MaxTronic Amphibious Remote Control Car,Rechargeable RC Cars Toy 360° Flips Rotation Stunt Crawler 15KM/H 4WD All Terrain Outdoor Indoor Toy for Kids Boys Girls 3-12

If you want a gift that will actually keep a kid entertained for more than five minutes, you have to get this 360° Stunt Car. Honestly, it is so much fun to watch. Because it has 4WD and a double-sided design, it doesn’t matter if it flips over or hits a wall—it just keeps going. It’s perfect for kids aged 3 to 12 because the controls are super simple, but the stunts it can do are impressive enough to keep even the older kids (and adults) hooked. What's really great is the all-terrain design. We’ve used it on carpet, grass, and even driveways, and it handles it all. It has these bright LED lights that look awesome when it’s spinning in the dark. Plus, since it’s rechargeable (most models use a convenient USB-C or modular battery), you aren't constantly burning through AA batteries every time they want to play. It’s tough, fast, and basically crash-proof!

I purchased this car for my grandson nearing three years old. He loves to wash his cars and trucks and the waterproof aspect of this rc car is what attracted me to it. The remote has three buttons and two joysticks on it. The buttons are: power, lights, and demo mode. The joysticks are designated with forward/backward, and left/right. The tires extend beyond the body of the car with a rubber strip along the middle of them that would contact obstacles first and the car is light weight enough it does not appear that would cause damage to walls or furniture. In the demo mode there are several sequences that demonstrate some of the cars capabilities. It flipped upside and I went to put it back on its wheels but it was able to rock itself back to upright without interference. I also tested this using the remote control and was able to flip it back over to its wheels. This car is fast enough that an open area or outdoors would be optimal and the speed is not really adjustable. I am not sure yet if my grandson will be able to control the car due to the speed but if not he can always just let it run in demo sequences until he can master it. I love the fact that the car is equipped with recharchable lithium batteries that are charged using a USB type C cable with a charging indicator light. The remote uses two AA batteries but the cover has a small release button and you don't have to fight a microscrew to get the batteries. Even with the release button the battery cover seems to be secure. About the only thing I would add would be a fast/slow mode switch but I think once the weather cooperates it will be a great outdoor toy with water table car washing options. I included one of the longer demo sequences to show the speed and capabilities of this little car.

This car is amazing. Everyone in the family is fighting over it. The baby throws a fit if it is not charged. Just had a great idea. Think I’ll buy a second one for bumper car play. Car is absolutely indestructible.

I’m actually pretty impressed with this car. I tried looking at other pictures before ordering to get an idea of size, but didn’t see many pictures with good reference. My son has had this outside, and in the creek. I was surprised to know it floats like a boat and then “driving it”, makes it work like a boat. I deducted a star because the little waterproof cap for the charger port came off the first time he had it outside, even though it was properly sealed. So I am concerned it will affect the longevity of the car. My son is 4 for reference and absolutely loves the car. It’s fast too when fully charged. The battery lasts a couple hours of play.

Purchased two of these for the grandboys and they are a hit! Lots of fun. Make ramps, stack building blocks to knock over, smash into anything. Seems to be well built. Can't comment on longevity but does anyone expect toys to last forever for young boys? They'd drive them off the roof if they could. Work well on carpet and grass and have enough umph to get up a steep backyard hill. Of course they have to drive them down the slide and send the remote after it. If you're thinking about it, go for it.

Fun toy, use it at work with disabled adults. Easy control for them to use, car works great, they enjoy playing with it!

Here is the Standard Review for the MaxTronic Amphibious Remote Control Car – the versatile, high-performance vehicle designed to conquer any terrain, land or water! The MaxTronic glides over asphalt, gravel, dirt, grass, snow and even water. Its rugged, durable design features a waterproof body and tires that provide exceptional grip and stability on any surface. Don't let a puddle or pond stop the fun! This car isn't just for land – it's fully amphibious, so you can drive it through streams, lakes, or even the pool. Watch it float on water and zoom across the surface with ease. MaxTronic features a powerful four wheel drive system that delivers impressive speed and control on land and water. It’s perfect for off-roading adventures, racing across rough terrain. Equipped with full 360° spin capabilities, the MaxTronic car can perform awesome tricks, making it not just a vehicle, but a mini stunt performer with spins and flips! Built to last, the car is constructed with durable materials that resist wear and tear from constant use. Whether you're exploring muddy paths or racing through water, this car’s tough build ensures it keeps going. The easy-to-use, ergonomic remote control allows for precise handling. Whether you’re a seasoned RC enthusiast or a beginner, you’ll quickly get the hang of driving the MaxTronic with intuitive controls. The remote control requires two double A batteries. The car itself charges with a USB-C included cable. This car makes a great gift!

On land, this car is great for the price. It can also drive around in the water, at least for a few minutes. However, the manufacturer's claim that it is "100% Waterproof" is false advertising. And "IP68" is laughable, and certainly NOT independently certified. There's a silicone cover on the USB C port, but other than that, there is exactly zero waterproofing. I dismantled it, and there are no rubber gaskets, it's just plastic pieces screwed together. I bought a total of four of these cars, and they worked great for the first hour. But then they filled up with water in the pool and started malfunctioning. The kids were not happy. I would probably give a 5-star review if these cars weren't advertised as amphibious, because they are otherwise pretty cool. Just don't put them in water for any significant period of time and expect them to keep working.