1:16 RC Car, 70KM/H Fast Brushless RC Monster Truck, 2.4 GHz Remote Controlled Car with 2 Rechargeable Batteries, 4WD Electric Vehicle Toy Gift for Adults Teens Kids

Awesome. So fun.

The media could not be loaded. This buggy is really excellent but the lack of oil filled shocks is such a bummer! I drove it for a while with the stock friction shocks (basically just springs; no damping function at all) and it was just bouncing all over the place and hard to control. After ordering a cheap set of oil filled replacement shocks this thing became amazing though. Look for some shocks with a 66mm eye-to-eye distance and a 75mm overall distance or thereabouts. I found some on amazon for about 15 and they've been great. Both front and back use the same shocks (some use shorter ones in the front, etc).So this buggy clearly needs the oil shocks to really be great, but I'm not sure it's worth docking a star. Everything else is really quite good. It's extremely fast and surprisingly well built. I definitely wasn't expecting the front steering knuckles and rear hub carriers to be made of metal! That's awesome.One of the really great parts about this one is the brushless motor and ESC. Going brushless is such a huge upgrade for multiple reasons. Firstly, it's so. much. faster! Brushless motors provide so much more power than brushed motors (other things being equal). Like, twice as much power and I'm not even exaggerating. Secondly, not only is it providing so much more power but it's also hugely more energy efficient, making runtimes easily double that of a brushed setup. Thirdly is that they don't wear out anywhere near as fast as a brushed motor, since they don't have brushes riding on commutators causing friction and wear. Oh and they also run much cooler. I can run a brushed and brushless setup side by side, doing the exact same thing with them and after 5 minutes the brushed motor will be dang near hot enough to melt the solder off of its own wires while the brushless is just warm.Now, would I recommend this RC? Ehhh. I think I would try to push people towards a brand like WLToys or Hyper Go which will have an easier time finding replacement parts (and come with oil shocks stock). They are about 25% more expensive, but I think it's easily worth it. If you absolutely can't spend the extra money then this might be a good choice with future plans to upgrade the shocks.

This thing is badass for the price very impressed with the power and speed it has. Keep in mind you might want to buy a set of wheels because you will go through them quickly from how much power it has. It does need better suspension but I'm sure that's something you can look into for a upgrade

I wasn’t ready for how sweet this RC car is. The Jovizo 1:16 Brushless beast absolutely flies—70KM/H feels like warp speed when you’re tearing across pavement, dirt, or grass. The 4-wheel drive is insane. It grips like a mountain goat on Red Bull, climbing over rocks and blasting through rough terrain like it’s nothing.The brushless motor is a game-changer—super smooth, crazy fast, and way more efficient than the old brushed setups I’ve used. Plus, the 2.4 GHz remote is responsive with zero lag, even at long range. I’ve had zero interference issues, even when racing alongside other RCs.Battery life? Solid. You get two rechargeable packs, so while one’s juicing up, the other keeps the fun going. I’ve gotten over 30 minutes of hard driving per charge, which is impressive for something this powerful.Build quality is legit. It’s rugged, well-balanced, and surprisingly durable—I’ve already had a few flips and crashes, and it just shrugs them off.If you’re into RC cars and want something that’s fast, tough, and ridiculously fun, this one’s a no-brainer. Jovizo nailed it.

The electrical is having problems within days of getting out of the box. It's most likely a short as it stops connecting to the car. It'll drive, then stop, then start, then stop.

This thing is insanely fast for the price. The brushless motor really delivers and it tears through grass, gravel, and pavement without slowing down. Me and my son took it out to a big grass field and it handled it great, went over bumps and rough patches without losing control. The suspension and build feel solid and it’s handled a few rough landings without any issues. The range on the controller is great too and there’s barely any lag in steering or throttle response. The two included batteries give a decent amount of playtime before needing a recharge.Only downsides are that the manual is completely in Chinese, so be ready to rely on diagrams or some online videos if you’re new to RC cars. Also, the controller doesn’t come with AA batteries, so you’ll need to have those on hand. Other than that, it’s a blast to drive and well worth it for anyone who wants a fast and durable RC truck.

This thing is FAST. Like, can't chase-it-down-the-street fast. Even make a youtube video of your friend driving a car with you driving this next to the car fast. Acceleration is instant and the 4WD keeps it planted even on loose gravel. It throws a huge fishtail of dust and gravel if you punch it. Batteries last about 20 minutes each if you’re driving hard. The shocks take big bumps well. I’ve rolled it so many times and it just keeps going. Definitely not a toy for little kids, too fast and too much power for them. This is for teens or even adults IMO. Buy an extra cover if you care how it looks. You are gonna scratch one up quick since you will be rolling this thing left and right due to the speed. Nice metal drive train means it lasts and no flex when you slam the throttle. I did have issues with it flipping when going 100% power from a stopped position but adding a wheelie bar helped along with learning how to throttle up a bit slower.