BEZGAR TB141 RC Cars-1:14 Scale Remote Control Car, 2WD High Speed 20 Km/h All Terrains Electric Toy Off Road RC Car Vehicle Truck Crawler with Two Rechargeable Batteries for Boys Kids and Adults

I think this car will provide my kids with a little more enjoyment than the last few cars. They keep asking for cars that go outside (as they destroyed the last few trying to drive them in the snow & rain).I chose this car since it seemed to be a little bigger than the other cars accoriding to the provided dimensions. Granted its still not as big as some of the monsters at Sam's Club or hobby stores, but it doesn't cost $100 (or more) than a lot of them. I have tested the car out while the kids were at school today and here is what I determined so far:The car body is nice as it has metal panels, way nicer look and feel than the usualy molded plastic.The controller is ok, nothing outstanding, but then again this was the 1st pistol type I've ever held, so it might be on par with everything else, but it seems a little flimsy. Both in the steering knob and the trigger mechanism. Steering responds quickly and so does the drive motors, I guess only time will tell if the knob holds up to repeated flipping as the kids wizz around.The battery compartment is a little tight and you need jigger the battery connection around inside to get the compartment door closed. (i think there was one or two profane words uttered in trying to do this, but I will deny it if you ask).The box is comes in is sturdy and the two batteries, screwdriver, instruction and USB charger are under the bottom cardboard.At first I was confused on how to charge the batteries as I didn't see a plug. It got stuck in the small box and I will complement the use of USB technology instead of a regular wall plug since I am sure it simplifies the need for different outlets if this gets sold to non-US wall jacked areas. The USB charger also has a charging light which blinks while charging and stops when completed.So final impressions of the car is that it should be a decent toy for the kids (or occassional dad drive). It is definately not a high end RC, but not the typical $20 walmart small wheel junk box either.

Even when my child plays with it indoors, the motor noise is barely noticeable, and the servo operates extremely quietly. Compared to other RC cars, it's impressively silent, which makes it even more enjoyable.Despite its affordable price, it has all the essential features an RC car should have. Check out the shock absorbers, and you'll be amazed at the quality for the price!One time, my child was playing at the playground when a basketball hit the car, breaking one of the wheels. That’s when I experienced Bezgar's outstanding customer service. Louisa, the representative I spoke with, was incredibly kind and professional. Her excellent support left such a positive impression that it made me appreciate the Bezgar brand even more.From now on, my child's RC cars will always be Bezgar!If you've tried other RC car brands, trust my review and give this one a try. You'll be surprised at how quiet and high-quality an RC car can be at this price!

After doing a lot of research, I bought this remote controlled car for my young son. Really, I wanted to play with it, but I did feel that the operation of a remote control car is good for mental development and motor skills. He also loves (loves) cars. I was likewise into cars as a kid and have a lot of fond memories of playing with remote control cars mostly in the 1990s. Not that much has changed actually.What has changed is battery technology, and the affordability of high quality and sophisticated electronics components such as wireless transmitting gear and motors. For what you can get today for this price is amazingly refined for the money. The car it self has a rally car / dune buggy look to, which is pretty nice not per se exciting. As a scale model it has a lot of detail and has an air of high-quality parts. With that said, I wish it felt a bit more durable. Remote control cars get slammed into walls and obstacles so often, I went these things built with armor on all sides.It comes with two batteries and two chargers - which is nice. Battery life wasn't great, but none of these devices are since the motors burn through juice rapidly. While the toy is snappy for the money, I could tell that I would have wanted a lot more speed if I didn't need this toy to operable for a young child. I also feel like it could have accelerated a lot faster.As an off-road style vehicle, it certainly does go over a few more surfaces than race-car style remote control toys, but it isn't like an off-road truck. Two wheel drive is the first limiting factor. The car could also have a bit more ground clearance. The tires are a problem as well. They keep slipping off the wheels. This is fixed pretty easily, but it is annoy that once this remote control car really starts to get pushed in maneuvers... a tire need slip off the wheel and the fun must take an annoying pause.The car has cute little brake lights that display when you put it in reverse, and front LED lights when it is going forward. The forward lights are amusingly weak. They don't even let you as the operator see the ground in front of the car - so what is the point of even having them?I've played with much worse remote control cars than this product, and it remains among the nicer I've purchase for a child. I think the same company makes even nicer stuff, and I'd be willing to check them out. It has been too long since I've be able to shop in a store for remote control toys, so these days it is challenging to know what type of money you need to spend for a high-grade enthusiast-oriented product. That this remote control car isn't, but for the money is makes for a satisfying toy for someone to determine if they want to upgrade into something more interesting in the future.