XINGRUI 50 Minutes Playing Time RC Military Truck, Off-Road Remote Control Car Army Toys, 2.4Ghz 4WD 1:18 Scale RC Car Toy Vehicle for Kids Children Boy Birthday

"Great RC truck for the price! My kid loves the military design and it runs well on different surfaces. The battery lasts a long time—almost 50 minutes as advertised. Perfect gift for boys who love remote control cars!"

For being a $45-48 RC truck, this goes beyond what I expected, even at its scale it actually is really good, I would highly recommend this if you like small-scale RC's and especially if you enjoy using them outside, it does have a little bit of trouble in taller grass, but that's to be expected given to given its size, it can definitely move the weight it says it does, my only 2 complaints are that it should have a better steering servo, and it could definitely do with some front wheel drive, as only the back 4 wheels, drive it, there is no front wheel drive so crawling is a little bit more challenging, But otherwise I would highly recommend it.

speed and steering is not proportional. it's full right/left or full forward/reverse. steering is recentered by a spring return when power is stopped to steering motor. the model itself and suspension is nice. converting it to flysky with arduino and l298n to give it some extra features and fpv. very basic model not really worth upgrading but for a mini project it will fit my requirements and be fun. wish it had a servo for steering.

Q69 review: I’ll get a bit technical but keep it short and sweet:First off the steering is not proportional and it only has one speed, for this price point it’s expected but still enjoyable to drive.Power only goes to the rear 4 wheels (via two motors on each rear axle), but since the difs are locked, it still climbs fairly well. It does good on small gravel, dirt paths but struggles on grass (the shorter the grass, the better).Overall it has plenty of power to have a blast.The suspension is obviously bouncy (since no oil shocks) but offers pretty good articulation, I was actually impressed on this one…I bought this for my 2 year old but even I have loads of fun with it. We fill the rear with rocks and watch it climb up this small mound in our back yard. For the price, this is a fantastic entry level crawler.Q61:Pros:Looks good.Battery lasts pretty longCons:Cheaply built and won’t survive long off road. (My steering servo went out after only 20 minutes of off roading on pebbles.)Pretty weak motor.No proportional steering or acceleration.Get the Q61 instead (cheaper, more powerful and better built).

Gift for my son for Easter and 24 hours later and it doesn’t turn anymore. I’ve tried cleaning out the front tires and making sure nothing is blocking it and it still won’t turn. He didn’t run into anything or drive it over any rough terrain to cause it to make this easily.

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Its a decent little rc toy. I primarily bought it hoping for a diamond in the rough like the wpl C series... It is not, the Q69 is much more toy-like. Fun to drive, even with its non-proportional controls. Motor-on-axle, very cheap plastic frame structure. The cab is a bit small on a C series frame, but the cargo box and an old axle made a nice trailer.TLDR, good for tearing down for kitbashing parts. Not really upgradeable or kit-like in any sense though.

The media could not be loaded. Extremely utilitarian and durable. Like a big army truck, it’s made to beat up and run through obstacles. Fun crawler to learn on