Hylukon 1:24 Scale RC Drift Car, 30KM/H 4WD 2.4GHz Remote Control Cars with LED Light, Racing and 4 Drifting Wheels, High Speed RC Racing Cars Perfect Toy Gift for Teen Adults

Some good fun. I use this at work all the time. I highly recommend this to give yourself a break from the grind.

Boys loves it

Not fast says about 30kph which is about 20mph goes about but goes about 10. The speed button/servo does not activate it stays the same speed does not change.

Very disappointed. This was the CHEAPEST rc car I have ever bought. I own multiple rc cars and I have never seen one this cheaply made. Literally everything including the remote was super flimsy. Body is paper thin and held on with cotter pins. I was disappointed but figured I’d try it out. As soon as I turned everything on the car was stuck in forward as if I was pulling the trigger on the remote. Couldn’t get it to stop. Do not waste your money. There are better options for the same price.

It’s the right size for some kitchen floors drift action! The throttle is proportional, but the steering is not. Obviously, at this price point having proportional throttle alone is a great value. It’s well built, and fairly quick for the size. I would say that under normal use it’s not going to break, as it can take full speed head on collisions without any issues at all. The battery last pretty long, even though I am pretty much flooring it the entire time. One little pointer for driving, if you flick the steering off and on repeatedly, you can get this to drive just like proportional steering and drift precisely anywhere you want to go. That’s a trick I have learned in other RC’s like this , and it works well when you get the hang of it. Just ride the edge of where the steering activates, and click it for short burts to kick the car around in the drift. For those that don’t know, non-proportional steering means the steering just clicks to max turn and straight, nothing in between. But like I said, if you ride the edge and repeat click steering in the directions you want to drift, you can learn to drive it just like any proportional steering rc. This is definitely toy grade RC, but a good one for the money. It works well, and a nice little addition to my RC collection.

The description says controller needs tripe A batteries. The controller requires double AA batteries thankfully we had double AA or we would have had a very disappointed birthday child.

Neat little car with cool lights too. The kids love it so far.