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There great fun, and so the only slight downside is that the batteries run out pretty quickly, but would buy again.

For my grandsons 4th birthday present mad on dinosaurs thought I would give him one on steroids, enables dexterity cognitive behaviour also daughter and son in law loved it

Bought for my grandson & he loves it.

I charged both batteries over night , within 10 minutes each battery died . Causing my 6 year old grandson to get very upset . Not happy wanted to send it back but my daughter had thrown the box away .

The media could not be loaded.  I absolutely loved reviewing this remote control car, it’s so much fun to play with! It’s good quality with excellent suspension and we love the track tyres that even run over your feet with ease. It’s made with strong ABS plastic and is very sturdy, the only thing we had an issue with was the battery packs which we found difficult to connect to, and remove from, the USB cable. However, it got easier with practice. The rechargeable batteries are 1300mAh and run around 20 minutes on each charge (we timed them at 17 and 19 minutes). There isn’t a charging light to show when they are charged so we left them to charge for 4 hours each time. The car has 360 degree rotation and 45 degree drift, it’s pretty fast too. The remote control requires 2 AA batteries and we found it really easy to use. The dinosaur eyes light up and it makes a roaring sound - I have to say the sound does get annoying to adults but kids love it. You can turn the sound off though, thankfully!The recommended age is 8 - I thought 8 year olds might be a bit old for dinosaur, but apparently not as my 11 year old great nephew loves it. It’s a fantastic car for outdoor fun and the only downer is the battery time so it’s best to keep them both charged up. This is well worth £29.99 and I’m happy to recommend it.

My children adore this but so do I! It’s really fun to use and very addictive to try master given the controller is basic but the movements it offers aren’t - there’s the forward and back on the left, the right stick is speedy, in-place doughnuts and the buttons are some kind of impressive strafe/drift that is amazing for getting out of right spaces and the like. It works great indoors but also flew over our long winter lawn with the track-like tyres. It’s really impressive. The issues we have are as follows: the batteries drain unbelievably quickly (though they are rechargeable and easy to replace, plus you get two so can have one charging while you’re using the other, we are talking two or three stops per average session). It’s also incredibly loud and it doesn’t make it clear how to turn the sound off. Thankfully my son discovered that holding down the two ‘strafe’ buttons silences the beast and also boosts battery life as you would expect. Other than that the only problem I’ve found is one of the suspension rods snapped out and won’t slot back in - and we have been far from rough in terms of jumps/drops etc. We’ve simply been trying to master the on-ground movement for now. Without the rod in place it veers left naturally so is much harder control. That doesn’t mean it still isn’t fun. And I think for £30 it’s good value for the laughs and entertainment we’ve had. I can fix the suspension with glue I hope and don’t mind the charging pit stops, especially as it gets the kids off their screens! My son actually mentioned something about it being like Mario Kart and a part of my soul died. I think with a few finishing touches this could be a total winner. For now it’s still great in my book. The kids keep asking me to charge the batteries and that’s a great sign.

The media could not be loaded.  Small but powerful car/dinoMade from plastic (my only fault is the remote could be more better made)The wheels have serval other wheel types on them so can move in any direction and over most objectsDinos eyes light up and he roars He moves very fast and in different directions and does a drift effect tooHours of fun with this guyDino has a rechargeable battery and remote requires 2 x AA batteries (not included)Price ok Its the remote control lets it down as seems too cheap for itIm gifting this to my grandson and i am positive he going to love thisRecommends

Toy is actually as described. My son really loves it. Actually I like it too The only issue is that battery life is 20-30 min. I have changed and charged them around 20 times on Christmas day. And every time son strats to play with it I need to keep changing and charging them.