ME-10B Transmitter

Easy to bind and light weight. This radio is great for the one handed control so you can snap those trail shots with your camera in the other hand. Battery life is amazing and the usb c charger is awesome too. Even has an RC version of “frogger” on it! This is overall a great investment. The color lcd screen and the lighting are amazing. And for $49 you really have no room for complaints. I bought a second one so my son can have one for his rig. Oh and the coach mode is a great touch!

Amazing little transmitter that’s very feature rich for its price. Love the compact size especially the pistol grip style base which makes fitting it in a pocket possible. It’s light but not in a way that feels cheap, plastic is very solid and grip has a good texture. Buttons have a nice crisp click, throttle and steering are smooth, and the added bump for one hand steering makes a perfect for trail walkers with crawlers. USB-C recharging, through the chassis, of the included 18650 battery is a super convenient option. Screen offers tons of a customization of functions and while the wording used can be a little confusing, playing with it for a bit will make sense of it all. Honestly my only complaint is that the roller wheel used to navigate the menus combined with clicking that roller wheel down to select menus often results in rolling off the setting you are trying to select as you click on it, not enough to take off a star, just be prepared for some minor annoyance in that operation

Very easy to install, I used the ME-10B with the Injora brushed Micro esc and it worked flawlessly. 10ch is kind of overkill with the receiver on a micro crawler, so i opted to order a 6ch for space saving.

So much customization in the settings love it. Found slightly complicated to figure out the terminology in the wording but quick google was able to figure it out as the instructions wernt the best explaining the features and such. Battery life seems good so far!

I have used this for many trucks so far and it works great, very smooth but kind of hard to use the adjustments without a video tutorial, also came with a 4 channel receiver that i use it my 1/18th scales

I would recommend this set in a heartbeat, but there are a couple drawbacks that I've found. I still think it's worth every penny even with the cons. I have purchased a couple sets of these, each time I need a receiver, I just buy the whole set. CONS I've recently built two rigs to use the latest receiver/transmitter set I bought (SCX24 style, one of them is a regular jeep, the other is a 6x6 with two pan/tilt cameras) and each one has one of the receivers that come with the set, however when I switch between the rigs when I have both turned on, the vehicle that is not currently selected starts jerking and shuddering and drives a bit on it's own, so I have to fully turn it off. This kills any chance I had to seamlessly switch between vehicles and undertake multi-vehicle operations like towing and unloading, or tandem rock crawling, etc. That brings me to the next issue I've had: I have also had to bind the receivers to the transmitter every time I turn the transmitter off, which isn't that big of a deal since they made it so easy to bind, but it is slightly annoying. I have also had instances where the receiver and transmitter have lost signal to each other for a couple seconds, not often, but a couple times. That being said, I still think this is a KILLER deal, at least if you are like me and have projects that require small components, or many channels. PROS The transmitter screen is very easy to understand and I love that all the switches are shown at once. Switching between vehicles is easy, reprogramming switches, adjusting trim, binding, and there are even two potentiometers (dials) so I can control both cameras—it's clear MEUS has put a lot of effort into the user experience. I would choose this transmitter ANY DAY over my DX6 Rugged, which is around $299. A price difference of around $250 dollars is major, and you get (2) receivers! I used to pay around $62 for EACH 3-channel Spektrum receiver (SR315). The receivers are pretty good for the money. The 4-channel is perfect for micro builds due to its small form factor. The 10-channel receiver works great for builds with lights and multiple servos, I've purchased another couple of those just because of the amount of channels they provide. As for range, I have not run out of range, but I usually drive close by anyway (usually less than 50-60 yards). The only reason this is getting a 4 star is for the binding/connectivity issues I've experienced, but you really can't beat the price for what you get. I think MEUS did a spectacular job on this transmitter/receiver set. I bet the price will only go up.

The best bang for your buck on the amount of features this little guy has. I got this transmitter solely for how compact it is but with some research I liked all the features it offers. If you're considering this transmitter definitely got yourself one you won't be disappointed.

Was looking to replace a sanwa system that had short range issues. This was for a bashing car so no need for a flysky noble nb4 plus. Did some research and found this remote. Saw some reviews about updating software to fix some labeling issue and a video about EPA that did not have live real time adjustments. I just needed some basic adjustability options and expos. Decided to take the $50 gamble. Arrived and was surprised to find two receivers inside: the 10 channel and the micro 4 channel. It arrived with the latest software so no need to do the firmware upgrade. Was happy to also see that the EPA adjusts in real time so you can set that quickly. Minor issue is that after you reverse the steering channel, the display does not reverse. Tested the range and it beats my Sanwa so far. Have not been able to test out exactly how far yet. Happy that I took the gamble and I can say it is worth the $50.