Tipmant RC Fly Remote Control Mosca Toy Realistic Electronic Animal Fake Insect Car Vehicle Kids Birthday Gifts

This was a gift. The little kid loved it. Its good quality too. Looks same as picture.

This spider is very cheaply made. The on/off switch on the spider never worked. It was always on so we had to remove the batteries to keep it from draining using them up overnight. Also, the fixed wheel on the front of the spider broke and now doesn’t move very well and scratches our wood floor.

I got this for my cats as they love to chase roaches on cat TV. Well turns out they would probably not make it in the wild. Lol. My oldest gagged multiple times seeing this toy roach before finally throwing up. Took me a few times playing with it before I realized it was making him do this. Guess he thought it was ugly as well. Poor kitty. I've since hid it out of view and plan to go scare my coworker with it instead. Overall it's easy to use and control. There's only two control buttons, forward and right turning. Noise level is about what you'd expect in a remote item. It comes with batteries. The stress poop that comes with it was interesting....I don't know what to do with it. Would be a good gag or prank item.

My son loved this but only worked a couple weeks so it was kinda worth the buy

Muy especial sobretodo para regalos

Its kinda hard to scare someone with a roach when it has red n blue lights on it.

Looks just like one and remote controlled for any age really. Maybe not ol fogies

Remote stopped working within 15 minutes and the wings keep falling off. Awful product, don’t buy.

Super article! La tarentule a quasiment l'air réaliste, toute poilue et avec quand même beaucoup de détails. Elle fonctionne aussi très bien, excepté (étonnamment) pas avec les piles AA rechargeables d'Amazon, mes piles de prédilection. Nous avons été contraints d'utiliser d'autres piles AA.

The kids didn’t like it, the quality isn’t great

簡単操作のリモコンなので小さな孫も楽しく遊んでいた

Picked this up for my youngest kid - who's 19, but absolutely loves octopi (octopuses?). The octopi looks vaguely angry (with glowy eyes, no less!) and takes a grand total of 5 AAA batteries (3 for Octopus, 2 for remote), and both the battery compartments are secured with a screw so remember to have a small screwdriver for your Octopus buddy. It's still a cute Octopi, though, being all red and tiny. With the remote, you can rotate the left tentacles, the right tentacles (to turn, obviously) and the other to move forwards. To move backwards, you press both the turning buttons at once. It works quite well and is pretty rudimentary, but it's cute and fun to goof off with. Kid loved it. It's a great little toy, and is good for small kids (or much bigger ones, like mine, who love octopi).

Its not working as stated in the description