Threeking RC Stunt Cars Remote Control Car Double-Sided Driving 360-degree Flips Rotating Car Toy, GreenClimatePartner certified

I bought this RC car to have some fun with my dog, and it has been a blast! My dog absolutely loves chasing it, and honestly, I’ve found myself enjoying driving it around just as much. It’s surprisingly fast, and one of the coolest features is that if it flips over, it rights itself and keeps going. The controls are very simple and easy to use, with a basic handheld controller that takes two AAA batteries. The car itself runs on rechargeable batteries via USB, which is super convenient. The only downside is that swapping out the battery requires removing a screw each time—kind of a hassle, but not a dealbreaker given how much fun this little RC is.

These RC cars are amazing! I purchased the ones with the rechargeable battery. They came charged at 50%, according to the package instructions, so I charged them up before giving to the grandkids. It only took about an hour to go from 50 to 100% charge. The indicator light on the plug glowed red when I started, and when the red light went out, I assumed it was fully charged. A green light would have been nicer.The car came with a USB charging cable, a rechargeable corded battery, and a screwdriver. You will need to provide your own charger. Instructions say not to use a fast USB charger, so I used a USB, not a USB-C. The screwdriver was a super convenient idea! Although having to unscrew the battery compartment was a pain, I can see not wanting it to fly open once these cars get going, because they move really fast! The secure battery compartment is also good so that small children don’t access the battery.I pushed the “demo” button on the controller to see all that the car can do, and I think the grandkids will have a lot of fun with these. They seem very durable, the big tires can roll over any terrain, the colors are bright and engaging, and they really zip around. I read a lot of reviews before deciding on this one, and 8 think I made a good choice.

This is not a precision RC vehicle.This is a pure fun, watch it go wild toy.This is a "peg the sticks" watch it go wild toy for younger children and the young at heart. I have given away several of these to children for 4years old to HS graduates and I have kept one for myself, retired XX year old dude.

This is a fun toy. My teen enjoyed it. Can go everywhere/anywhere. Doesn't seem to get stuck which is great. Rechargeable.

I bought this for my 6.5 year old grandson for Christmas next week. As with all his battery operated toys I spent several hours last night making sure the units (I bought two, the green & red) functioned properly & were ready for him to enjoy as soon as he opened his presents (nothing is so frustrating for a child as waiting for his exciting new toy to be assembled and batteries charged).At any rate, following the included instructions, I had the units up and running in a reasonable amount of time and played with them long enough to feel that my hopes for this toy had been fulfilled and be able to to share my thoughts for others considering buying this for a child.OVERALLIf you watch the video for this product, it makes the toy look exciting, fun and sturdy. Well, I'm happy to report that all three impressions are true :) These cars are extremely well made of heavy duty materials that should equate to years of kid use/abuse. One of my deciding factors for buying this toy was something my grandson could use year round, indoors and out. They are great indoors; low enough to the ground to shoot under most furniture and easy to reverse out of tight spaces. They are pretty darn quiet so other than maybe knocking down something noisy and kids yelling with joy, you'd be hard pressed to know they were being played with in the house.As sturdy as this toy is constructed, I see no problem at all with outdoor play. Most obstacles like rocks, branches and undulating ground should be easy to avoid or simply go over. There's a lot of torque in these motors & since they operate independently you probably won't hear a lot of calls from your child to extricate this car from any entanglements.I can't speak to the endurance of the batteries yet.In sum, great construction, good overall design and a terrific toy for the young person in your life. One tip: buy at least two from the beginning; you'll be wanting to play too ;)THE GOODExcellent heavy duty construction for the body the wheel arms and the large soft tires.Very speedy. Seeing this car speed along and almost instantly reverse and head in the exact opposite direction is a blast.Independent carriages allow this car to do some amazing climbing, turning and floor acrobatics.A heck of a lot of fun!THE NOT SO GOODTo recharge the battery pack, you have to unscrew the battery cover door, remove the battery pack and plug it into the USB charger. It would have been so much better to create an external port that could be plugged directly into the charger. This isn't a flaw, and I realize a lot of toys work this way, but sheesh. Also, & IMO this IS a flaw, the compartment for the battery pack is so tight that you can barely fit the pack, cord and connector inside to be able to screw down the cover. I'm concerned that eventually the cord and/or connector will be damaged by all the compression. We'll see.The handles on the remote are VERY twitchy. A switch to allow a lower intensity setting for the car's acceleration would be great. Again not a flaw, and my grandson's reflexes are insanely faster than mine, so he probably won't even notice ;)That's about it for my observations so far. I've included a lot of pictures to hopefully clear up some questions I've seen about this unit and reflect some questions I had before buying it myself.I hope this review helps you decide whether or not to buy this toy. I'm happy I did!

Bought as gift for nephew who's nkrmay hardly impressed as he has literally more than 100ntoy cars but he loved it. The wheels flip & the car can drive on bith sided.....

Honestly, you get what you pay for.The buttons are SUPER twitchy, you can’t control the car in any meaningful manner.The build quality feels cheap.The battery requires you to unscrew the compartment, pull apart the plastic clips, plug in with their specific cable, and then stuff the whole thing back into the compartment and screw it back down after it’s charged. I can’t see this lasting more than a few months before a clip snaps or the battery connection breaks.The charge lasts about ten minutes.All in all, my five year old is happy to mash buttons and see it bounce around the room, but I’m disappointed. It’s not the sort of toy your kid can grow with.

This was a big hit with the young man I bought it for.