Hot Wheels ID Aston Martin One-77

My stepdad is obsessed with hot wheels so bought him this for Christmas and he loves it so much he now wants the whole collection!!

for my grandson he love hotwheels im sure he will love this ans all others id ones when he gets them as gift for being so good with this isolation going to be one lucky happy little boy

This was bought as a gift fir my nephew and he was very pleased with it

After the comments I made in my review of the Hot Wheels ID 71 Lamborghini Miura you wouldn't have thought I would have got this Aston Martin, but I admit I have a weakness for these cars, and I knew what I was getting myself in to. Hot Wheels id cars are special versions of normal Hot Wheels cars with the addition of an NFC circuit embedded on their underside. You install the iPhone or Google Play app, scan the car - I imagine that if your phone doesn't have NFC then it might struggle, but it worked with my iPhone 7 Plus - and your car is added to your inventory in the app. You can then do a bunch of things in the app, and after the experience I had with my Lamborghini it was a bit more enjoyable repeating the whole thing with this Aston Martin. You get a bunch more free credits for juice, and your car is a lot more powerful than the rival cars that the app races you against so it's a bit one-sided. My irritation with the pay-to-play nature of the app still stands though - after playing for a while you are presented with a choice - wait an hour after which time your "juice" or petrol in other words is replenished so you can carry on racing, accept the free 25 juice credits that Hot Wheels give you with your new car, or eventually crack and spend some real world money to buy as much juice as you want - which has the possibility of becoming very expensive. As an adult all I see here is Hot Wheels inventing an obstacle that I can pay to remove so that I can carry on playing the game. I worry that children might not see things so clearly. Back when I were a lad we used to buy video games and that was that, you played them as long as you want. Nowadays we have micro transactions and maybe everyone else is fine with this, but I'm not happy at all! Anyway... the car itself is nice, its paint colours are nice if a little garish for an Aston Martin, but it's nicely done. As I said in my review of the Lamborghini, I'm not absolutely convinced that the £6.99 this car costs is justified when you can spend something like £25 for 20 standard Hot Wheels cars - especially given that the id app is designed to earn Hot Wheels extra money from you.

Excellent little car in a very smart presentation box. Perfect stocking filler. Good value for money.

Good by smaller than looks bit on the pricey side for teeny car

Honestly these are great bought a few for my son he loves the collection !

Sturdy and beautiful looking better than the actual pictures.

La Hot Wheels ID 2014 Corvette C7.R {Speed Demons} est vraiment géniale! Les détails sont très soignés et le design est fidèle à la voiture réelle, avec des couleurs vives et un look sportif. Elle roule parfaitement sur les pistes Hot Wheels et est aussi superbe à exposer dans une collection. Excellent rapport qualité-prix pour un modèle à la fois jouable et collectionnable. Je recommande vivement!

The kids love using them and they work with the track great.

Bought this as a gift for nephew. Glad to find it available on Amazon and for a good price. Nephew was having 11th birthday and requested this, so would be a good gift for that age if your looking for a gift for near that age.

C'est une hotwheel donc une jolie voiture. La puce NFC est limité en usage sur l'application assez gourmande en mémoire qu'il faut télécharger

These were an awesome idea and the kids and myself really liked them. lap counting,speed memory, and the online play but they no longer work because I guess they didn’t catch on it’s too bad because it was a blast playing with them.