BEZGAR HM124 Brushless RC Car - 1:12 Scale 52+KM/H High Speed RC Truck, 4x4 Offroad Waterproof for All Terrains, Hobby Grade Remote Control Truck for Adults and Kids Boys with Rechargeable Battery

For the first battery it was great. You can adjust the speed and steering easily from the remote. We used slow for a few minutes and then put it on fastest. It was great. It drove over our front yard and basic trail. Second battery on pavement steering snapped doing spin outs. Pretty ticked right now.

If you're looking for a well built RC car this is it. This is my first RC car. It's fast and fun. I've had it about three months now and love it.This thing is fast. I've ran it iaround some huge empty parking lots and it really hauls ass. However, it's hard to control at full power on dirt or a slick surface. Back it off to about 60%. It's easier to manage and the battery lasts longer. I started at 30% while getting used to it.I broke one of the shock ends by my own doing. It's really fast and I crashed a front shock hard on an object running full speed. I ordered a replacement but it came from China and took two weeks. Then the ESC/RCVR went out and it has to come from China and that took another two weeks as well.The connection for the top lights broke after about 10 - 15 hours of use. It came with a replacement but I just go without. I suggest a little added support to the connection at the body end. The lights in the front number still work. So I'm good with it in low light conditions.The included chargers are USB powered, slow and awfully weak. One worked and the other kinda did. They finally both bit the dust. I recommend upgrading to a better charger if you don't have one already. It comes with three batteries which gives you over a full hour of run time.It's pretty tough. It's been flipped and rolled dozens of times. The edges are a little scratched up but it still looks no worse for wear.All in all a good purchase. No regrets.

It's my first electric brushless rc and I love it for driving around my neighborhood someone mostly see concrete and asphalt.So I had to make a couple adjustments to get it to where I like it first the servo mounting bracket style is horrible and loose so I removed the servo and added some crafting foam underneath it wrapped to the back now it fits snug. Also FYI the shocks always leak I have all apart clean rebuild added thicked shock oil and lasted all of 1 pack until enough leaked out to loose the pressure. I also tuned front shocks to the center of the truck on each side and the rear shocks I removed and moved them to the back of the inner top hole and second to the outside and now I rarely flip the truck over on pavement and asphalt it causes the rear end to drift instead of traction rolling I also added a spark tire to the roof for protection and custom look. I recommend grabbing a lipo balance charger I grabbed a Tenergy 5a 1-6s to keep your batterys properly stored when not in use, I also grabbed a 2 pack of zeee 1500 2s 60c packs and definitely gives it a performance boost.ConsThe PRICE IS WAY TO HIGH ON IT NOW!!I paid 149 for mine which was fair and I would have bought another by now for a friend but the price has been in the 200 to 180 range and its not worth a dollar over 150 compared to what else is out there in that price rangeBattery tray is too small to fit anything bigger then 1500 soft packsDefective shock design leaks everythingThey should have put a stronger rim on the truck considering its a brushless model 2 of mine broke quickly. So I have been babying my truck until some replacement wheels become available or I find a metal rim upgrade.ProI PAID 149 FOR MINEMost replacement parts can be found on Amazonbezgar support sent me a premium accessory package with another body battery 2 extra front and rear shocks and the set of wheels I needed to get back up and running. Because they didn't have any replacement wheels available for purchaseI was able to cut and custom mod my truck to have front and rear light bar and used red sharpy to make the rear into running lights. Pro tip plug the front light bar directly to esc and rear light to front accessory add on, that way your front lights are brighter then the rear so your truck can now efficiently run at night. I totally recomend this product IF THE PRICE IS $150 THEN BUY if not look else where there is better value to be had in my honest opintion. It is really a great way to get started in the hobby.TIPScheck wheel lugs after every packUse a paintbrush or something to get all the dust off and keep it cleaned upIf you get your wheels wet or drive in snowRemove them and start sqwooshing to remove all the water before your next runI also regularly spray down my metal dog bones and cups with wd40 to keep them from rusting and steering linkage to keep it functioning smoothly

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This is my first (hobby grade) rc car i have had in probably 10 years and have had this RC car for a few days so far and it's quite impressive. It's definitely not for kids especially at full power. It's pretty darn fast even off road. I have seen some reviews were people said the cars got so much torque that the wheels will come off. Well the simple solution to that is make sure the wheel nut is tight before you use it every time. If you want some extra insurance put a dot of light duty (blue) lock tight on the nut. It will keep it on without making it impossible to get the wheel off when you need to. In the few days I have had the car it's been in grass, dirt, mud and rain and has ran great. I have even ran it through some good size puddles to wash it off with no problems. Definitely wanna make sure you oil (or wd40) up the joints to the suspension and the wheels after running it in wet conditions though. The batteries seem to last way longer than the 20 mins it says on the description or at least it feels like they do. The only problem I seem to have with the car is removing the battery. It's very hard to plug in and unplug the battery from the car. It fits so tightly together I have to use a knife to wiggle them apart. Supposedly this is normal with T connector batteries especially when they are new but will eventually get worn in after a few times According to a buddy of mine that's big in to RC cars. Other than that I have no problems with this car so far. It's held up to my beatings. I try to be somewhat gentle with it. So even if it does crash its not going full speed. But it's taken a few good tumbles and hits and has held up pretty well. So for the price this is definitely a good RC car to get if you want something fun that won't break the bank.