Remote Control Car, 1:16 Scale Monster Truck, 2.4GHz Dinosaur With Spray Roar LED Lights, Birthday Present Easter Xmas Gift for Toddler Girl Boy, Kids Gifts for 3-8 (Blue)

Bought as a gift for nephew, looked a fun toy .

Brilliant truck, my grandson loves to play with it when dad isn’t hogging it to himself.

What I did like about this RC dino truck is that it does come with two batteries required for the remote, that is a BIG plus to me when doing reviews, but then this is counterbalanced by only getting one rechargeable battery for the dino truck itself, a real shame as this means no playing when the battery is flat and needs charging. That is the only reason for the 4 stars and not the full 5. Something e4lse I liked is that you get a screwdriver as well, this is needed to remove the battery compartment covers on both the dino truck and remote control, and the real big plus is that the screws are designed not to drop out and get lost, real big thumbs up for that Hodlvant 👍 Basic controls, backwards, forwards, left and right, plus you get a button to press for the roar sound and smoke, or is that vapour! either way this is achieved by adding water into the dino trucks head via the provided plastic pipet. The tyres are rubber and squish down when pressed, the tread gives good grip in forward motion but not so much in reverse, still good fun though. Took around an hour to fully charge the battery, so again it could really have done with two batteries. All in all, a great RC toy and the kids will love it.

These look amazing, cannot ware for Xmas to give them to my great grandchildren to start the fun, know they will live them. 😊

Grandson love it

I bought this RC truck for my 5-year-old, and it's been a big hit. The truck is easy to control and handles well on both carpet and hard floors. The LED lights and spray mist feature make playtime more exciting. It's sturdy and has survived a few bumps and tumbles. A fun and engaging toy that keeps my child entertained for hours

The kids will love this, comes with a tiny rechargeable battery and even includes batteries for the controller, you simply hook them in, take the cap of the head, scoosh water in with the included scoosher and off you go. Controls work well they are the left does forward back and right turns left/right model of controls and work well, it does have a balance switch underneath if you find it veers in one particular direction but mine was fine. On the control you have a button that starts the roar, fire from the mouth with the lights and water vapor, it lasts 10 seconds or so and is quite well done, it looks good, loud enough to be heard and is just fun.

An odd combo to me, but my nephew was very excited when he saw the box! It's has all the needed batteries supplied (1x rechargeable in the car, and 2x AA for the controller) so all it needs is a power charge and you can get going. The car battery has one of the dodgier forms of connector which I’ve had so many just fail, which is unfortunate, so we’ll see how long this one lasts. Would have been far happier seeing a proper USB-C on there. What you don’t seem to get in the box is any instructions, which would have been appreciated, as we had to work out where to put the water on our own, and we had no idea how long to charge it. Once we got it going it was pretty nippy, and actually quite responsive as well. You have forwards/backwards on one button, and left/right on the other, so it’s pretty intuitive, even for small kids – until it’s turned around and is facing towards you, but that’s true of any remote control. You also have a little third button for the steam. You fill the steam with water from a little supplied squeezy-bottle , into a small reservoir inside the dinosaur’s head, and it does work quite well. The smoke effect is really good. The eyes also light up when you press the steam button. Even if you put your hand directly in front of the mouth for an extended time the steam is only very slightly warm, so I don’t think it would ever burn. The other thing it des when you press steam is make a very loud roar which, I’m not gonna lie, gets old pretty quick for all the adults in the room. A volume, or a little button on the underside of the car, to turn this off would have been very much appreciated! In all I’d say t his was very well received, and my nephew got a lot of play-value out of it, eager to take it round to his friend next door. Between them, they ran this toy until its battery had died, and immediately wanted it plugged back in to play more. So I’d say this was a great, if noisy, success.