Hymaz Transform RC Cars Toys for Kids 4 5 6 7 8, 2.4GHz Princess Remote Control Car Robot One-Button Deformation, 360° Rotation Transforming Cool Toys for Girls Birthday Gifts

“Don’t believe me, just watch!” – Bruno Mars, Uptown FunkI bought this remote control car for my nephew, and it was a huge hit! Right out of the box, it looked impressive—the sleek gold finish gives it a high-end, almost luxury look. It seriously looks way more expensive than it actually is.Performance-wise, it’s fast and incredibly fun to drive. The controls are responsive, and it handles turns and acceleration like a pro. My nephew couldn’t stop smiling as he zipped it around the driveway.If you’re looking for something that delivers both speed and style, this RC car is a great pick. Highly recommend for kids (and even adults!) who love cool gadgets and racing fun.

Granddaughter loves her car but it does go through the batteries. Would be better if it was rechargeable.

My 10 year old granddaughter loves it. Her 8 year old brother has one in blue. Perfect gifts. They play for hours. Goes on the patio and on grass as well as all the floors in my house.

So I got this for my kiddo. He did absolutely loved it. The toy car looked great, especially the lights were pretty cool. I have to say that I wish this car was chargeable, because we had to use batteries, and it ate away on the batteries very quickly. Moreover, the power of this car is not at all strong. Finally, the car itself is not as durable, and the plastic and wheels easily broke off. Oh, the remote is not the best in controlling as well. Fair, overall.

Not user friendly and made of low end plastic.

The media could not be loaded. This Remote Control Car by HYMAZ is fun to play with -- for both kids AND adults. 😊I totally love the ✨ gold ✨ color & the car itself is very attractive. However, I do have some things I need to mention for why I took a star off.First, the information printed on the back of the box is rather confusing to me. Being that the product is made in China, naturally not all of it is going to be written in English. I 💯 get that. However, the parts that are written in English should be clear & easy to understand - & they're not. On the back of the packaging, it shows pictures of both rechargeable & non-rechargeable battery packs. In one of the pics, it states that a rechargeable battery pack is included (but it definitely wasn't). In another picture, it says 3 AA batteries are included (which they weren't). I found myself staring at the pictures for quite some time trying to figure out what was what & whether the product was supposed to come with batteries or not. Consequently, I just gave up on the diagrams, found myself some batteries, & figured it out on my own.The next day, I was looking back over the diagrams on the box. It was then that I noticed the print below the pictures that reads, "Specifications, colours, and contents may vary from illustrations." Ohhhhhh. Okay. So one or two of those diagrams was intended for my specific product, & I was supposed to figure out which pictures apply to my situation? Wait—but really? 'Coz I feel like that just takes up way too much head space when you're just trying to put batteries in a child's toy & get on with your day. 🤷‍♀️ 😂 🙈Now - to be fair, I'm sure there are others who could - & do - easily figure it out; but, I'm not a visual person to begin with. So, a simple solution to this could be to clearly label the pictures so that consumers know exactly which battery situation belongs to which product -- & also to make it unequivocally clear on the package how many - & what type - of batteries you'll need for the product to work. Making these simple changes would be very helpful in minimizing confusion & frustration for your consumers.Now, switching gears (pun intended), I should also mention that I do feel this controller was a bit trickier to navigate than another one I used recently with a different brand's remote control car. However, my husband had it down pat within 30 seconds! 😂 So, it may just be a user error. 🤷‍♀️ 😂Finally, please note:1) You will need 5 AA (1.5v) batteries to operate this car (2 for the controller & 3 for the car).(IT DOES *NOT* COME WITH BATTERIES.)2) You will also need a small Phillips screwdriver in order to unscrew the battery pack lid on both the controller as well as the car. (IT DOES **NOT** COME WITH THIS TOOL, either.)All in all, this is an attractive, pretty fun car to drive (once you get the hang of it 😉)! 🚙 💨 Happy driving! 😊

Got 3 cars for my granddaughters. All 3 girls loved them. Played till the batteries went dead.

Fun Factor 2/5For Young Kid, the slow speed helps them practice driving. It mostly for indoor and flat Street.Durability - 2/5 Mostly Plastic, thin metal rod axleSteering - 4/5 smoothSpeed 1/4 its clawing speed, very short range (25 ft)Battery 5/5 with over 1-2 hr run time uses three AA, two AA for remote (I used Amazon Basic Rechargeable Batteries for this test drive)