Jada 99701 Toys Fast & Furious Brian's Nissan Skyline GT-R (BN34) Drift Power Slide RC Radio Remote Control Toy Race Car with Extra Tires, 1:10 Scale, Silver/Blue 141［並行輸入］

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Very pleased. Easy to set up and use. It’s a wedding gift for my partner and he has no idea!! Didn’t expect it to be so big. I’m awful at measurements so I was please by the size. I will say the casing is a little flimsy and I would say be careful. Would recommend.

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For $40 I didn’t expect a whole lot from this car toy grade car. I was wrong. Disclaimer: I’m 57 and have been involved in the R/C world since before NICAD batteries, let’s just start there. I’ve done every type of R/C car except drift (Road Race, Dirt/Paved Oval, Drag, Off Road, Monster Truck, Pulling, Crawling, Trailing and Bashing). These are my opinions and mine alone. First the important stuff. This is a Toy Grade Radio Control car. It is not easily fixable or upgradable. This is a 1/10 scale car. It is not small. It’s over a foot long so space to play is important. This car handles very differently on different surfaces (smooth polished concrete, rougher driveway, carpet, linoleum) so keep that in mind. Driving skill and aptitude will affect how much fun you can have with this car. It comes with everything you need right in the box to go and have fun. It even has one set of spare tires (and the tool to install them). Great build, sturdy, lots of metal parts where it counts, like axles, cups, knuckles and such. Built in USB charger. Nothing to lose. Open the hatch, plug it into any available USB port and start charging. Charging time depends on the amps of the charger you are using. I use a 2.0mah charger and it charges pretty quick and I get a good run time with it. The non-removable battery is a 900mah 9.6v battery so it must be using a step up to charge from a 5v USB. The Body is nice, and all details are painted from the inside. The only stick on decals are the tail lights. The unit is not waterproof, but it looks water resistant. I would expect that you could run it thru very shallow puddles on the parking lot. But I wouldn’t run it thru anything that would submerge it. Bad Stuff (but again, this is toy grade). It is NOT proportional. Steering is straight or full right/left. Throttle is F/R but only on/off with turbo in forward. Fun stuff. This thing is a blast. It took me a couple hours and a couple charges to finally get the hang of it but once I did, I was impressed. By using the Turbo On and Off you can make small adjustments while drifting. By the end of the weekend I was drifting and spinning this thing all over the garage with accuracy. This is a great starter car for someone who wants to know what R/C drifting is all about for under $50! Now I know that I want to go purchase a better, hobby grade, tunable/adjustable and upgradeable car. This one will stick around for fun though!

It is a bit fragile

This thing is much more fun than it has any business being given the $30 price tag. It is exceedingly powerful for a battery-powered car. Combine that with the slick plastic wheels and recreating drift moves is effortless. Hit the 'turbo' button and peg the steering to the right, and this thing will sit and do donuts until it runs out of power. The car came out of the box with batteries already installed in the controller, and enough juice stored in the car itself that my son was able to take it out of the box and immediately play with it for a solid 20 minutes. Charging is effortless with the included USB receptacle built right into the car. Just pull the cable out of the compartment on the bottom and plug it into any USB charger you have laying around. The battery lasted as long or longer than other RC cars we have had, and saves the frustration of unscrewing a compartment, removing a battery, finding the charging dock specific to that battery, and plugging it in. The body is made of a very thin, flexible plastic. I consider this a selling point, as the "drifting" feature means it will be crashed hard and frequently. It has much thicker plastic bumpers at the front and rear to prevent the thin plastic of the body from being crushed. My kids have had their share of very poor quality R/C toys over the years. What a fresh change of pace this car was. My only regret is that I didn't pick one up for both of my sons for Christmas.