RC Boat for Kids,2Pack LED Light Remote Control Boat for Pools and Lakes,Bathtub Toy Boats with Whole Body Waterproof,Rechargeable Battery,Low Battery Alarm,Water Play Toy Gift for Boys&Girls

Grandkids love them. Came back to buy more.

The media could not be loaded. I bought these for both my grandsons. This is the first time one of them is using them. As you can tell by the video they are “sick “. LOL

They're a lot of fun, they're very cheaply made, and you'll have to spend some effort to keep them in running condition.Good stuff: Two boats are more fun than one, if only because then two people can each drive one, and they can chase each other. The batteries last a surprisingly long time, and charge in about 90 minutes. The lights look GREAT in the evening when it's darker. The remotes pair with the boats (quickly) every time you start them up, so you don't have to worry about which controller goes with which boat, and the setup process is very easy.Not mentioned in the packaging: You'll need 4 AA batteries for the remotes (a pair for each). I recommend getting low-self-discharge NiMH rechargeables; they work fine with the lower 1.2V of rechargeable AA's.The twin screws are either all the way on, or all the way off. They can go pretty fast, but never seem to plane above the water, so they have to work for every knot of speed. You can steer without moving forward; turning the steering from side to side just activates one screw or the other. They don't really move backwards much in Reverse, but they make a funny gurgling sound that my daughter finds hilarious.They're only 9 inches (23cm) long, smaller than I expected.Important: When done playing, IMMEDIATELY open them to air them out and remove the batteries. The insides WILL, at a minimum, condense any air that got inside into water; they're clearly not the most waterproof boats in the ocean. I recommend (per the manual) mopping up any obvious liquid with a paper towel after use; Q-tips are handy. Do NOT leave the dessicant packs inside; those will draw even more water in them.As you can expect by the low price, the materials are REALLY cheap. We've had them less than 24 hours, and already one of the rudders is bent, and the button that turns the lights on and off on one controller is messed up. You can also smell burnt plastic when you first open them up and get them out of the water.

This was a huge hit! I purchased for a birthday gift for a 9 year old boy....the Dad and Brothers ended up loving it too.

These fun little boats worked perfectly right out of the box. I bought them for my 5-year old granddaughter to play with in our pool. They paired with the remotes automatically. I tossed them in the pool and off we went. It took her about 5 minutes to figure out how to drive them around the pool. They are tough enough to smack into the walls with no problems. They are the perfect speed, not too fast, yet fast enough to have to pay attention. We’ve been getting about 15-20 minutes per charge. That’s about as long as you need before boredom sets in. Our rule is you have to be out of the pool to play with them, to prevent the remotes from getting wet. That works perfectly when it’s time to try to get her out of the pool (which isn’t easy). A simple “let’s play with the boats” and she jumps out. You can’t go wrong for the cost paid.

They aren’t as fast as you think they will be

Got this for my nephew for Christmas. He loves it. Easy to set up and easy to use. He is 11 and had no problem.

Awesome in the dark, and easily controlled by my 3 and 4 year old. Only issue is when it flips, you have about 1-2 seconds to right the boat back again before it cuts power. This could be a problem on bigger water. Otherwise great fun in the tub or pool.