for the truck’s size and geared high, so it does cog a little bit. Still, it’s very serviceable and upgradable. I know it’s an entry level car, but parts like motors, ESCs, receivers, and servos are, for the most part, transferable and can be reused on future vehicles. That’s why I strongly recommend modding if this is a hobby that interests you.I took it for a pretty relentless bashing (I’ll include a little bit of video). I bent up the body a little and peeled one tire completely off the rim, with another starting to come loose. I’ve since fixed up the body with some small plastic washers and reseated the tires with glue. It’s been holding up well so far and has been tons of fun.I HIGHLY recommend this truck as a first RC for anyone interested in getting into the hobby. It’s very DIY friendly (three quarters of the hobby is working on your trucks), and it performs well enough to learn how to control something with a little bit of GRRRRRR!

Wow, what a toy! I'm completely in love with this remote controlled car. I've never owned anything that goes as fast, and I can now see how the price is fully justified. This whole package is fantastic, offering incredible speed and torque that allows it to power through dirt, tall grass, sand, and even the wood chips at the local playground. I have to admit, the speed can make it a handful to control once I open it up, but it's an exhilarating challenge. It's great that it came with two 3S LiPo batteries, along with a ton of extra screws and spare parts. The included manual has a helpful parts list, though it would be even better if it provided a clear link to purchase replacements. As someone just starting in the RC world, I think this is an excellent choice for anyone who wants to experience a high speed car. The speed adjustment on the remote is a brilliant feature, making it safer for younger kids and for beginners like me. I've also learned that lowering the speed helps extend the battery life, which is a nice bonus. The remote works perfectly, and I've been getting over 40 minutes of decent runtime. The responsive 2.4GHz remote ensures precise handling and a stable signal, even when I'm a good distance away. Highly recommended!