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SIMPIM Remote Control Car Kids,360° Rotating,RC Stunt Car, 4WD 2.4 Ghz Remote Control Car, Transform Robot Birthday Gift Age 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10-12 Year Old Boys GirlsA red car that transforms into a robot. Two toys in one!l The remote works well and it is responsive. It requires a rechargeable batteries but they are included but you will need batteries (2 x AA) for the remote.

My 5 year old son loves this. He is into cars and transformers.. so this is an excellent toy for him. The car comes with a rechargeable battery, whereas the remote control requires 2 AA batteries - not included. He has had hours of fun driving this around the house and it is still going well. Pretty robust as he has bashed it into the wall a lot and nothing has snapped off.

My nephew loves this remote controlled car, he’s car mad and can be a bit fussy about the styling of some toys if they are “not cool” but this one hits the spot. The only time he stops playing with it is when the batteries run low, but it doesn’t take too long to recharge and he’s off playing with it again - hours of fun!

We’ve had a few radio control cars and each had some issue so is a bit basic. This one really surprised us with how good it is.Firstly the controls. So simple a child can do it. And it actually goes in mostly a straight line and no need to adjust the wheels and its turning is done by the back wheels and a front trolly style wheel. It’s works really well and move pretty fast.The transforming works really well. You hold the button and release it at the point you want. At first it was stuck and I had to pull it up a bit but after that it’s worked fine. Our son like to stuff random things in it and make it go down. With mixed results.The battery lasts a while and has to be removed to be charged. At this price point I think that’s okay. It does go for a while and charges at an okay speed. The auto dance feature is funny and it mostly just crashes about. It’s easier to drive upright but either way is fun. It can topple over but this doesn’t happen often.When I saw the price I was surprised. If anything the low price would actually put me off buying it. But we’ve had more fun with this than any other cheap radio control car we’ve got. We’re very happy with it.

This is a small remote control car that has a 360 spin and transforming function.The materials used reflect the price it is sold for, so it may not stand the test of time or a trip down the stairs. But It is great fun and would be a good value Christmas stocking filler.

The media could not be loaded. This 360° rotation and automatic transformation RC car has quickly become a favourite among our kids. From the moment we unboxed the car, our kid was captivated. The car’s ability to perform a 360° spin is impressive and adds an exciting element to its movement. The automatic transformation feature is a showstopper; with just a press of a button on the remote, the car morphs into a robot, as you can see in my video. The transformation is smooth and fascinating to watch, providing dual-play options that keep my son entertained for hours. The robot can move around just like the car, which adds to the fun.The 2.4GHz remote control is simple and intuitive, with buttons for all necessary functions: forward, backward, left, right, and transformation. The signal is stable and works well even from a distance. The car comes with a rechargeable lithium battery and a charging cable, which is very convenient. This sustainable option is a huge plus. Made from high-quality ABS plastic, the car is both durable and safe for children. The LED headlights add a cool visual effect, especially in the dark. The demo mode is a nice touch, showcasing the car’s capabilities automatically.The remote control requires 2 AA batteries, which are not included. It would have been more convenient if these were part of the package or it was also rechargeable like the car. While the car is generally fun to play with, it can be a bit noisy, especially when performing the 360° spins. This might not be ideal in quieter settings or late at night. Although the remote is straightforward, younger children might need a bit of time to master the controls, particularly the transformation button.Overall, this RC car has been a fantastic addition to our toy collection. The combination of 360° spins and the robot transformation keeps the play dynamic and engaging.

The media could not be loaded. The fun SIMPIM Remote Control Car Kids, comes with a rechargeable battery for the car itself - as can be seen, the compartment was designed for 3 "AA" cells, so the provided battery needs to be put in at an angle to be able to close the cover completely. A USB A charge cable is provided, but the user must supply a suitable USB mains adaptor.The remote is simple, switched joysticks for Forward / Backward and Left / Right (steering is by a powered wheel in the centre of the car, switching off the rear drive wheels when used) and buttons for 'transform' and 'Demo mode' where the car drives a preset sequence. The remote needs 2 AA batteries (not supplied) It has no power switch, instead switching off after a few minutes of being idle.The car has a power switch on the bottom, mid-right side when looked at upside down, when switched on 2 white LEDs are also switched on.The transformer function is linear, and the car can be driven with partial or complete transformation.Good fun for a small one, although I'd not vouch for longevity as, by its very nature, it isn't a 'solid' toy, but should provide great entertainment.