This tank is pretty darn cool. Son loves it. LED lights on top were cool. It handles well and is easy to drive. The controls are smooth and turns and goes pretty quick. It has a pretty neat suspension that articulates. That was a surprise. There is obviously some R&D spent on this tank. Some of the suspension parts were made of metal. The only complaint is that it’s pretty loud running around inside the house is a bit annoying when you are trying to watch tv or have a conversation with family. But that’s not a big deal. Also the battery charges slow and doesn’t last too long. If you are handy with 18500 lithium batteries you could easily make your own batteries and charge with a better charger. But because of its performance and detail it’s Definitely 5 stars. Read more
Doesn’t last as long as another track rc but this thing is pretty fast and goes great even on snow where the grave digger track rc gets stuck. Think the lights drain battery faster but it’s a good solid heavy unit! Read more
Very fun. Perfect for my 10-year-old nephew. Read more
My son is 4 and loves to watch the tank roll over everything. the battery life leaves much to want. Total battery life of continuous movement is about 15 minutes. My son plays with it with his toys so it lasts well past 30 minutes. You just have to keep the little fingers away from the tracks, they do pinch when in motion. Read more
My hunni n daughter luv this thing Read more
Tough and well built 3 3/4 inch GI Joes fit perfectly in it can't wait to see what else I can do with it Read more
This thing is a beast when it moves. It’s extremely robust in how fast it travels and will surprise you for the price at how well made it feels and looks. Nephew enjoyed this one! Read more
Very good product, but I need a spare battery or two. Unfortunately the ones that showed in the suggestions that are always showing you meet a product turned out to be tiny little things. The original battery is composed of two 18650 cells, and gives a pretty good runtime. It took a bit of trial and error, but I think we have finally found some. Read more
