4DRC Y2 Hand Controlled Gesture RC Car, Drift Car with Light Spray, 2.4Ghz 4WD 360° Remote Control Racing Cars Toys Model Gifts for Kids Boys Girls

This is an awesome and fun RC car. My son loves this, which he got as a Christmas gift.It is speady, drifts perfectly and can handle any terrain. It also lights up and has cool music setting. The smoke option is also very dazzling.It is easy to operate and doesn't take long to get used to the hand control function. Seems very sensitive and very responsive with this technique.The only con I have, is that there is no volume button to turn the music down!Best remote control drifting RC car for the value of money. Great battery life too.

Grandson loves the race car and tricks it can do. Turns out good good buy.

I couldn't on at all with the gesture controller, the car was just way too fast and flighty for me. With the standard controller it was a lot of fun though.The picture in the advert is very misleading with regards to size, the car is more like a 1/14th scale car.The remote controllers do not come with batteries but the car does. I am not sure how long the charge was as I performed it overnight.The car has independent wheel mechanisms meaning that is can spin in place rather than just turning.I really didn't like the annoying sound effects/music that the car had though.

Affordable, very easy to use, especially the hand remote, stylish, we especially like that it's rechargable

I used to love remote controlled cars growing up as a kid so to relive a bit of these memories with my nephews via this car, is brilliant.Unlike the remote controlled cars I used to 'build' this one comes complete. Build quality is fairly good given the price but I wouldn't go launching it down the stairs or something!The car is quite good in that it comes with not only a remote control, not too dissimilar to a games console controller but also a gesture sensing controller which you're meant to wear on your hand. I couldn't really get the hang of it, too old school, but my nephew was able to use it quite quickly.The car comes with rechargeable batteries but the controller(s) need batteries which is a bit of pain to be honest. The batteries in the car last a good while and they do recharge fairly quickly.The car is pretty quick, certainly on concrete/paving and if does have a drifting ability - probably not the same as some pro-level remote control cars but it's certainly there.As I'm writing this review, the car is £40 which I think is a good price and would certainly make a decent Christmas present for someone, whatever their age!

So this is one of those things I didn't realise I needed until we got it. We have had hours of fun with the kids. I'd seen one in Hamleys when we took the kids there, but this is much better. Even with young kids, due to the way it works, you can't really crash it as it drifts. The batteries last a decent amount of time and it works on both concrete as well as on artificial grass. I really can't rate it high enough :)

So the first thing I noticed was how large it looks on the image on the listing - it is most definitely not that big! It’s a good, normal size.It comes nicely packaged and looks good in itself.It has a built in battery which lasts about 45 mins of non stop playing which I didn’t think was too bad.It goes on all terrains as it’s 4 wheel drive making it durable.It’s great fun to play with and you have the choice of either the normal remote or this hand gesture remote where you strap it to your hand and move your hand. That takes some figuring out.It moves very very fast and drifts.Great fun for all ages but I’d probably recommend older rather than younger due to the controls and how fast it moves.Overall it’s reasonable value for money - I do think it’s slightly on the higher side cost wise.

The 4DRC Y2 RC Drift Car comes with two different control options, the classic controller type and a “gesture” controller that straps to your hand. The car itself uses a supplied rechargeable battery but the controllers need a pair of AA or AAA’s depending on which controller you use.What really makes this car fun are the omnidirectional wheels that make the car “drift”. This isn’t true drifting that requires fine control but in an RC car I find this simulated drifting just as, if not more, fun.Build quality is decent enough, at least good enough to survive my crashes with doorframes and skirting-boards, and there a few extra features to help justify the cost, with lights, sound and even a smoke effect.It’s a fun toy and about on the money as far as value goes.