Remote Control Dump Truck, RC Construction Vehicle for Kids with 9 Channel Metal Bed Light Sound & Rechargeable Battery, Electric Transport Garbage Truck Toy for Toddlers Boys Girls Age 3+

My grandson absolutely loves this excavator and can play for hours with it. The realistic noises can be loud and a bit headache producing to parents, but your child will absolutely love it. It is well-built and has stood up to the challenge of a toddler who likes to take things apart. This and the dump truck are his favorite toys.

This thing is great! My two big toddlers have gotten plenty of play time with this over the last 10 mo. Doesn’t seem to get old. I hate anything with batteries but that’s just part of electric toys😂 batteries I say last maybe 2 hrs of continuous play on one charge. Good value for the money, I think I got it on sale for $30

this was perfect to drive around on the beach. It goes pretty good in the sand. Just the sand is loose. It’s kinda hard to drive on. It’s perfect for kids and the remote control is easy to use. It’s a great gift and I would recommend it for your next beach trip.

My grandson loves this, very sturdy well-made

My husband and teen sons had a blast in the sand at the beach with this!

We took this too the beach and had tons of fun!

Bday gift he love it easy to use quality great

The product appears smaller than its advertised size, fitting comfortably in the palm of one's hand. It comes with two Lithium 3.7 v batteries, but unfortunately, one of them was dead upon arrival. The product manual is available in both Chinese and English languages. However, it lacks clarity on how to properly install the battery in the truck. If one removes the undercover to install the battery, they will face difficulty in reassembling it. To install the battery correctly, it is necessary to uncover the front engine grill and pull out the battery connector. Unfortunately, this crucial information is not mentioned in the included manual, resulting in nearly an hour of my time spent figuring it out. After a few test runs and minor collisions with the wall, the truck started spinning only on the left side of the wheel. Upon investigation, I discovered that the wire on the other side of the motor was loose. I had to solder it to reconnect and restore its functionality. On the second day, the headlight stopped working altogether.