Review on 🔋 Long-Lasting Power: BEZGAR Toy Grade Rechargeable Batteries - Optimal Performance, Reusable Convenience by Gregory Flynt

I think this car will be a little more fun for my kids than the last few cars. They keep asking about cars going outside (as they wrecked the last few trying to drive them through the snow and rain). I chose this car because it looked a bit bigger than the other cars based on the dimensions given. Sure, it's still not as big as some of the monsters in Sam's Club or hobby shops, but it doesn't cost $100 (or more) than many of them. I tested the car today when the kids were at school and so far I've found the following: The body of the car is nice as it has metal panels, much nicer to look at and feel than regular molded plastic. The controller is fine, nothing. excellent, but then again, this was the first type of pistol I've ever held in my hands, so it might be up there with everyone else, but it feels a bit flimsy. Both in the handlebars and in the trigger. The steering responds quickly, as do the drive motors. I think only time will tell if the handle can withstand repeated flips while the kids circle around. The battery compartment is a bit narrow and you have to twist the battery connector inside to get to the compartment. the door is closed. (I think a swear word or two was uttered in the attempt, but I'll deny it if you ask). The box is solid and the two batteries, screwdriver, manual and USB charger are under the box. .First I didn't understand how to charge the batteries because I didn't see the plugs. It comes in a small box and I will add the use of USB technology instead of a regular outlet as I'm sure it will be easier to need different outlets if this is sold in regions with outlets outside of the US. The USB charger also has a charging indicator that flashes while charging and stops when charging is complete. So the final impression of the car is that it should be a decent toy for kids (or dad sometimes). It's definitely not a high-end RC car, but it's certainly not your typical $20 Walmart trash can.